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AXIOS (Avery Lotz) - CDC declares Cyclospora outbreak over

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared the Cyclospora outbreak related to Taylor Farms lettuce over Friday, though the Food and Drug Administration says its investigation remains ongoing. The big picture: Thousands of people fell ill as the outbreak rapidly surged throughout the country this summer as federal authorities searched for its origin amid a backdrop of overlapping food safety investigations . Driving the news: "This outbreak has ended. The number of recent infections linked to the outbreak has significantly declined," the CDC said in a Friday update, noting the "contaminated lettuce linked to this outbreak is no longer available in stores or restaurants." This is a breaking news story and will be updated.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared the Cyclospora outbreak related to Taylor Farms lettuce over Friday, though the Food and Drug Administration says its investigation remains ongoing. The big picture: Thousands of people fell ill as the outbreak rapidly surged throughout the country this summer as federal authorities searched for its origin amid a backdrop of overlapping food safety investigations . Driving the news: "This outbreak has ended. The number of recent infections linked to the outbreak has significantly declined," the CDC said in a Friday update, noting the "contaminated lettuce linked to this outbreak is no longer available in stores or restaurants." This is a breaking news story and will be updated.Open

YOUTUBE (Dr. Steve Turley) - Architecture Is Revealing a MASSIVE Civilizational Shift!!!

A post-secular era has emerged following the fall of the Berlin Wall, showcasing a revival of Christian architecture as seen in the St. Sava Cathedral in Serbia. This cathedral embodies a Byzantine cosmography, illustrating the unity of heaven and earth through its design, which reflects the medieval quadrivium’s mathematical and symbolic structures woven into the fabric of creation. ----------------------------------- Kimchi One from Brightcore – Health Starts in the Gut Get 25% Off – Use Code: TURLEY at https://brightcore.com/turley Or call (888) 597-0233 for up to 50% OFF your order and Free Gifts! *The content presented by sponsors may contain affiliate links. When you click and shop the links, Turley Talks may receive a small…

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY (Morgan Wirthlin and David Wurmser) - We Got 9/11 Wrong – And We’re Still Getting It Wrong

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, Dr. David Wurmser — the Navy reservist who walked...

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, Dr. David Wurmser — the Navy reservist who walked into the still-burning Pentagon as one half of a two-man intelligence unit tasked with finding out who had just attacked the United States — sits down with Morgan Wirthlin to explain what Washington got wrong that day and has kept getting wrong since: the two assumptions about terrorism that collapsed on contact with the evidence, the networks that were never taken apart, and why the ideas behind the attacks still shape the Middle East today.Open

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY (Kyle Shideler) - The Muslim Brotherhood Network and 9/11

“Most certainly [Osama Bin Laden] is a Mujahid. I do not doubt his sincerity in...

“Most certainly [Osama Bin Laden] is a Mujahid. I do not doubt his sincerity in resisting occupation for the sake of God Almighty.”  – Mohammed Mahdi Akef, Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide (2008 ) The question of responsibility for 9/11 has always been a contentious issue. Not in the conspiratorial sense. There’s no doubt (among serious people) that the attacks were planned, coordinated and carried out by Mohammad Atta and his 18 fellow hijackers, all of them members of al-Qaeda operating under a plan conceived by Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, and ultimately at the behest of al-Qaeda Emir Osama Bin Laden. But questions remain about how far the network of culpability should be extended. As the Center’s Dave Wursmer discussed,…Open