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An age-old fear grows more common: ‘I’m going to die alone’Nov 11, 2025 3:36 pm - More than 16 million older adults now live alone, many without nearby family or friends. As health declines and loneliness grows, a difficult question looms: who will care for them in their final days — and how can solo agers find comfort and connection before then?
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ByHeart recalls all baby formula amid botulism outbreakNov 11, 2025 3:21 pm - ByHeart announced Tuesday it is recalling all of its baby formula amid a multistate outbreak of infant botulism, and federal health officials said parents and caregivers should stop feeding its products to children immediately.
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This pasta with sausage and greens flips the ratio for more nutritionNov 11, 2025 5:59 am - This recipe takes the classic combo of pasta with broccoli rabe and sausage in a more healthful direction, with a generous portion of broccoli rabe, a modest amount of chicken sausage and, for added protein and fiber, white beans. This weeknight-friendly dish is as hearty and boldly flavorful as it is nourishing.
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What’s the best cutting board for meat and vegetables?Nov 11, 2025 5:43 am - It’s not a question of one “best” cutting board, but a few go-to boards. However, most savory cooking prep can take place on a large wood cutting board.
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I tried ‘Entertaining’ like Martha Stewart. It was exhausting and exhilarating.Nov 11, 2025 5:34 am - Martha Stewart’s 1982 book, “Entertaining,” is being reissued, so Emily Heil decided to re-create one of the guide’s over-the-top parties. Here’s how it went.
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‘My kitchen is my sanctuary’ for this housebound cookNov 11, 2025 5:30 am - What happens when something you used to love is no longer good for you? Rachel Riggs found out the hard way. Her medical journey and its relation to her diet are what led to Riggs’s debut cookbook, “In Good Health.”
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What book to read next? 16 Post readers share their choices.Nov 10, 2025 10:21 pm - Looking for a good read? Readers wrote in to The Washington Post about what they are currently reading — in print — and what they like about the books. From historical fiction to memoirs, classics to bestsellers, we think you’ll find something to pick up for yourself.
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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to intervene in SNAP fight againNov 10, 2025 9:34 pm - The Trump administration on Monday again asked the Supreme Court to block lower court decisions requiring it to pay full food assistance benefits to about 42 million Amer...
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Margaret Atwood’s long-awaited memoir is a humble look at greatnessNov 10, 2025 12:18 pm - How did Margaret Atwood get to be so powerful? Her new work, “A Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts,” is radiant with it — full, expansive and joyful.
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Trump demands ACA subsidy changes as Senate remains divided over shutdownNov 08, 2025 8:13 pm - President Donald Trump on Saturday urged Senate Republicans to redirect funding for Affordable Care Act subsidies away from health insurers and toward average Americans, his latest gambit to pressure Democrats as a government shutdown snarls air traffic, leaves food stamp benefits in limbo and furloughs roughly 650,000 federal workers.