Last month, the FDA issued a recall on Hudson Harvest Tomato Basil Sauce after learning that jars of the product were underprocessed. On Friday, the administration elevated the recall to “Grade II.” Hudson Harvest announced a voluntary recall on June 18 due to “swelling, leaking, or bursting jars.” “There is a possibility that the product has been under-processed, which could lead to the potential for spoilage organisms or pathogens,” reads a statement. “Spoilage is usually caused by growth of microorganisms following leakage or underprocessing,” the FDA writes on its website. Leakage occurs from can defects, punctures, or rough handling. Contaminated cooling water sometimes leaks to the interior through pinholes or poor seams and introduces bacteria that cause spoilage.” Hudson Harvest Tomato Basil Sauce Risk Level Elevated After Initial Recall On July 11, the FDA elevated the recall classification to Grade II, which means there is “a situation in which use of, or exposure to, a violative product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote.” In an email to Newsweek, a spokesperson with the FDA wrote that a main concern is the possibility of pathogenic bacteria, “which can have serious health consequences.” The affected Hudson Harvest Tomato Basil Sauce was sold in 16-ounce clear glass jars with UPC #: 683720301567 and lot # 1042426. You can find the UPC above the bar code and the lot # on the side of the jar. The products were sold throughout New York, Massachusetts, and Connecticut in May and June. This story’s featured image is by Pavel105 via Shutterstock. The post FDA Issues A Grade II Recall On Jarred Tomato Sauce Due To Improper Processing appeared first on InspireMore.

It is with profound shock, grief, and sadness that our country is once again facing the specter of political violence. The assassination attempt on President Trump as he spoke at a Pennsylvania rally yesterday was an evil act that deserves condemnation across our society and among all of Christ’s servants. Murder and its attempt is a violation of God’s law. It is an attack on his image. Political violence is not only an attack on a person but also an attempted subversion of the cherished liberties and the Constitutional order on which our Republic is founded. Many of us can recall such attacks in our lifetime, and it is right that we decry and lament them at every turn. We may better do this today by humbly acting together as God’s people in the following ways. First, we must give thanks to God that the life of President Trump was spared. While this heinous act injured him, it did not kill him, and for this, we may be genuinely grateful. Please join me in praying for his recovery, the comfort of his family, and his future protection from such harm. Second, we must grieve and pray for the innocent, slain, and injured attendees of the rally and their families. This is a horrific personal crime, changing so many lives forever. The trauma of such loss and pain is great, and we must uphold all those overwhelmed with the agonizing weight of this sorrow. In addition, we can and must pray for our country today and for all those who serve us in positions of authority and protection. How easily we forget those who are prepared to risk their lives to defend us; how quickly we forget to pray for those in office and those who aspire to such positions. Our renewed commitment to such prayer is of critical importance. With one voice, we must reject all political violence and remind those who even jokingly refer to such terrible things that this can have no place in our society, and we must give it no place in our fellowship. As long as nations and governments exist, there will be political disagreements and differences. We must find the grace to speak of candidates and one another in ways that are not dehumanizing and give rise to extremists and their violent acts. Our prayer for President Trump today and all who seek to hold high office must be accompanied by prayer for those already serving us: President Biden, Governor DeSantis, our senators and representatives, and all justices, whether serving at the state or federal level. Let us also remember our respective mayors, city council members, and other officials. I hope that out of the ashes of this terrible act, a more gracious discourse and debate, a less extreme and polarized posture, and a more gracious and generous concern for one another during this election season will emerge. May God find us regularly praying together in our families and with one another for our country and for his protection and wisdom now and in the coming months. Here is a prayer can offer together today: Almighty God, who hast given us this good land for our heritage: We humbly beseech thee that we may always prove ourselves a people mindful of thy favor and glad to do thy will. Bless our land with honorable industry, sound learning, and pure conduct. Save us from violence, discord, and confusion, from pride and arrogance, and from every evil way. Defend our liberties and fashion into one united people the multitudes brought hither out of many kindreds and tongues. Endue with the spirit of wisdom those to whom, in thy name, we entrust the authority of government, that there may be justice and peace at home, and that, through obedience to thy law, we may show forth thy praise among the nations of the earth. In the time of prosperity, fill our hearts with thankfulness, and in the day of trouble, suffer not our trust in thee to fail; all of which we ask through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. May Christ’s peace be yours, David Cassidy

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A proud grandmother danced into the night at her granddaughter’s wedding, despite doctors predicting she would never live to see the day. Doreen Cooke has been dealing with a heart condition called aortic stenosis for several years, which blocks blood flow in the aortic valve. She was told late last year that no treatment or […] The post Grandma Dances All Night at Granddaughter’s Wedding After Being Told She Wouldn’t Live to See it (Watch) appeared first on Good News Network.

The Daily Caller News Foundation—A special guest invited by former President Donald Trump’s team to his Pennsylvania rally provided the Daily Caller News Foundation videos he took as gunfire erupted in a failed assassination attempt against the GOP’s presumptive nominee. Benjamin Shrader, who is an event coordinator and CEO of Shrader Promotions LLC, was invited Thursday to Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Shrader provided videos to the DCNF that document the moments when a rally attendee was hit as several rounds were being fired at the crowd. Shrader said he was given the opportunity to meet with Trump after arriving at the event, snagging a picture with the Republican presidential nominee, noting his “very nice” and happy demeanor, before taking his seat within the VIP section located to the left of the stage. Shots began to ring out round 6:11 p.m. EDT as Trump was addressing those in attendance.  “I was sitting next to, I believe, [the] third row back. So next to the bleachers, but very close to the president. So he gets up, everybody’s cheering, you know, everybody’s talking. He pulls up a chart and then I then I hear it was — and what strikes me is it was quiet. I hear pop, pop, pop, pop and like the sound of darts almost. Or like a cartoon sound, it was very odd,” Shrader told the DCNF.  “So I duck and then I turn and I look behind me. Take in mind most people during this are saying, ‘Oh my god, they let somebody sneak fireworks in.’ People are not freaking out yet. But I turned around and maybe like three to five meters behind me I could not tell if it was a man or a woman, but there was someone with a massive amount of blood and it was spilling,” Shrader continued. “I’ve never seen somebody get shot before, but yeah, it was bad.” Videos recorded by the CEO, which have been obtained by the DCNF, capture the shock from crowd members nearby. In one clip, a woman near Shrader could be heard yelling “Oh, my God,” while a man was seen standing and yelling “one shot.” Others in the video can be heard shouting for a medic. “I think that a lot of people didn’t realize what was going on. There was a lot of confusion at the time and I don’t, I think there were — and also take in mind there was no cell service, because everyone was on their phones, so no one has any information but rumor. And because of that I believe some people knew what was going on and were panicking,” Shrader said.  “Some people were sort of kind of where I was, a forced calm, that this is a dangerous situation you need to remain calm. Other people were confused, other people were angry that something had happened. I had multiple people in the crowd say, ‘Oh, no, he didn’t get shot, he didn’t get shot.’ I think there was a lot of confusion and there was nobody [who] really knew what was going on,” Shrader continued. Video footage online quickly circulated of the moment the attack happened. Trump could be seen speaking to the crowd before multiple gunshots could be heard echoing throughout the audience. Images captured by New York Times photographer Doug Mills showed blood on Trump’s hand as he pulled it away from his right ear in response to a bullet speeding by. Shrader stated Secret Service agents immediately had swarmed the stage to protect the former president, and estimated the shooter was taken down by authorities within a span of 5-10 minutes after the attack. “What’s crazy is, to me, where that building was, where I was sitting, and where the president was, I mean it was a line. I was right in the line of what was going on. It’s crazy, I mean just look across whatever room you’re in,” Shrader told DCNF.  “It’s like that’s how far the person was from me. I’m so very — thank God, you know, I had my rosary beads in my pocket because it could have been a very different day for me and my family.” “I’m gonna be there [at the polls] no matter what. I always have seen [that] voting is the importance of civic duty. I put on my dress shirt, I go. This would only make me support him more and I think that that was the effect that it had throughout the crowd. He showed a lot of courage and strength, you know, you’d think most people would dive down when they get shot, but he put his fist up,” Shrader said Shortly after the attack, an emergency doctor who was in the crowd at the time told CBS News how he attempted to help save a man’s life who had been struck by a bullet. The doctor could be seen covered in blood, and described to the reporter how the victim had been shot in the head. “There was lots of blood and he had brain matter there,” the doctor said. The doctor noted he performed both chest compressions and CPR on the victim. A 50-year-old former volunteer fire chief of Buffalo Township, Corey Comperatore, died in the attack, his family members posted on Facebook. Originally published by Daily Caller News Foundation. This article has been modified to remove the shooter’s name. The post What a Trump Rally Attendee Saw During and After Shooting appeared first on The Daily Signal.

A cat sat outside, trying to get inside a building for weeks until a couple stepped in to help. Galante the catShane and BeccaAn orange and white cat found himself stuck outside his home, unable to find a way back in. He was lost and confused, waiting around the building for about two weeks."This friendly cat (Galante), got out of a first-floor window. When he tried to return inside the apartment, his owner wouldn't let him. It turns out that Galante has been living as an 'indoor/outdoor cat' for over a year. He's had some hard times, but that will all change," Little Wanderers NYC shared.Kind-hearted tenants had been feeding him, but with the thunderstorms and fireworks coming, they wanted to get him to safety soon. He sat outside for weeks, trying to get back into the apartmentLittleWanderersNYCA volunteer rescuer for Little Wanderers NYC sprang into action and rushed to find the cat. Galante was timid around strangers, hiding in the bushes, using his wits to survive the outdoors.A humane trap with food was carefully placed near the bushes, setting the rescue into motion. After waiting a while, Galante emerged from his hiding spot and began inspecting the trap. He hid in the bushesLittleWanderersNYCHe was cautious and clever, walking in and out of the trap a couple of times. Overcome by hunger, he entered the trap again for the food. Once the rescuer safely secured the cat, they took him to the vet to get him the care he needed.Galante was understandably scared after the ordeal, but that would soon change. LittleWanderersNYCWhen Shane and Becca, a cat-loving couple, heard about Galante's plight and his need for a foster home, they promptly stepped up to help.The couple was smitten with Galante, who looked like a carbon copy of their own cat, Reggie. They settled him into a comfortable, quiet room with plenty of food, soft beds, and all the amenities. Galante on his way to his foster homeShane and BeccaThey gave him the space he needed to feel safe while talking to him softly to get him used to their voices.Slowly but surely, Galante came out of his shell to explore. He was pleased with the numerous napping options, delicious treats, an assortment of toys, and a large cardboard box at his disposal. Slowly but surely, he came out of his shellShane and BeccaThat night, he dozed off in his cozy bed, surrounded by his blanket fort, making up for lost sleep.Those days of hiding in the bushes and waiting to get inside are gone. Galante is relieved and content to have a roof over his head and kind humans to cater to his needs. Shane and BeccaNo longer needing to hide, he's blossomed into his true self.He has become a loving companion to his foster parents and a gentle friend to the resident cats. He's discovered the office chair and likes to hop on it to "keep it warm." Galante likes to keep the office chair warmShane and Becca"He is very affectionate and social and enjoys looking out the window. He likes other cats and is overall a sweet, gentle, polite kitty who is insanely smart and responsive." Shane and BeccaHaving fended for himself for so long, Galante is back in his element, loving every moment of it. "He is so happy to be rescued. He will never want for a home ever again." Shane and BeccaShare this story with your friends. More on Galante the cat and Little Wanderers NYC on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Cat Hangs Around a House Every Day Until He Sets Paw Indoors, Being Held in Loving Arms

During a segment that was mostly about the various security failures that facilitated the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, former Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey made a point insufficiently expressed on the media: that if there is any rhetorical cooling to happen, it must also happen among “media personalities.” Watch as Ramsey closes out his segment on CNN with that trenchant observation: CNN SPECIAL COVERAGE  7/14/24 2:15 PM CHARLES RAMSEY: You know, we don't need something like this to happen again. And it doesn't matter if you're Democrat or Republican. All of us should be outraged at the fact that an elected official or potential elected official, former president, was targeted for assassination. That should not happen in the United States of America, period. And anything any of us can do to prevent that from happening in the future. And certainly our elected officials and activists and even media personalities need to tone it down. You've got a lot of people out there that are mentally unstable and they hear all this rhetoric, and they take it upon themselves to do something. That is fund- that that is a huge part of the problem. It goes beyond establishing perimeters and having snipers in place and all that sort of thing. We've created an environment now where violence is something that we can actually expect to happen. And that is incredibly unfortunate. The media have, so far, resisted calls to self-reflect upon their role in superheating our current political environment. In some cases, they even go so far as to cite debunked hoaxes as a reason for the current state of political rhetoric.  This makes Ramsey’s call to responsibility that much more important. He comes on CNN as an authority figure and says what we’ve all been saying over the past two days. In fairness, his call did include elected officials and activists. But the media need to take responsibility if there is indeed going to be a rhetorical “cooling down” at this critical juncture. Here’s hoping that they take the hint.  Click “expand” to view the full transcript as aired on CNN Special Report on Sunday, July 14th, 2024: KAITLAN COLLINS: Joining me now is Charles Ramsey. He is the former Philadelphia Police Commissioner and also CNN's senior law enforcement analyst. And it's great to have you here because I want to get your take on two things we heard from President Biden, but the first one being this independent review that he is ordering from the Secret Service into the security perimeter as of last night. What does that look like? Who would conduct an independent review of the Secret Service? CHARLES RAMSEY: Well, they need to have someone with a high level of credibility but the president's absolutely right. This has to happen and it has to happen as soon as possible. There was a major security breach, period. There's no way a potential assassin should get that close to a protectee or anyone else for that matter. Somebody dropped the ball. I mean, you know, you listen to the reports and they're saying, well, we saw a suspicious guy outside the perimeter. Well, what did you do? Did you stop them? Did you question them? Who's watching the rooftops? Do you have a person on the roof? Do you have drones? I mean, there are a lot of unanswered questions and somebody has to take a deep dive into it, but they need to do it sooner than later. You've got a major convention starting tomorrow, a month after that, you've got the Democratic convention. And then in-between you've got a lot of campaigning by both the president and the former president and their vice presidents. These people need to be protected. We cannot have a recurrence of something like this. Period. COLLINS: Yeah, and he just came out of a room with the Secret Service director, Kimberly Cheadle- was in there with her. I mean, obviously we have not heard a lot from the Secret Service. They've confirmed initially the casualties, and the victims who were critically injured, then they reaffirmed that Donald Trump was not decide- denied any request for additional resources. But the Secret Service was not present at that briefing last night with the FBI special agent and the Pennsylvania State Police and so there are still a lot of questions that obviously there's some investigation underway. Everyone understands that, but it is important for them. How important do you believe it is for them to be out there and be transparent about what happened here? RAMSEY: They need to be there. I mean, there's no excuse not to be there. I realize this is a tough time and, you know, I've run two police agencies. You have tough times. That's more important for you to be out front when you're in those tough times. Personally, I think the investigation should not be an internal investigation. It does need to be independent, which means this to me, someone from outside of that agency ought to be the person chairing that particular effort to make sure that it's transparent, to make sure they have uncovered everything they need to uncover. I have a suspicion they already probably know some of the things that broke down that didn't go well. It doesn't take long to figure that out. Question is, whether or not now or they are ready to really come forward with information. Do they have all the facts to verify and make sure that whatever theories you're working on right now actually turn out to be accurate ones that can be then shared with the public and lead to real change in terms of the security posture. Because apparently it wasn't working. It certainly didn't work yesterday COLLINS: Yeah. It obviously put Donald Trump within an inch of his life, which is just a terrifying circumstance. The other thing President Biden said is he was- he was- he was speaking directly to people. And obviously we have heard a lot of conspiracy theories and misinformation pushed online in the hours since this assassination attempt happened. He's spoken- said, let the FBI do their job when it comes to determining the motive. Yet he said they weren't ready to say anything. Obviously, that- how long could that take for them to figure that out, as we're learning more about explosives, who this person was, what they were like at school, how long could it take for them to determine a potential motive here? RAMSEY: Well, I’m not a profiler. I don't know if it'll take that long. They've got a lot of experience. The FBI is very good at this sort of thing, and they will take a deep dive and do a full psychological profile of this individual. Just from what I'm hearing right now, he kind of falls into a category that we've heard before. You know- kid that was bullied, the loner and so forth, access to a high-powered weapon. All those kinds of things. But the whole point of that is to learn from it so that when you identify in the future potential people that are capable of doing these kinds of things, you can identify them early on. Again, prevention is the whole thing. You know, we don't need something like this to happen again. And it doesn't matter if you're Democrat or Republican. All of us should be outraged at the fact that an elected official or potential elected official, former president, was targeted for assassination. That should not happen in the United States of America, period. And anything any of us can do to prevent that from happening in the future. And certainly our elected officials and activists and even media personalities need to tone it down. You've got a lot of people out there that are mentally unstable and they hear all this rhetoric, and they take it upon themselves to do something. That is fund- that that is a huge part of the problem. It goes beyond establishing perimeters and having snipers in place and all that sort of thing. We've created an environment now where violence is something that we can actually expect to happen. And that is incredibly unfortunate. COLLINS: Yeah, and an incredibly dangerous environment as well. Police Chief Charles Ramsey. Thank you for joining.  

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