New Yorkers Still Free to Guzzle Giant Sodas: Court

New York, your justice has been served—now would you like fries with that? A state appeals court has upheld the New York Supreme Court's ruling to strike down Mayor Michael Bloomberg's soda ban, finding that the prohibition on vendors selling 16-ounce-plus sugary drinks "violated the state principle of separation of power," Reuters reports. The decision was unanimous among the Appellate Division's four judges. "Like Supreme Court, we conclude that in promulgating this regulation the Board of Health failed to act within the bounds of its lawfully delegated authority," they wrote in their ruling, per the New York Post. (More soda ban stories.)