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Lauren Johnson

San Francisco
As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Post Outlook, The Washington Post, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Cambridge University Press & Assessment and
Covers:  women's issues, environmental issues, native americans/indigenous peoples, lifestyle
Writer of words, lover of birds. 🐦🦉🦜📝 Speculative & Eco-Fiction. Co-host @BabylonSalonSF & @ClubChicxulub. @WriteinDC alumna. Owls for days. she/her

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16 Almond Milk Brands, Ranked Worst To Best

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By Lauren Johnson
| Yahoo Life
Almond milk's first mention can be traced back to 13th century Baghdad when it was mentioned in a cookbook, according to Vegan Food and Living. It was the drink of choice for Medieval Europe, where it was a status symbol and drank mainly by nobility (via Second History). And, as of September 2020, it was the most popular plant-based drink for those looking for more animal-friendly options, according to Food Dive. Almond milk has a long history, perhaps because it's downright delicious.
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Small town, big legacy: Mount Olive celebrates two homegrown icons Original

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By Lauren Johnson
| WTVD-TV (Durham, NC)
MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. (WTVD) -- With a population of just under 5,000, Mount Olive may be small, but its reputation stretches far beyond Wayne County. For 100 years, the town has been known nationwide for one thing: pickles. "For 100 years, Mount Olive, the town, has been known far and wide for its pickles," company spokesperson Lynn Williams said. Pickles are everywhere here - from hats and greeting cards to baby clothes, T-shirts and jars of every size imaginable.
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Rising Medical Malpractice Payouts Drive Push for Tort Reform

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By Lauren Johnson
| Birmingham Medical News
By Lauren Johnson Medical professionals, insurance companies and government representatives are calling for tort reform, and warning that without it, Alabama is going to struggle economically. Claim severity has increased significantly in the past few years, especially for medical malpractice. According to the Alabama Department of Insurance, total payouts from insurers rose by 140 percent from $9.6 million in 2020 to $23.5 million in 2024.
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