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Brittany Freeman

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I’m an investigative producer at @ScrippsNews who is passionate about mental health, public records, and baseball. I only tweet about the 49ers and Giants.
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As mortgage rates climb, the US housing market is slowing down Original

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By Jay Gray, Brittany Freeman Verified
| Scripps News
Mortgage rates in the U.S. climbed to their highest level since January 2025, and new home construction declined, adding to concerns about a housing market slowdown in the U.S. The weekly average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate home loan rose to 6.95% this week, up from 6.76% last week and 6.26% one year ago, according to numbers released by Freddie Mac Thursday. The increase came one day after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates due to persistent inflation.
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Is your food safe? What experts say about a historic summer for foodborne illness Original

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By Lori Jane Gliha Verified, Brittany Freeman Verified
| Scripps News
From lettuce to jalapenos to frozen berries, it has been a summer of food recalls headlined by an unprecedented outbreak of foodborne illness. The highest-profile outbreak involved iceberg lettuce linked to thousands of infections in what federal officials said is the largest known outbreak of cyclosporiasis in U.S. history. Many got sick after eating items with shredded lettuce at Taco Bell, sourced from Mexico and linked to the company Taylor Farms.
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Is your food safe? What experts say about a historic summer for foodborne illness

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By Lori Jane Gliha Verified, Brittany Freeman Verified
| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
From lettuce to jalapenos to frozen berries, it has been a summer of food recalls headlined by an unprecedented outbreak of foodborne illness. The highest-profile outbreak involved iceberg lettuce linked to thousands of infections in what federal officials said is the largest known outbreak of cyclosporiasis in U.S. history. Many got sick after eating items with shredded lettuce at Taco Bell, sourced from Mexico and linked to the company Taylor Farms.
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