Most unhealthy restaurant meals named by watchdog

What's on the menu? Extremely unhealthy meals. Especially combo platters. The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a watchdog group, is out with its latest list of "Xtreme Eating" meals, a summary of some of the high-calorie, high-fat, high-sodium meals at chain restaurants across the United States that it says are contributing to the nation's obesity epidemic. A combo platter at Red Lobster takes this year's crown with enough calories for more than one day, enough saturated fat for nearly two days and enough sodium for four days, the group said. And that's before sipping a 24-ounce cocktail that tips the scales at nearly 900 calories. "Seafood generally is very healthy, but they've...