Never Trump delegates claim they can force vote over GOP rules

Never Trump delegates claim they can force vote over GOP rules

CLEVELAND (AP) — Signaling a potentially boisterous start to the Republican convention, anti-Trump delegates claimed on Monday that they'd collected enough signatures of delegates to force a state-by-state roll call vote on changing party rules, a battle that party leaders hoped to avoid.

It seemed highly unlikely that the insurgents would prevail. After a brief meeting in the convention arena, members of the rules committee said there will be no amendments to the rules that could deny the Republican nomination to Donald Trump.

Why public health worries don’t have to ruin your cookie dough
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Why public health worries don’t have to ruin your cookie dough

Brian Zikmund-Fisher

The following three statements are all true: Eating cookie dough can be dangerous, even after we've dealt with any raw eggs. I am a public health faculty member and an expert in health risk communication. My family and I eat raw cookie dough regularly.

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