Before you toss your eggs, check the carton. The recalled eggs have plant code P-1950 or 0840962 and a Julian date between 157–184 (printed on the side of the carton). If yours matches, don’t eat them
🚨 JAPAN IS BANNING AMERICAN CEREALS BECAUSE THEY CAUSE CANCER — AND KIDS IN THE U.S. ARE STILL EATING THEM
Japan is considering banning popular American cereals like Frosted Flakes, Rice Krispies, Honey Bunches of Oats, and snacks like Wheat Thins.
Why?
Because they contain BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene), a chemical used as a preservative and flavor enhancer that Japan considers too dangerous.
While other countries are rejecting these products over cancer concerns, they’re still widely sold in American stores.
If Japan doesn’t want it in their country… why are we still feeding it to our kids?
Happy Bobby Bonilla Deferral Day: Bonilla is set to collect another $1.193 million from the New York Mets today, as he will each July 1st through the year 2035.
From MLB spokesperson, Glen Caplin: "Today, in addition to proposing the largest ever increase in the minimum salary, earned by over half of MLB players, we accepted two landmark changes to free agency that have been in place for 50 years. We agreed to both the MLBPA’s proposal to provide earlier access to free agency, and their proposal to eliminate the qualifying offer system, a provision players view as a drag on free agency. We also proposed to eliminate deferred compensation and to create a new “Cornerstone Player” provision similar to the NBA’s “Bird Rights” to give every team a fair shot at retaining their fans’ favorite star players."
U.S. intelligence intercepted Ukrainian government communications discussing an alleged plot to redirect hundreds of millions of American tax dollars earmarked for clean energy projects in Ukraine back to the US to fund then-President Biden’s 2024 re-election campaign and the DNC, according to declassified documents obtained by JTN.
🚨BREAKING: The Department of Justice has launched a religious discrimination investigation into Major League Baseball over the San Francisco Giants' handling of players who wrote Bible verses on their caps during the team's Pride Night celebration.
"This double standard — under which players may not inscribe Bible verses on hats for one game only but may wear 'Black Lives Matter' patches for one game only — calls MLB's true motives into question and raises serious concerns about MLB's compliance with Title VII," @AAGDhillon wrote to Commissioner Rob Manfred.