Facing record-high cocoa prices from climate disruption, major candy brands are quietly cutting cocoa content and adding fillers—changing the taste and quality of your favorite treats.
A groundbreaking new play, ‘Kiuryaq,’ tells the story of the northern lights through Indigenous voices, blending myth, memory, and modern resilience in Canada’s Arctic.
From well-done steaks to Thousand Island dressing, Trump’s Asia food tour showcased how culinary choices became tools of diplomacy—and policy.
Thousands of foreign women are relocating to Mexico City for affordable living and personal reinvention—but rising rents and cultural tensions are sparking local backlash.
In a major upset, the centrist Democrats 66 have surged to a near-victory in the 2025 Dutch election, dealing a significant blow to Geert Wilders’ far-right PVV party.
During a summit in South Korea, Trump declared the U.S. would resume nuclear weapons testing and secured a rare earth export truce with China, while cutting fentanyl-related tariffs.
In a daring daylight robbery, thieves made off with over $100 million in historic royal jewels from the Louvre, exposing critical security flaws and leaving behind a trail of forensic evidence.
Despite the official end of Syria’s civil war, over 400,000 people have been newly displaced in the past year due to sectarian violence, revenge attacks, and unresolved property disputes.
Starbucks saw a 1% increase in same-store sales thanks to seasonal drinks and new menu items, but net income dropped 85% due to restructuring costs from store closures and layoffs.
Southern California Edison offers compensation to Eaton fire survivors—but accepting means giving up the right to sue. Victims now face a painful dilemma with long-term consequences.