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While rising food prices generally may be bad news for Americans preparing to throw Super Bowl watch parties this weekend, a drop in some food snacks has helped keep total costs at bay.

From MarketWatch

This is, once more, another piece of bad news for Greenlanders.

From Los Angeles Times

Seattle is a really nice place and I played in their stadium for Celtic, so they get my backing here... although that's probably bad news for them, going by how I've done at predictions this season.

From BBC

Clara, now a struggling nurse in Madrid who has split with her husband and is raising two children on her own, carries bad news: She’s so desperate for money that she has decided to sell the apartment on Calle Málaga where her mother lives but to which she has held title ever since her father died.

From The Wall Street Journal

But in the end it all felt like a rush, a move in the night, at a time when Andrew was under the most intense scrutiny, with the waterfall of bad news from the Epstein files raining down on him and his ex-wife.

From BBC