Ghirardelli Chocolate Company has recalled multiple powdered hot chocolate and frappe mixes after a supplier flagged a potential salmonella risk in milk powder used in the products, according to company and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) notices.The recall affects a wide range of café-style drink mixes sold in large food-service formats—and in some cases, potentially available to consumers online.Product Recall Details The recall covers frappe, hot cocoa, mocha, vanilla and white chocolate powdered mixes, most of which were sold in bulk to food-service operators including cafés, restaurants and catering companies.Ghirardelli said some products may also have reached consumers through online sales…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Senate Banking Committee will vote Wednesday on President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, in a key test of how much influence the White House can exert over the central bank.If he clears committee, Warsh’s nomination heads to the Senate floor, where Republicans’ narrow majority leaves little room for defections if they want to place Trump’s pick at the helm of the Fed for the next four years.The Federal Reserve operates largely out of public view, but its influence touches nearly every corner of the U.S. economy…
Denver is now the weakest housing market in the United States, according to data from the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index, as home values in the city are falling faster than in any other major metropolitan area in the nation—even Tampa.Home values in the Mile High City were down 2.2 percent in February compared to a year earlier, the biggest decline in the country. The second-steepest drop was recorded in Tampa, which until February was the weakest housing market in the country and where values fell by 2.1 percent year over year that same month.Denver and Tampa are not isolated cases. More…
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Published on 29/04/2026 – 11:47 GMT+2 Ukraine is tracking multiple vessels carrying grain it says Russia stole from the occupied territories and shipped to at least four countries, as the diplomatic row over Ukraine and Israel over another stolen grain purchase rumbles on. The Ukrainian foreign ministry confirmed on Tuesday that Moscow’s sales of stolen grain are not limited to Israel, and that the total number of countries that have bought its shipments is likely bigger. “Such shipments arrived in Turkey, Egypt, Algeria and some other countries. These are only the cases I can recall from memory that happened earlier,”…
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Good morning, I’m Angela Skujins. This is my first day penning Euronews’ flagship daily newsletter. It is also incoming Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s first visit to Brussels – a highly-anticipated trip that aims to reset relations between the Central European country and its EU allies. Outgoing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s 16 years of continuous rule came to an end at a decisive election on 12 April. His tenure cost the country €17 billion in frozen EU funds due to democratic backsliding. If an agreement is not struck by the end of August, Hungary stands to lose roughly €10…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: The Department of Homeland Security called out the legacy media for characterizing the perpetrator of a recent Wisconsin machete attack as a “Green Bay man” when he is actually an illegal alien from Nicaragua.Fox News Digital has learned that David Joel Herrera-Garcia, 24, who is charged with two counts of attempted murder, aggravated assault and armed burglary, is an illegal immigrant who was marked as a “non-enforcement priority” by the Biden administration, according to DHS.Herrera-Garcia’s charges stem from an alleged break-in and machete attack at the home of his…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As Democrats and Republicans clash over escalating political rhetoric in the wake of Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting, Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., is urging leaders on both sides to “bring the temperature down.”The call for cooler rhetoric comes after Cole Allen, 31, of Torrance, Calif., allegedly stormed the lobby of the Washington Hilton hotel during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and opened fire.”It’s an opportunity, in my opinion, for everyone to bring the temperature down,” Moskowitz told Fox News Digital. “If we do the finger pointing, then the temperature’s never…
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What would you prioritize earlier in life? New research has found that six in ten seniors said that for them, it’s their memory health. A new poll of 2,000 Americans aged 50 to 70 shared sage advice for the younger generations: consider paying attention to your brain health and memory by the time you’re in your mid-30s. Commissioned by Neuriva Memory 3D and conducted by Talker Research, the study highlights how common everyday memory lapses are, with nearly nine in 10 (89%) seniors reporting occasional forgetfulness. In fact, the average person surveyed confirmed they forget something 12 times in a…
