After being embarrassed by his online postings, the Whole Foods CEO has been cleared by the SEC and is blogging again.

It’s Iowa State Fair time and a few months before the Iowa caucus, which means the national media can only talk about one thing: fried Twinkies.

Oregon’s governor brings attention to poverty and hunger by living for a week on an average food stamp allotment.

Saddam Hussein’s execution, last meals, and death by Crock-Pot.

There’s a new food blogger in town, and he happens to be the most adorable candidate for Agriculture Commissioner of South Carolina this writer has ever seen. Probably also the most adorable candidate for Agriculture...

Los Angeles approves a fast-food ban, and other cities consider following suit.

Here in the States, the recent foodie infighting over the relative benefits of organic and local agriculture has died down a bit. Now the UK is having its own row over organics—and this one, involving a government official,...

Are recipes copyrighted? And what if you modify them? The question dogs the blogosphere again.

Politicians in Italy indulge in a bit of old-fashioned gastronomic xenophobia.

I realize that this is the nation’s least populated state capital, 35,000 – 40,000, but there has to be some worthwhile places where the politicians dine? Any suggestions would be appreciated?

I am not bashing anybody, but, will the latest Martha Stewart’s opinions about other celebrities and politicians, affect if you are going to continue buying her books or how much you will watch her show? Just wanted to...

Are the jeans faded or hole-laden? :-) Any month but August I would say no. But given that the politicians and their tassel-shoed lobbyists have fled town, I would think you’d be graciously accepted. Enjoy your lunch!

A calm and small place for expertly prepared seafood.Their customers are mostly politicians or intellectuals (note the separate classification). I liked their decorations, wine list and their courteous service

For the District of Columbia, I Dine has Galileo and Teatro Goldoni, excellent Ialian restaurants, and the Caucus Room, a steak house that is good for watching politicians if you can recognize them. There is also DC Coast and Ten...

And do they have scales? No. Do politicians eat hedgehogs on marbled rye at Wolfie’s in Miami Beach during primary season? No. Have you ever seen bottled hedgehogs from “Ba-Taampte”? Case closed. Treyf they are.