The Daily Populous

“Three truckloads of Spam products are on their way to the impacted areas with two more trucks following,” Hormel Foods, the company that owns Spam, said.

Hormel Foods said it has also developed a “Spam Brand loves Maui” t-shirt, and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Aloha United Way’s Maui Fire Relief Fund.

Spam was first introduced to Asia-Pacific during World War II, a welcome substitute to meat that was increasingly becoming unaffordable or simply unavailable in the conflict-wracked region. »

In response, GOP Sen. Tommy Tuberville has blocked more than 300 service members from getting promoted.

In a recent podcast, he doubled down and said "I don't care if they promote anybody to be honest with you.".

As Tuberville downplays the situation, Pentagon officials have said that the hundreds of military vacancies has created "unnecessary and unprecedented" risks for the country. »

Researchers may have found an effective, green way to remove microplastics from our water using readily available plant materials.

The health problems posed by nano- or microplastics and developing efficient ways to extract them from water have been the focus of recent research.

Testing its ability to capture microplastics, the researchers pumped microplastic-rich water through a column containing bioCap. »

As President Biden met with the leaders of Japan and South Korea at Camp David on Friday, no country loomed more prominently in the background than China.

China is the largest trading partner for both Japan and South Korea and is America’s third largest trading partner.

The tightening alliance between Japan, South Korea and the United States already has triggered a harsh response from officials in Beijing. »