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Drinkers of Fairlife, owned by Coca-Cola, have complained about diarrhea, vomiting and stomach cramps just hours after swigging the product. 

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For travelers, flying at 35,000 feet for an extended period of time comes with its own set of challenges, including little space for movement, dry cabin air and time zone changes.

Though extreme long-haul air travel never gets easier, there are some things you can do to make it slightly less terrible.

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A food-borne illness reporting website says more than 7,000 people have reported getting sick after eating Lucky Charms cereal. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is investigating.

A food-borne illness reporting website says thousands of people have reported getting sick after eating Lucky Charms and a variety of Cheerios cereals.

General Mills, the company that makes Lucky Charm cereals, speaks out amidst the FDA's announcement that they are investigating the reports of stomach illnesses linked to Lucky Cereal.

Plus, what happened when Milwaukee ended and reinstated its mask mandate, why it is risky for Biden to appeal the mask mandate ruling, and more.

Do you have Lucky Charms in your cupboard? Are the kids, even you, eating them? Well, it's a mystery, but more that 100 complaints have been filed with the FDA, Food and Drug Administration, of people getting sick.