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The location change came after Syrian forces seized control of the camp where detainees were being kept, not long after U.S.-backed Syrian forces withdrew as a condition of a ceasefire with Kurdish fighters.

While the camp still has thousands of people linked to the Islamic State living there, many have asked to be repatriated to their native lands.

At one point, more than 73,000 people populated the camp.

A study led by the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia reveals the food that can stave off peanut allergies is peanuts.

The research shows introducing peanuts to infants resulted in a 27% decrease in peanut allergies, as well as an overall food allergy reduction of 38%.

The findings came out of a two-year study that built on data from 2015 that said exposing kids under a year old to peanuts could even dramatically reduce allergies to eggs and even cases of eczema.

Experts do acknowledge some parents may not be comfortable with early exposure to peanuts, but researchers stand by their findings.

Grinnell Scott, Fox News.

Stole from the cash register and all of that, pointed their guns at a couple more people, wouldn't let anybody leave, and then they got out in a couple minutes.

Mayor Mamdani said a recent delivery app change to require leaving tips after checkout means workers have been hurt financially.

Mamdani said the city is suing one company, Motoclick, for violating city pay laws by stealing from workers.

He adds other app companies have been warned.

Among those laws, a time limit to pay contracted delivery workers and documentation of how pay rates are calculated.

In New York City, Grinnell Scott, Fox News.

The high court justices rejected the appeal of a small group of sexual assault survivors who said they were against a $2.5 billion compensation plan.

The Boy Scouts declared bankruptcy in 2020, the result of money spent on hundreds of abuse lawsuits against the organization.

In 2022, a federal bankruptcy court in Delaware okayed a reorganization plan allowing the scouts to keep operating while claims against them were still being filed.

But a few dozen survivors wanted the Supreme Court to block that deal.

For now, a lower appeals court decision will remain in place.

Grinnell Scott, Fox News.