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US asks restaurant companies to promote healthier foods to children

By Waylon Cunningham New York -The U.S. federal government will ask restaurants to self-regulate their marketing to children by promoting healthy meals and limiting advertisements for unhealthy foods, according to the “Make America Healthy Again” Commission’s second report released Tuesday. U.S. President Donald Trump’s Make America ...
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Illinois quick hits: DOJ to argue against gun ban; new Illinois chief justice

DOJ to argue against gun ban The U.S. Department of Justice will take part in oral arguments in the appeals court challenge of the state’s gun and magazine ban ...
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MAHA report on US children’s health targets food and drug marketing

By Ahmed Aboulenein, Renee Hickman and Leah Douglas WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. government will address what it sees as an epidemic of chronic illness among American children, calling for changes such as offering full-fat milk in cafeterias and limiting marketing of food and drugs, the ...
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US pilot Ethan Guo donates $30,000 to children’s foundation after Antarctica plane landing

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — American pilot and influencer Ethan Guo, who was stuck more than two months at a Chilean air base in Antarctica, made a $30,000 donation Tuesday to a children’s cancer foundation under an agreement with local authorities to avoid trial after ...
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NHL CBA establishes a $4M annual fund for retired players’ health care and wellness

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Beyond the noticeable changes in the new NHL collective bargaining agreement like expanding the regular season to 84 games and implementing a playoff salary cap is an investment in caring for former players that has not existed until now. The league ...
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RFK Jr.’s latest ‘Make America Healthy Again’ report calls for more scrutiny of vaccines and autism

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is imploring the nation’s public health agencies to prioritize investigations of vaccine injuries, prescription drug use and the cause of autism in a new “Make America Healthy Again” report focused on children released Tuesday. The 20-page report, overseen ...
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Congresswoman slams IL SNAP errors, praises WY’s eligibility checks

(The Center Square) – An Illinois congresswoman says that liberal state policies have turned the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program into a magnet for abuse and a drain on taxpayers. ...
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University of Colorado Boulder No. 5 in free speech report

(The Center Square) – The University of Colorado Boulder is now ranked fifth in the nation for free speech. That's according to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression's ...
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US FDA deems Sun Pharma’s Halol plant not compliant with its manufacturing rules

(Reuters) – Indian drugmaker Sun Pharmaceutical Industries said on Tuesday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had determined that its Halol plant in the western state of Gujarat was not compliant with the regulator’s manufacturing rules. The classification of the ...
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WATCH: DHS launches Operation Midway Blitz; DOJ to argue against gun ban in court

(The Center Square) – In today's edition of Illinois in Focus Daily, The Center Square Editor Greg Bishop airs the latest in the ongoing debate and Trump administration actions concerning public safety and immigration enforcement as the Department of Homeland Security launches Operation Midway ...
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Illinois quick hits: Man held pretrial for murder; Bears planned move explained

Man held pretrial for murder Illinois State Police say a Saline County murder suspect is being detained pending trial. ...
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Spain plans smoking ban at bar terraces, beaches, stadiums

MADRID (Reuters) -Spain’s minority leftist government introduced a bill on Tuesday to ban smoking at outdoor venues including beaches, bar and restaurant terraces, bus stops and stadiums. The ban would also apply to vapes or e-cigarettes, which are increasingly popular with young people. “We’ll always ...
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