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New Jersey YMCA campers were fed edibles laced with magic mushrooms. A counselor observed a camper distributing candy before children reported feeling ill.

Arkansas is proceeding with a ban on using SNAP benefits to purchase candy and soda starting Wednesday, despite a recent federal court ruling that similar restrictions in other states violated federal law.

Arkansas is proceeding with a ban on using SNAP benefits to purchase candy and soda, despite a recent court ruling. The state will restrict government food aid from being spent on these items.

A judge ruled that the federal government cannot block SNAP benefits from being used to purchase candy, soda, and other sugary drinks, invalidating existing or planned restrictions. The decision pertains to the nation's largest food aid program.

A federal judge temporarily blocked SNAP restrictions in Tennessee and other states, including limits on purchasing junk food like soda and candy. The ruling cited the USDA's incorrect use of federal law when approving state pilot projects aimed at improving health outcomes through restricted purchases.

A judge blocked bans on using SNAP benefits to purchase sugary drinks and candy in over 20 states. People in five states had challenged these restrictions through lawsuits.

A judge ruled that the U.S. government cannot prohibit individuals in the largest food aid program from using benefits to purchase candy and sugary drinks. The decision allows SNAP participants to continue buying these items with their benefits.

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., blocked the Trump administration’s ban on using food stamp benefits to purchase sugary foods and drinks in five states. The restriction on SNAP recipients buying soda and candy was halted by court order.

A federal judge in Washington blocked restrictions preventing the use of food stamps for purchasing sugary drinks and candy. The restrictions were promoted as a key achievement of the Make America Healthy Again movement.

A retro arcade and candy store combines games, candy, and a good cause. The store offers approximately 45 games and over 400 types of candy.

A retro arcade and candy store offers 45 games and over 400 types of candy while supporting a good cause. The combination of entertainment and sweets aims to engage customers through nostalgic gaming and diverse candy selections.

A retro arcade and candy store combines games and candy, offering 45 games and over 400 types of candy. The establishment is described as a good cause.

A retro arcade and candy store offers about 45 games and over 400 types of candy. The establishment combines entertainment with a good cause.

The Artemis II astronauts expressed enjoyment of their space food and revealed they consumed a familiar candy immediately after splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.

Artemis II astronauts disclosed they consumed candy while waiting for rescue teams to open the Orion Capsule after splashdown. The candy was stored in astronaut Christina Koch's spacesuit pocket.