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Gerber Recalls some Arrowroot Biscuits over Potential Plastic or Paper Pieces

Health · United States

Gerber Recalls some Arrowroot Biscuits over Potential Plastic or Paper Pieces

79% Center coverage: 114 sources

Gerber, the maker of baby foods and other products, is recalling certain lots of its arrowroot biscuits because they might contain pieces of soft plastic or paper and should not be eaten. See the Story

Olympian Sha'Carri Richardson arrested on charge of speeding over 100 mph in Florida — Christian Petersen/Getty Images via Getty Images

US Crime · Florida

Olympian Sha'Carri Richardson arrested on charge of speeding over 100 mph in Florida

68% Center coverage: 76 sources

Sha'Carri Richardson, an Olympic gold medalist and one of the world's fastest women on the track, has been arrested in Florida and accused of driving over 100 mph, according to jail booking records. See the Story

Red Cross: National Blood Supply at Critically Low Levels After Winter Storm Disrupted Blood Drives

Red Cross · United States

Red Cross: National Blood Supply at Critically Low Levels After Winter Storm Disrupted Blood Drives

100% Center coverage: 10 sources

The Red Cross is continuing to experience a severe blood shortage after the winter storm canceled approximately 500 blood drives across the country. As a result, the Red Cross says more than 15,000 blood and platelet donations have gone uncollected since January 23.See the Story

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