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Foreign Food Safety Inspections Hit Historic Low After Trump Cuts

Reporting Highlights Less Scrutiny of Foreign Food: American inspections of foreign food facilities have plummeted to historic lows this year, a ProPublica data analysis shows. Trump Cuts to Blame: About two dozen current and former FDA officials blamed the drop in foreign food inspections on staffing cuts under Trump. Food Safety Undermined: Food safety experts

Ajax 0-3 Galatasaray: Victor Osimhen writes name in Champions League history with hattrick in Cimbom win

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Foreign Food Safety Inspections Hit Historic Low After Trump Cuts

Reporting Highlights Less Scrutiny of Foreign Food: American inspections of foreign food facilities have plummeted to historic lows this year, a ProPublica data analysis shows. Trump Cuts to Blame: About two dozen current and former FDA officials blamed the drop in foreign food inspections on staffing cuts under Trump. Food Safety Undermined: Food safety experts

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Champions League: What new records did Victor Osimhen set in Galatasaray’s big win at Ajax?

Nigeria and Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen. Photo by IMAGO Victor Osimhen continued his sensational Champions League form with a stunning hat-trick as Galatasaray cruised to a 3-0 win over Ajax in Amsterdam, Soccernet.ng reports. The Super Eagles striker, who missed the Turkish champions’ opening group game against Eintracht Frankfurt, has now scored in every one

Ajax 0-3 Galatasaray: Victor Osimhen writes name in Champions League history with hattrick in Cimbom win

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