Week of September 28, 2026
(see last week)
Overcharges at Convenience Stores Surprisingly Frequent
Bombas, the Shark Tank company best known for giving one pair of socks to the needy for every one sold, is being sued for running never-ending sales.
That story is in Mouse Print* this week.
Consumers spend billions of dollars a year on vitamins and nutritional supplements. Do they really do what is claimed? This site, Supplement Scored, evaluates the claims of over 1,500 products using clinical evidence and third party testing results to determine whether the label is telling you the truth.

In a perhaps brilliant publicity stunt (we fell for it), the 100-year-old brand, the Laughing Cow, has put on a serious face. But why???
An FDA advisory panel just approved a new blood test than can detect early signs of various types of cancer. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta cautions about taking it. Here is a related text version of this story.
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