Rick Paulas
Rick Paulas has written plenty of things, some of them serious, many of them not, scattered over the vast expanses of the Internet. He lives in Los Angeles and is a White Sox fan.
Though LAX is not known for its food offerings, there are some decent options in every terminal.
Food thievery on a large scale is rampant. And kind of funny.
The bid to get rid of trans fat has long been in the making, with this last burst of momentum starting in 2006 when the FDA created a new rule forcing it to be listed on labels.
But "healthy" means something different to everybody, making the results less damning than they seem at first glance.
It will update inspection techniques, give the FDA more powerful authority in issuing mandatory recalls, and improve the safety of food imported from overseas. But it's not all good.
Food stamps have been cut federally this month. How will people be effected?
It gives independent restaurants without a lot of start-up capital a chance to thrive.
A plethora of frightening food stories to give you the willies this Halloween.
The CDC releases a broad list of suggestions on how schools should tackle food allergies.
One idea: Wrap yourself in as much fake bacon as possible. I say fake bacon, because if you wrap yourself up in the real thing, the party's going to take a weird turn if someone decides to bring their dog along.
The first round of cuts to the SNAP program is coming November 1. Many families will lose a lot of meals as a result.
"Everybody has a bad day. If a beehive has a bad day, people want to have it destroyed. If a person has a bad day, they put them on Oprah."