Aisha Roscoe

For the past year, the Justice Department has been demanding that states turn over their full voter rolls to the federal government.

They include sensitive data like voters' driver's license numbers and partial Social Security numbers.

If you feel like there's conflicting advice on what makes a healthy diet, you're not alone.

NPR's Allison Aubrey joins us now.

Thanks, Allison.

Good morning, Ayesha.

It's great to be here.

All right.

So it seems like the diet advice is changing all the time.

And I was so happy to learn that I could eat all the steak I want.

Oh, that's how you heard it.

Okay, that's a very different message.

So who should we trust?

So it sounds like these dietary guidelines are based on science.

So why does it seem like everybody's not on the same page?

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