Craft beer’s golden age may be over. Faced with declining sales, rising costs, and changing consumer habits, small breweries across the U.S. are shutting down at an alarming rate.
From Slack pings to open-office chaos, modern workplaces are drowning in noise. Learn how constant interruptions sabotage focus—and what you can do to reclaim your concentration.
The Clooneys brought Hollywood and human rights together at the 2025 Albie Awards in London, featuring Meryl Streep, Meg Ryan, John Legend, and powerful tributes to global justice defenders.
Researchers have decoded a traditional Bulgarian yogurt recipe that uses live ants to ferment milk, producing a uniquely herbaceous flavor.
Baby boomers are driving demand for passion-focused senior living—from Parrothead beach clubs to private airpark enclaves.
A new New York Times quiz helps retirees identify their ideal senior living community based on lifestyle, budget, and personal preferences.
Young South Koreans are driving a “Buddhistcore” movement—buying Buddha merch and attending temple events—raising questions about whether it’s a spiritual shift or a passing aesthetic fad.
In an extraordinary act of mercy, a Utah man raised over $200,000 for the family of the Michigan church shooter—citing his Latter-day Saints faith as the driving force.
The Japanese city of Toyoake has introduced a non-binding ordinance urging residents to cap non-essential screen time at two hours per day—a controversial first in digital wellness policy.
France has ended state subsidies for cross-border night trains to Berlin, Vienna, and Prague, citing budget constraints—dealing a blow to sustainable travel and rail enthusiasts.