Ginseng or a rice filler? Major retailers sell fraudulent supplements

WORLD | USA | COMMENTARY | BUSINESS | ENVIRONMENT | INNOVATION | SCIENCE | CULTURE | BOOKS     Subscriber, here is your news for February 04, 2015.      1. Jordan executes two jihadis in act of retaliation for pilot's gruesome murder 2. Jordan king cites Clint Eastwood film as model for Islamic State fight 3. Thom Tillis questions food workers' mandate to wash hands. Legitimate or gross? 4. Why Washington might be shifting toward sending arms to Ukraine 5. What congressional 'Downton Abbey' office says about Washington culture   (Charles Krupa/AP/File) Ginseng or a rice filler? Major retailers sell fraudulent supplements The New York State attorney general is cracking down on supplements sold at Target, Walmart, GNC, and Walgreens. A study found that four out of five supplements do not contain the ingredient on the label. ...MORE       In 'China's Jerusalem,' party members must now profess atheism Drones deliver tea in China: Is the US falling behind in the drone game? Israeli campaign ads: Why Netanyahu is calling himself a “Bibi-Sitter” Why is Japan turning to robots as bankers? All World News Briefing: What you need to know about measles outbreak and vaccination Who is Tom Brady giving his Super Bowl truck to? US-Cuba thaw: What will happen to cold-war Cuban migration policy? Is Scott Walker getting ready to run for president? All US News     Sweet lures for China, Russia A new king's duty to young Saudis All Commentary & The Monitor's View Senators fight on Tuesday, lunch on Wednesday. New face of bipartisanship? Poll: Huckabee slams on Beyoncé might boost him in Iowa Club for Growth: John McCain may face conservative primary challenger Inside Congress's first formal bipartisan luncheon in two years All Politics Marshawn Lynch: Some NFL peers aren't impressed by off-field show Harper Lee 'Mockingbird' sequel greeted with joy – and skepticism How a microbe's non-evolution could confirm Darwin's theory Why is NASA so interested in Europa? All Books, Food, Culture & More

This Newsletter was sent to you by: The Christian Science Monitor 210 Massachusetts Avenue Boston, MA 02115