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On your wedding day, it’s likely that the last thing you’ll be thinking about is getting in a good breakfast. However, you absolutely have to eat something substantial to have enough energy to get you through the day. Whether you’re enjoying a morning celebration or planning on partying into the wee hours of the night, you must fuel your body adequately. Opt for breakfasts with little sugar, like toast and eggs.

Beacon Pictures Activated charcoal is a trendy ingredient in all kinds of different products lately, but it has actually been around for a long time. If you've heard that activated charcoal can whiten teeth or have seen it pop up in toothpaste more often, you may be curious about what can happen when you brush your teeth with activated charcoal or use other oral care products that contain it. Dentists are divided on whether or not using activated charcoal for oral care is something that you really should do or not, with some saying they wouldn't recommend it and others saying that, if you find the right product and use it correctly, it can be OK. Working with your dentist to determine what the best toothpastes and whitening products might be for you is a good idea. Activated charcoal has become increasingly popular and trendy as of late, appearing in more and more products, from soap to face masks to ice cream, lemonade, coffee, and more.

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A Swedish midfielder was subjected to racist abuse after giving up a crucial foul in a World Cup match. He read a statement on camera condemning the abuse, and his teammates also came out against it by proclaiming "F--- racism!" on camera. The Swedish national soccer team has come out strongly against racist abuse directed at one of its players, Jimmy Durmaz, following the team's disappointing loss to Germany in the World Cup, proclaiming, "F--- racism!" Durmaz says that he has been subjected to racist abuse after committing the foul that led to German midfielder Toni Kroos' game-winning free kick.

Advocates for domestic violence victims are praising a new Tennessee law that seeks to stop a common tactic that batterers use after their victims have fled to safety: Filing frivolous lawsuits designed to bankrupt or inflict more harm on the people they already have abused. Those who work with battered women say forcing victims to spend money on lawyers and fight multiple legal challenges is common.

BloombergThe Trade War Has Sent the Yield Curve to Its Flattest Since 2007BloombergThe Treasury curve just keeps getting flatter. The gap between 2- and 10-year yields reached a fresh year-to-date low Monday, underscoring the Federal Reserve's dilemma over what Chairman Jerome Powell has called the real perplexing question in the and more »