As part of the ‘cocktail culture,’ consumers are still splurging on dinner and drinks
When it comes to discretionary spending, splurging looks different in 2023: These days, adults would rather treat themselves to drinks or dinner out.
Month: April 2023
‘Ouija Boards…Witches, Curses’: Exorcist Bursts Open Real-Life Possession Case Files
“The Exorcist Files” host Ryan Bethea’s fascinating foray into exorcism and the demonic realm took form while he was researching miracles. That exploration sent him deeper into a quest to understand evil.
Construction of China’s fifth base in the Antarctic worries west
For the first time since 2018, China is increasing its Antarctic footprint. A Washington-based think tank says Beijing has resumed construction of its fifth station at the South Pole, worrying western governments.
N. Korea Insults Biden, Slams Defense Agreement with Seoul
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is expected to accelerate a campaign aimed at cementing the North’s status as a nuclear power.
US Ex-Security Adviser Calls for Closer Ties with Taiwan
John Bolton said the backlog of U.S. military sales to Taiwan is estimated to be $19 billion and it needs to be resolved.
World’s richest lottery winner Edwin Castro who won record $2BILLION jackpot on Powerball beams at the bank
A LOTTERY winner who scooped the world’s biggest jackpot with a record $2billion prize was pictured beaming as he went to the bank.
Edwin Castro, 30, was seen taking a spin in his $250,000 (£200k) vintage Porsche for a spin before he popped i…
As battle for Sudan continues, civilian deaths top 500
Up to 20,000 refugees — mostly women and children — have crossed over the western border to Chad, the United Nations said.