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We learned last year from Consumer Reports’ testing that dark chocolate can be contaminated with heavy metals. Now, the nonprofit said those heavy metals have been found in other types of chocolate, as well as products made with cocoa powder such as brownie and cake mixes.  The organization tested 48 different products in seven different categories: cocoa powder, chocolate chips, milk chocolate bars and mixes for brownies, chocolate cake and hot chocolate. Researchers looked for the presence of lead and cadmium, the two most commonly found in cacao products, as well as mercury and arsenic.

Doja Cat has been turning heads since she first stepped onto the scene with her unique blend of rap, R&B, and electronic music. Known for her bold fashion choices and unapologetically fierce attitude, this multitalented artist consistently pushes boundaries with her genre-defying sound and unforgettable visuals. With an undeniable charisma that commands attention, Doja Cat shows no signs of slowing down as she continues to evolve and elevate her artistry.

Starting to crave all things fall? The easiest way to get your fix — besides sipping on a pumpkin spice latte from Starbucks — is by filling your home with fall-scented candles.  The popular Sparkling Cinnamon Yankee Candle is on sale at Amazon right now for $17. The best-selling 22-ounce candle comes in a classic large glass jar and can burn for up to 150 hours. The scent is meant to evoke the aroma of a spicy cinnamon stick with a hint of cloves.

The following eight new temple presidents and matrons have been called to serve by the First Presidency. They will begin their service in August. Vernan Grant Hogge, 66, Anaconda Ward, Butte Montana Stake, called as president of the Billings Montana Temple, succeeding President Randall A. Gormley.  President Hogge’s wife, Marjorie Tracy Hogge, will serve as temple matron, succeeding Sister Laura Gormley.  President Hogge is a service mission leader and a former stake president, bishop, bishopric counselor and temple ordinance worker.

TAMPA, Fla. — AST Space Mobile said Sept. 19 its Blue Walker 3 test satellite that’s been in orbit for a year recently relayed its first 5G phone call to an ordinary smartphone in a cellular dead zone. An engineer with a Samsung Galaxy S22 phone near Hana, Hawaii, successfully connected with the satellite Sept. 8 to chat with another engineer in Spain for almost two minutes, AST SpaceMobile chief strategy officer Scott Wisniewski said.

One of the biggest events of each season is the release of the Grandmaster Nightfall Strikes. These are the pinnacle of PvE content besides the raids, so there’s great loot up for grabs if you’re ready for the challenge. We’ve got you covered with the Destiny 2 Grandmaster Nightfall rotation and weapon rotation for Season 20 and the Grandmaster this week so you’re up to date on the schedule. The Destiny 2 Grandmaster rotation for Season 20: Season of Defiance can reward you with some of the best Destiny 2 PvE weapons and best Destiny 2 PvP weapons in the game.

'Full House' star Ashley Olsen isn't the little girl you remember. On Dec. 28, 2022, she tied the knot with Louis Eisner. What's his net worth? In this articleFull House star Ashley Olsen has kept a pretty low profile since appearing in her last film, New York Minute (2004). Although the paparazzi have continued to keep tabs on the actor, giving us some insight into how she lives her life, they didn’t get an invite to the secret ceremony she and Louis Eisner hosted at a private Bel-Air residence.

Fact Check A Facebook post purportedly depicting a small child who had to shoot the family dog over barking complaints is a fabrication. Published Nov 24, 2017 Image Via Shutterstock ");}else if(is_tablet()){slot_number++;document.write(" Advertisment: ");} Claim: Photographs show a small child forced to put down his dog with a handgun. In November 2017, social media users encountered an image that ostensibly replicated a post from the "AR-15 Gun Owners of America"

                                                        Catherine L. Hughes (born Catherine Elizabeth Woods; April 22, 1947) is an African-American entrepreneur, radio and television personality and business executive. Hughes founded the media company Radio One (now known as Urban One), and when the company went public in 1999, she became the first African-American woman to head a publicly traded corporation.