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The FDA says infant formula maker By Heart Inc.

is expanding its voluntary recall amid an investigation into an outbreak of infant botulism.

By Heart is now recalling all of its products nationwide, following reports that since August, at least 15 babies in a dozen states became ill after consuming the formula.

No deaths have been linked to the product.

By Heart sells roughly 200,000 cans of infant formula online today.

and in stores each month.

Thousands of people gathered in central Israel on Tuesday for the funeral of a soldier whose body was held in Gaza for over 11 years.

Hamas returned the body last weekend as part of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire.

NPR's Ite Stern has more from Tel Aviv.

On Asia-Pacific markets, shares are mostly higher.

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President Trump is backing away from his announced crackdown on the H-1B or Foreign Worker Visa program.

In a heated exchange with Fox News' Laura Ingraham, Trump suggested the visas are necessary because not enough Americans are qualified for certain jobs.

Trump disagreed with Ingram on whether H-1B visa crackdowns will be a priority for his administration.

In September, ICE agents arrested hundreds of South Korean engineers who came to the United States to build a factory at a Hyundai plant in Georgia.

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House is expected to vote Wednesday on a bipartisan bill to end the longest government shutdown in U.S.

history, but ramifications for U.S.