Food

Atlanta - On the solemn anniversary of the October 7 attacks, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) found herself at the center of yet another social media storm. The controversial congresswoman posted a tweet that appeared to call for an "all-out war on hummus," likely confusing the popular Middle Eastern dip with Hamas, the Palestinian militant group.

Greene's tweet, which has since been deleted, read: "On this day, we must remember the victims and stand strong. It's time for an all-out war on hummus."

Springfield, OH - A recent photo of Usha Vance enjoying a vindaloo taco has taken social media by storm, coinciding with National Taco Day celebrations. The image, which captures Usha savoring the spicy dish, has sparked widespread interest and engagement online.

Washington, DC - In an unusual twist leading up to the highly anticipated gubernatorial debate between incumbent Governor Tim Walz and Republican challenger J.D. Vance, leaked debate rules have stirred controversy, revealing that Vance's campaign is requesting assurances that the topic of food will be off-limits during the event.

Washington, D.C. — As Hispanic Heritage Month begins, Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH) has made an unexpected move to celebrate the occasion, sharing a cherished family recipe for spicy chalupas. Known for his staunch political stance and sometimes controversial remarks, Jordan's latest gesture has taken many by surprise.

Springfield, OH - Senator JD Vance has once again stirred controversy by criticizing "childless cat ladies" for their alleged failure to address hunger among Haitian immigrants in Ohio.The Republican vice presidential candidate, known for his previous disparaging remarks about women without children who own cats, has now combined two of his most contentious talking points into a single, bewildering statement.

Berkeley, CA — McDonald’s has confirmed that Vice President Kamala Harris worked at a Berkeley franchise that was secretly owned and operated by the late celebrity chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain. The surprising disclosure has sparked a flurry of interest and speculation about the intersection of politics, media, and fast food.

Nashville - To help "kick off" football season, Krispy Kreme has introduced a bold new addition to its menu: pepper doughnuts made with real scotch bonnet peppers. This innovative treat, part of the company's latest collection, has quickly captured attention, but not all of it is positive. Reports have emerged of customers experiencing severe reactions, leading to several lawsuits alleging injuries from the spicy concoction.

Albuquerque - Kari Lake, the former television news anchor and prominent Republican figure, celebrated her victory in the Arizona GOP primary for the U.S. Senate by indulging in a sweet treat at Krispy Kreme. Following her win, which positions her for a competitive showdown against Democratic candidate Ruben Gallego in the upcoming November election, Lake made a stop at the popular doughnut chain.

Washington, DC - President Joe Biden recently recounted his role in the creation of the iconic Caesar salad. According to Biden, Chef Caesar Cardini, the Italian immigrant credited with inventing the salad, had been experimenting with various recipes but was dissatisfied with the results. It was Biden, he claims, who suggested the addition of anchovy, a now-common ingredient that has become a staple in many Caesar salad recipes.

Stuttgart, Germany - Several United States military bases across Europe have been placed on high alert following an unexpected announcement from Costco. The retail giant’s signature rotisserie chicken has raised concerns among military officials, prompting a heightened state of readiness.