Ashlie D. Stevens is a journalist who writes for Salon Media Group, Inc. and Yahoo News. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including global holiday traditions, natural disasters, political news, and popular culture. Her work has also been featured in Truthout.
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The supermarkets argue mega-stores like Costco, Amazon and Walmart are their real competitors
By: Ashlie D. Stevens
As natural disasters like Hurricane Milton are on the rise, it's crucial to rethink how we prepare our kitchens
The spike in the cost of groceries can cause low-income, food-insecure folks to get into a debt cycle
By: Ashlie D. Stevens
The former president calls working at McDonald's "beautiful" while undermining workers' rights
“It is stressful and I feel like a Victorian before food regulations and inspections"
By: Ashlie D. Stevens
Stewart has called the film "lazy" and "not the story that makes me, me" Food Editor
By: Ashlie D. Stevens
A new study shows Trump's proposed tariffs would impact “hundreds of thousands of farmers and rural communities"
"Threats remain to critical infrastructure, highways and communities" in California
As tipping culture shifts, voters took a stand on gratuity at the polls
By: Ashlie D. Stevens
How tipping fared on the ballot this election — and what it means for diners and workers Most Americans feel like they're being asked to tip now more than ever, studies show.
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