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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Kayla Steinberg
When Jeremiah Chamberlain and his wife, Harriet, started their 3D-printing business in March last year, tariffs weren’t high on their list of challenges to prepare for. “We didn’t expect to have this type of panic arise,” said Chamberlain, the owner-operator of Corvidae Creations in Hammond, Louisiana. But in the months since President Donald Trump took office and kicked off a freewheeling global trade war, Chamberlain has spent a few thousand dollars more on 3D printers from China.
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3 weeks ago |
nbcnews.com | Kayla Steinberg |Vicky Nguyen
May 15, 2025, 3:48 PM EDTThe federal government is warning Americans not to buy cheap knockoff faucets online that could leach harmful chemicals and heavy metals into their drinking water. The Consumer Product Safety Commission said Wednesday that it’s recalling four Chinese-made faucets sold on Amazon over unsafe levels of lead exposure. It said the lead can be especially harmful for babies, young children and pregnant women.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Kayla Steinberg |Vicky Nguyen
9 hours agoChina: Two marmots fight in the middle of roadGansu, China - May 10, 2025 This is the amusing moment two marmots were spotted holding up traffic by fighting in the middle of a road. A passing motorist and his wife witnessed the rodents brawling on a highway in Gansu, China. Footage shows the agitated ground squirrels standing on their hind legs, shoving each other head-to-head in a tense standoff on May 10.
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1 month ago |
nbcnews.com | Kayla Steinberg |Vicky Nguyen
Laura Putnam never thought her sons would receive melatonin supplements at day care. She enrolled them at Apple Blossom Childcare in Falmouth, Maine, when they were 1 and 2 years old. She said she hasn’t given them melatonin and hasn’t granted anyone else permission to give them the supplement, which mimics a hormone produced in the brain that makes people sleepy.
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2 months ago |
nbcnews.com | Kayla Steinberg |Vicky Nguyen
Scientists are finding microplastics everywhere from brain tissue to arteries and warning of the health risks posed by their buildup inside our bodies. They’re also discovering just how easily the tiny particles get there. Microplastics don’t just shed off of plastic items from overuse, like when a water bottle breaks down over weeks or months of being washed and refilled. They also leach into our food and drinks with even the brief use of a product with plastic components, alarming scientists.
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