IdeasAnalysis
Meals Matter: How Two Wisconsin Students Built a National Network
A high-school food drive in Middleton has grown into 35 chapters and 3,500 volunteers, earning its founders The Diana Award.
Search
15 results for “food”
Stories we follow
Articles
EconomicsAnalysis
The Pickle Kid: A Five-Year-Old's Roadside Venture and What It Signals
A Massachusetts boy has sold more than 500 jars from his family's garden surplus, offering a small lesson in enterprise and family support.
ConflictAnalysis
Europe's Airport Hoaxes and Frozen Aisles: Testing the Hybrid Threat
Bomb threats that grounded flights and hacked supermarket freezers have revived questions about who is waging a hybrid campaign against Europe, and how it might be answered.
PoliticsAnalysis
Mélenchon Sets Out His Stall: Wages, Prices and a Pension at 60
The veteran leftist launches a 2027 programme built on economic intervention, with polls placing him ahead of the left field against Le Pen.
PoliticsAnalysis
Mélenchon's Pitch: Lower Retirement Age, Higher Minimum Wage
The veteran leftist launches his 2027 programme with promises on pensions, pay and food prices, as polls make him the left's leading challenger.
World AffairsAnalysis
Chad's Quiet Burden: A Million Sudanese Cross the Border
UN figures show nearly a million Sudanese refugees and over 400,000 returning Chadians straining resources in the east.
EconomicsAnalysis
Wendy's Rejects Peltz Bid and Raises the Drawbridge
The burger chain has spurned a $1.4 billion offer from an investor group that already holds 16.3% of its shares, betting its turnaround plan can deliver more.
PoliticsAnalysis
Arizona's Food Stamp Shock: Benefit Cuts Become a Campaign Issue
A sweeping overhaul of America's safety net has stripped benefits from about half of Arizona's food stamp recipients, the steepest fall in the country.
TechnologyAnalysis
Cold Chain, Warm Target: Hackers Hit Europe's Fridges
Supermarkets in seven countries report soaring freezer temperatures, with attention focusing on legacy refrigeration equipment and an earlier French attack.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Turkey's Black Sea Grain Proposals Reach Washington, Details Unclear
Rubio says the US is examining Turkish proposals on grain shipping safety, but the substance of the plan and its prospects remain unconfirmed.
ConflictAnalysis
Alyoshki Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
Residents risk lives to access basic necessities amidst conflict
World AffairsAnalysis
Gaza's Looming Humanitarian Crisis: The Threat to Food Security
As Israel suspends the entry of commercial goods, Gaza faces mounting fears of a deepening food affordability crisis.
World AffairsAnalysis
A Looming Catastrophe: Understanding the New Global Food Crisis
As supply chains falter and climate impacts intensify, the specter of a food crisis looms larger than ever.