McCain Stands Against Farm Program; Rubio's Accepts $91 Million Buyout
A former presidential front-runner labels the "Better Know Your Farmer" program elitist, while a Carlsbad Mexican chain is sold.
A former presidential front-runner labels the "Better Know Your Farmer" program elitist, while a Carlsbad Mexican chain is sold.
Plus: Connecticut legalizes pickles, and John McCain doesn't want to know his farmer, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Connecticut legalizes pickles, and John McCain doesn't want to know his farmer, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Connecticut legalizes pickles, and John McCain doesn't want to know his farmer, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Tom Colicchio watches the election returns, in our morning news roundup.
And Thom Bar charges McCain supporters double.
A Dean & DeLuca that serves burgers, and an unnecessary look inside one chef's apartment, from our glance at the morning headlines.
Are cookies bearing the likenesses of the vice-presidential candidates safe?
A special menu will cater to the candidates. Will Obama Waffles be served?
In fact, steak is the one thing he and his co-host Sean Hannity agree on.
A look at what six chefs would prepare for the presidential candidates.
Plus, lots of news on calories, nude dining events, underage debauchery in Chelsea, and more, in our morning news roundup.
John McCain enjoys a slice in Brooklyn, chef Hung Huynh learns a thing or two about matzo, and junk fish get its day in the sun.