Often mistaken for mold, the pink slime that typically grows in showers and toilets is a bacteria that can cause serious infections, especially in immunocompromised individuals.

An illustrated guide to ‘pink slime’ journalism These low-effort websites fill the vacuum where real local news used to be.

The so called “pink slime” scandal, which made shocking allegations regarding the ingredients in McDonald’s nuggets, earned the meal the title of most controversial fast food item of all ...

Pink slime is a mix of ground-up connective tissue and beef scraps that are normally meant for dog food. BPI’s Lean Beef Trimmings are then treated with ammonia hydroxide to kill salmonella ...

istockphoto (CBS/AP) "Pink slime," the gross-sounding name for ammonia-treated ground beef, is on America's mind in light of a recent report that up to 15 percent of beef found in children's ...

Pink slime has been in the news a lot lately because it turns out that this processed meat filler is in lots of the ground beef (hamburger meat) eaten in America. You can figure out how it got its ...

Reconstrued as pink slime, the beef trimmings became a cash cow for the media. According to the lawsuit, ABC had dropped behind CBS in the ratings for 25- to 54-year-olds not long before the ...

"Pink slime" has been oozing back into headlines in recent weeks after McDonalds, followed by other fast food chains, announced it had stopped using beef trimmings to fill out its hamburgers. A ...

Disney paid Beef Products Inc. (BPI) $177 million to settle the 'pink slime' lawsuit that claimed a story ABC ran in 2012 misled viewers and caused hundreds of layoffs. On Wednesday, Walt Disney ...