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Cancer crisis throws wild card into Iowa elections

{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story In Iowa elections, cancer crisis looms large Rising cancer rates and a potential link to farm pollution are causing a crisis in Iowa, throwing uncertainty into the midterm elections in the state that has shifted ruby red in recent years. © Abel Uribe, Chicago…

FDA unveils proposals to update infant formula nutrient requirements

Presented by Alliance for Aging Research {beacon} Health Care Health Care PRESENTED BY The Big Story FDA unveils proposals to update infant formula nutrient requirements The Food and Drug Administration is proposing to update nutrient requirements for infant formula, the first nutrition review for formula in nearly 30 years. © AP Photo/David J. Phillip…

Nigerian media mogul Funke Akindele on her global success

Funke Akindele built her career as an actress, director, producer and writer with some of Nigeria’s highest-grossing films. Now, she wants to expand Nollywood’s audience with films such as “Behind the Scenes” and the upcoming film “The Four: No One Fights Alone.” In an interview with CNN's Larry Madowo, Akindele discusses her ambitions — and the challenges of turning domestic box-office success global.

California now has its own version of Watch Duty’s fire-tracking app.

AwareCA provides emergency maps and alerts like Watch Duty, but directly from public safety agencies. The LA Times reports the app addresses fire officials’ “uneasiness” with Watch Duty, with Cal Fire’s David Acuña saying, with AwareCA “you’re not relying on, ‘Well, what did I hear on that really static-y radio?’” [Link: Cal Fire has a new app. It looks a lot like Watch Duty | https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2026-10-30/why-cal-fire-made-watch-duty-competitor | Los Angeles Times]

Friday, October 30, 2026

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