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Plus, menu trends to watch.{ai:summary}<p>Headlines: 1) New Hampshire primary watch. 2) Concern over Israel's treatment of Gaza detainees. 3) North Korea's missiles in Ukraine. 4) Mother's guilt in Michigan school shooting. 5) Current dining trends.  #politics #israel #ukraine #crime #culture</p>