‘I have never seen him eat a vegetable’: With steak off the menu, officials scramble to feed fussy eater Trump in India

Donald Trump has embarked on his first presidential visit to India, the world’s largest democracy – and home to the world’s largest population of vegetarians. Since Mr Trump is a noted beef-eater, in particular a lover of steak and burgers, gastronomically speaking, the visit will prove one of his most challenging.It’s not all bad news for Mr Trump. India’s reputation for overwhelming vegetarianism is overstated, and it’s thought that more families eat beef at home than generally admit it.

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  'They don't serve cheeseburgers': Trump's beef-heavy diet largely consists of fast food and steak but he'll be living on vegetarian meals during his trip to India
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  Trump's host on his India visit is a fervent vegetarian. The White House is apparently nervous about the menus.
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Simple Diet Changes Helped This Guy Build Muscle and Get Shredded in 6 Weeks

“I was amazed by how much muscle I gained."

Mom of Tenn. Toddler Missing Since December Says She Is with a Babysitter: 'I'm Just Kinda Worried'

Mom of Missing Toddler Says She Is with a Babysitter

It looks like people with no real interest in Bloomberg are signing up to be grassroots campaigners because he pays $2,500 a month

Mike Bloomberg's social-media army, who can command payments of $2,500 a month, have variable levels of commitment.

• Bloomberg campaign blames Sanders' rhetoric for campaign office vandalism ⁠— again
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  Bloomberg pays $2,500 a month to grassroots campaigners
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Easy Easter Brunch Recipes, From Quiche to Sweet Rolls

Have your Easter egg hunt and your brunch, too.From Delish

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  Keto Fans, Stick To Your Diet With These Delicious Easter Recipes
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  20+ Easter Lunch Ideas To Make Your Sunday Feast Even Better
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer on the coronavirus: We have lost containment and this could be worse than we thought

As investors were waking up to a nasty selloff in global stocks on Monday, CNBC's Jim Cramer was already up early to fire off a string of tweets in an attempt to “just deal with the facts” about the potential impact of the coronavirus outbreak. His first one hit at 4:53 Eastern: Yes, coronavirus has slammed Italy with 132 cases and three deaths. South Korea has 763 cases and seven deaths.

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  Market's Miserable Monday Start May Only Be the Beginning of Pressure It Faces
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  Coronavirus fears trigger a major stock market selloff
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The viral video of a boy who was bullied for his dwarfism has been taken down. Here's how the Quaden Bayles story unfolded.

Quaden Bayles went viral in a heartbreaking video about bullying posted by his mother, Yarraka, but the video was deleted Saturday.