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  • 6 stories about life with your adult children

    In "Slouching Toward Adulthood," Sally Koslow shares what she learned about the differences between the boomer and Facebook generations.

  • 10 weirdest global fast foods

    In the US, fast food can get pretty predictable: Burgers, fries, chicken, and a taco or a fish sandwich, if you’re feeling adventurous. Leave it to our international brethren to show us how to loosen up and live a little. Take a look at ten wacky fast food items from around the world.

  • Top 10 Burger King changes

    Burger King's new menu has a purpose. Last year, Wendy's surpassed Burger King to become the second best-selling burger chain in the United States. It was close: Wendy's had $8.5 billion in sales, while Burger King had $8.4 billion. (Both were miles behind No. 1 McDonald's, at $34 billion). In an effort to regain the No. 2 slot,  the chain has undergone a massive makeover, complete with Burger King new menu items, décor, and employee uniforms. Here are the Top 10 changes Burger King has made in the past year, in its biggest overhaul since it first opened its doors back in 1954:

  • 6 top food memoirs

    In this era of the superstar chef there is no shortage of food-related memoirs, all telling the stories of how these many culinary geniuses found their calling. However, only a handful have the flavor and style that make them stand out from the pack. Here are six that we're calling the best.

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  • 6 stories about life with your adult children

    In "Slouching Toward Adulthood," Sally Koslow shares what she learned about the differences between the boomer and Facebook generations.

  • Hungry? Pizza Hut launches cheeseburger crust pizza. (+video)

    Pizza Hut has released a pizza lined with tiny cheeseburgers in the Middle East, just weeks after releasing the "Hot Dog Stuffed Crust Pizza" in the UK. When will Pizza Hut bring a wild pizza crust to the United States?

  • Starbucks to stop using 'crushed bug dye' in drinks

    Starbucks has announced it will stop using cochineal extract, a red dye made from tiny beetles. Starbucks items containing the crushed bug dye will be reformulated by the end of June.

  • McDonald's profits jump. Thank Chicken McBites?

    Mcdonald's saw its first quarter profits rise 5 percent in the first quarter of 2012,  as a mix of old menu standbys and new items like Chicken McBites lured in more diners to McDonald's.

  • 10 weirdest global fast foods

    In the US, fast food can get pretty predictable: Burgers, fries, chicken, and a taco or a fish sandwich, if you’re feeling adventurous. Leave it to our international brethren to show us how to loosen up and live a little. Take a look at ten wacky fast food items from around the world.

  • Top 10 Burger King changes

    Burger King's new menu has a purpose. Last year, Wendy's surpassed Burger King to become the second best-selling burger chain in the United States. It was close: Wendy's had $8.5 billion in sales, while Burger King had $8.4 billion. (Both were miles behind No. 1 McDonald's, at $34 billion). In an effort to regain the No. 2 slot,  the chain has undergone a massive makeover, complete with Burger King new menu items, décor, and employee uniforms. Here are the Top 10 changes Burger King has made in the past year, in its biggest overhaul since it first opened its doors back in 1954:

  • National grocery chains to stop selling beef containing 'pink slime'

    Federal regulators say the filler, known in the industry as 'lean, finely textured beef,' meets food safety standards. But critics say the product could be unsafe and is an unappetizing example of industrialized food production.

  • Wendy's beats Burger King for No. 2 spot

    Wendy's beats Burger King to take the runner-up spot for US hamburger chains after No. 1 McDonald's. While Wendy's beats Burger King in terms of restaurant sales, Burger King remains No. 2 in terms of corporate revenue and number of restaurants.  

  • Celebrity chef Mario Batali to serve up $5.25M to restaurant workers

    Renowned chef Mario Batali and his business partner have agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit brought on behalf of workers at eight New York restaurants. Tip-skimming was one allegation.

  • Dunkin' Donuts turning a profit again

    Dunkin' Donuts' parent company, Dunkin Brands, returned to profitability in its fiscal fourth quarter as traffic at Dunkin' Donuts stores improved and customers spent more.

  • Taco Bell breakfast debuts; some stores open 24 hours

    Taco Bell breakfast is here. The Mexican-style fast-food chain that caters to the late-night snacking crowd with tacos and gorditas, introduced a Taco Bell breakfast menu Thursday at almost 800 restaurants in 14 states.

  • Burger King delivery: Have it your way. At home.

    Burger King delivery services are available at select locations in Washington, D.C., and will soon expand. Can you get Burger King delivery?

  • US stocks dive after ECB doesn't act

    US stocks on the Dow dropped 198 points to close at 11997 after the head of the European Central Bank said there was no plan for purchases of European government bonds. The drop in US stocks was the worst since November.

  • Red Robin "Jim Day": Free burgers for all Jims, Jamies, and Jimbos

    Red Robin is giving away a free burger to people named Jim as a part of a promotion for the new Sweet Jim Beam Bacon Swiss Burger. The Red Robin promotion runs through Dec. 6.

  • McDonald's skirts Happy Meal law by charging 10 cents for toys

    Beginning Thursday, it will cost an extra dime in San Francisco to get a toy in a Happy Meal  at McDonald's — a move one county supervisor called a marketing ploy prompted by the new law.

  • Stocks rise sharply on big corporate earnings

    The Dow jumped 267 points to 11808 as McDonald's and several other large companies reported impressive quarterly earnings

  • Bankruptcy protection sought for Friendly's chain

    Bankruptcy protection would allow 400-restaurant chain to restructure and stay in business. At least three other restaurant chains have filed for bankruptcy protection this year.

  • National Coffee Day: where to find free coffee

    National Coffee Day features several chains offering the beverage for free. If you miss National Coffee Day, other stores are offering coupon deals.

  • Burger King ads: The king is dead. Long live the burger.

    Burger King ads will no longer feature the chain's longtime spooky mascot, the King. The company will refocus Burger King ads on its burgers.

  • 6 top food memoirs

    In this era of the superstar chef there is no shortage of food-related memoirs, all telling the stories of how these many culinary geniuses found their calling. However, only a handful have the flavor and style that make them stand out from the pack. Here are six that we're calling the best.

  • Happy Meal change: Apple slices in every Happy Meal

    Happy Meal change: McDonald's on Tuesday said that it would add apple slices and reduce the portion of French fries in its children's meal boxes this fall, effectively taking away consumers' current choice between either having apples with caramel dip or fries as a Happy Meal side.

  • White Castle online: Here comes the digital 'slider'

    White Castle online menu debuts in its 400 restaurants. Chain says the White Castle online system will be particularly useful for large orders.

  • Dunkin' Donuts IPO: Doughnuts to go public

    Dunkin' Donuts IPO announced. But private owners of parent company won't say when, or how many shares will be created for the Baskin-Robbins and Dunkin' Donuts IPO.

  • Taco Bell lawsuit dropped after dismissal by plaintiff

    Taco Bell lawsuit: The lawsuit over Taco Bell beef has been dismissed only after an expensive campaign by Taco Bell to combat negative publicity over their beef-to-filling ratio.

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Mae Azango has gone undercover to report on female circumcision, a rite of the Sande society in Liberia that is performed on young girls.

Mae Azango exposed a secret ritual in Liberia, putting her life in danger

When journalist Mae Azango wrote about a secret women's circumcision ritual in Liberia, she received death threats.

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