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McDonald's linked to dozens of food poisonings, one death

One person has died and dozens have fallen sick following a severe E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has said.

The outbreak, which began in late September, has spread across 10 western states with most of the 49 cases concentrated in Colorado and Nebraska, the health agency said.

SYRIZA: The Central Committee’s “so far” to Kasselakis – The background, the protagonists and the next day

Yesterday, the Central Committee of SYRIZA Progressive Alliance delivered a second blow to former party leader Stefanos Kasselakis. Following his impeachment, the committee voted by roll call—140 in favor and 12 against—to officially exclude him from the race for the party’s new leadership.

SYRIZA: “Mother of battles” the Central Committee – 87 in two, what they want Polakis – Kasselakis

Turning point for unity and perspective SYRIZA Progressive Alliance from now on is today’s meeting of the party’s Central Committee, where all internal party camps are expected to arrive at 11 am with a lot of suspicion about the future of the process of electing a new leadership.

USA: The mystery of “Pinnacle Man” solved after 50 years – He was found frozen in a cave but his identity was unknown

The man, who was found frozen in a cave at Pinnacle, a popular destination along the Appalachian Trail, has been identified as Nicholas Paul Grabb, a 27-year-old from Fort Washington. This identification brings relief to his family, who for 47 years had no idea what happened to him, although many questions remain about the last days of his life.

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