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Consumers have been warned against eating dips with best before dates up to and including Jan. 23, 2017.

A recent piece in the New Yorker shared the poignant words the U.S. president said to Malia and Sasha after Donald Trump's win.

Graffiti, slurs and posters urging "white people" to rail against multiculturalism were seen across the country. But there were also a few bright spots that served as reminders not to lose hope.

How much of the news you consume on social media is false? Turns out, a lot. As the stakes in politics skyrocket (both here and in the U.S.), we all need to be better readers.

Racist posters and acts of vandalism have sparked outrage, but a foundation of racism already exists here. "It’s just not necessarily above ground."