Workers at Somerby Top Farm reportedly hit pigs with boards, paddles, and fists, deliberately targeting areas such as snouts and eyes. Welfare checks often ignored visible injuries and suffering, with one inspection of 1,000 pigs lasting just 90 seconds.
Fraud is a ruthless crime that preys on our passions, our trust, and our excitement. More than three quarters of football ticket scams last season started on social media, with what seem like genuine 'first come, first served' offers all too often designed to rip off desperate fans.
"Once you download the free app, you can take a photo of any product with the in-app camera. The AI-powered image recognition in the app will then read the label and search for information online and in our database."
For sure. I caught one drug commercial the other day that had the name, the jingle, the fake happy people, side effects, the 'ask your doctor if it's right for you,' and nowhere did it say what the medication is actually for.
Amazon has warned customers about an increase in online scams, highlighting various types, such as order confirmation scams and tech support scams, particularly ahead of Prime Day.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is considering a significant bill that would mandate food manufacturers to disclose on product labels if their ingredients are banned in other nations, aiming for increased consumer transparency.
"Many deodorants contain synthetic chemicals, including antiperspirant agents such as aluminum, to prevent sweating. Natural deodorants rely on natural chemicals to neutralize odor instead."