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Alliteration, of course, works in Coronation Quiche’s favor. Divergent opinions can be found online over the King’s selection of food for his birthday celebration. To put it succinctly, it’s a tart made with crust made from butter and lard, topped with cheese, tarragon, broad beans, and spinach in addition to the standard egg foundation. A…

After consuming a cookie that didn’t have nuts listed on the ingredient label, a British ballet dancer who had a severe allergy to peanuts passed away in the US. The cookie was purchased earlier this month from a Stew Leonard’s grocery store in Connecticut by Órla Baxendale, a 25-year-old New Yorker. The box made no…

For the first time in more than 70 years, a booze store has opened in Saudi Arabia, a diplomat reported on Wednesday. This is a further step toward social liberalization in the previously ultraconservative country, which is home to some of the holiest sites in Islam, according to the AP. The store in Riyadh, however…

Customer boycotts of Pizza Hut are occurring as a result of reports that the restaurant business fed troops to Israeli military facilities for free. Pizza Hut Israel reshared an Instagram story on January 19th, shared by user @alex_shults, featuring two grin-filled troops carrying stacks of Pizza Hut pizza boxes. The post suggested that Pizza Hut…

The impacts of climate change were so evident in 2023 that, even before December arrived, scientists declared the year to be the warmest in recorded history. In a report published on November 30, the World Meteorological Organization stated that there was almost little possibility that the year’s last month would stop 2023 from surpassing all…

The state constitution would be amended by a bill introduced by a member of the Republican leadership in the Kentucky House of Representatives, allowing public funds to be allocated to private and charter schools. House Bill 2, the second “school choice” amendment to be offered in the House this year, was filed Thursday afternoon by…

As the lead counsel at the Florida Virtual School, Frank Kruppenbacher, a once-powerful public attorney, broke a state ethics statute, according to a decision that the Florida Commission on Ethics unanimously accepted on Friday. Kruppenbacher acknowledged one ethical violation in the settlement that the commission’s lawyers and he reached: using a virtual school employee to…

Baltimore — Numerous explosions involving manhole covers were reported in Downtown Baltimore on Thursday night. As a result, hundreds of people lost power until Friday morning while investigators worked. According to fire officials, electrical activity is thought to be the initial source of the explosions. The Baltimore Office of Emergency Management said that when crews…