Keep It Cool TV
Welcome to Keep It Cool TV – your one-stop destination for a fresh, unfiltered take on today’s headlines and pop culture. Hosted by journalist Dom Frio, our channel blends in-depth reporting and sharp comedic commentary with a twist of tin foil hat intrigue. Not only do we break down current events and news, but we also dive into the world of gaming and deliver original skits that keep things lively and unpredictable.
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NBA YoungBoy's wife just got his face tatted 😳 What do y'all think about it? Let me know in the comments! #commentbelow
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How do you start your mornings? ☀️⏰
Whether it’s prayer, music, or coffee — your first hour can shape your whole day. Start strong, stay focused 💪
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✨ Raising him to be loyal. Raising her to be brave✨
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Them feet gotta be just as pretty as the face🦶🏾👣
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has banned Red Dye No. 3, a synthetic coloring linked to cancer in animal studies. Commonly found in candies, baked goods, and snack foods, this dye will be phased out by January 15, 2027, for food products, and by January 18, 2028, for ingested drugs.
This decision follows nearly 35 years after the dye was prohibited in cosmetics due to similar health concerns. The FDA’s action aligns with recent legislation in states like California, which have moved to ban Red Dye No. 3 in food products.
Food manufacturers are now required to reformulate their products to comply with the new regulations. The FDA has provided a timeline extending to early 2027 for food products and an additional year for ingested drugs, allowing the industry time to adapt to these changes.
This ban is part of a broader trend toward increased scrutiny of food additives and a commitment to ensuring consumer safety. While the FDA maintains that the current levels of Red Dye No. 3 in food products do not pose a significant risk to human health, the move to eliminate its use reflects a precautionary approach in light of available scientific evidence.
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Growth💯
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It's a reason we’re hiring lil bro and you’re about to find out the hard way 😭😂😂
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Comment below some of your #RNB favorites that is a must have for a playlist.
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Kytch, a technology startup that made software designed to help operators fix their ice cream machines, has sued McDonald's for $900 million
Kytch alleges that McDonald's interfered with contracts with Kytch's customers and accuses the restaurant chain of false advertising
McDonald's allegedly sent emails to franchisees warning them that Kytch devices violated the ice cream machines’ warranties and posed a safety threat, which Kytch describes as false and defamatory
Kytch also claims that McDonald's used those emails to promote a new ice cream machine built by its longtime appliance manufacturing partner Taylor, which would offer similar features to Kytch
Kytch cofounder Melissa Nelson says the emails didn't just result in McDonald's ice cream machines remaining broken around the world, but also kneecapped Kytch's fast-growing sales just as the startup was taking off
McDonald's denies the allegations and says it will defend itself in court
#mcdonalds
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