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Kenya’s war on traditional alcohol: a colonial hangover about what it means to be ‘civilised’

At the dawn of Kenya’s colonial era in 1902, consumption of home-made alcohol was deeply embedded in society. For instance, among the Mijikenda of coastal Kenya, palm wine was integral (p.290) to traditional ceremonies, such as marriage and initiations, and in ritual offerings.

The Conversation

United Spirits Q4 Results: Profit jumps 27% on demand for premium liquor

Karnataka, one of India's highest-tax alcohol markets, said in March it ⁠will scrap government price controls and shift to strength-based excise taxation from April 2026, allowing companies to set prices while cutting tax slabs.

The Economic Times

Kash Patel insisted under oath he doesn’t drink excessively — then came the now viral multi-confessions from the FBI director

Liar or alcoholic or both?

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Wanted: real no-lo alternatives for wine drinkers

Perhaps the non-alcoholic alternative for wine drinkers should not be a wine at all, but a different sip altogether? We slurp through some likely candidates …

The Guardian - UK

Sleep and diet may matter more than exercise for buffering the health toll of chronic stress

When work gets stressful, the standard advice is familiar: exercise more, eat better, sleep more and cut back on unhealthy habits. But our new research study suggests not all healthy habits offer the same protection from chronic work stress.

The Conversation

Death to the $20 cocktail: The bars bringing back cheaper drinks

Bars are rethinking cocktail pricing as costs soar and consumer behavior shifts. Establishments like Gus' Sip & Dip and Radicle are offering affordable $12 and $10 cocktails, respectively, by optimizing ingredient sourcing and minimizing waste. This strategy encourages repeat business and broader customer accessibility, aiming to preserve the growth of…

The Economic Times

Thailand introduces new alcohol restrictions: What tourists should know

Thailand has enacted eight new rules on alcohol sales and consumption. These regulations now apply to public areas, transport facilities, and government spaces. The changes are effective immediately. Alcohol sales are banned on roads and in vehicles. Train stations and trains also face new restrictions. Public piers, ferry terminals, and…

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5 Surprising Things Slowly Damaging Your Liver Every Day

The liver is one of the most important organs in the human body, responsible for filtering toxins, processing nutrients, regulating metabolism, and supporting digestion. What makes liver health especially concerning is that damage often develops silently over time, without obvious early symptoms. Conditions like fatty liver disease are now increasingly…

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Tamil Nadu liquor shops to close early? Check TASMAC proposal on timing change and 'new' legal drinking age

TASMAC timing change: The Tamil Nadu government has reinforced the legal drinking age of 21 across the state and announced the closure of 717 TASMAC liquor outlets located near temples, schools, colleges and bus stands. Officials have also been instructed to verify customer ages through ID checks, while the government…

The Economic Times

Cyclist who died ‘after being deliberately hit by car’ was popular dad-of-three

Richard Smith, a 50-year-old cyclist, died in hospital on May 11, three days after he was allegedly deliberately struck by a car in Norwich. Mr Smith sustained serious head injuries during the incident on Chartwell Road on May 8, which was reported to police as a cyclist being intentionally hit…

The Independent UK

Kash Patel Accused of Lying: Claims Chris Van Hollen $7k 'Drank on Taxpayer Dime' Bar Tab Debunked

A Senate hearing turned contentious as FBI Director Kash Patel and Senator Chris Van Hollen clashed over drinking allegations, leading to mutual challenges for alcohol screening tests.

International Business Times UK

The Alcohol Pattern Destroying Men’s Health Faster Than Smoking — Experts Reveal the Real Threat

The conversation around men’s health often circles back to smoking, diet, and exercise, but a quieter habit has been raising red flags in medical circles. Many experts now point to certain alcohol patterns as a faster-moving threat than cigarettes when it comes to long-term damage. The concern does not focus…

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Kash Patel Agrees To Take Military Alcoholism Test On Camera Following Tense Senate Clash: 'Let's Go'

FBI Director Kash Patel and Sen. Chris Van Hollen clashed in a Senate hearing over drinking allegations and misconduct claims, ending with mutual challenges to take alcohol tests.

International Business Times UK

Fame, fantasy … and fish? Celebrity drinks put to the test

From Kylie’s prosecco to Margot Robbie’s gin, we taste the star-backed booze to see what actually tastes good – and what’s just selling a dream

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Bangkok Post

Thailand updates alcohol rules

Eight new regulations controlling the consumption and sale of alcoholic beverages in certain spaces and areas were announced in the Royal Gazette on Tuesday, May 12, effective immediately.

The Independent UK

Senator challenges Kash Patel to take test for problem drinking at fiery hearing on Capitol Hill

FBI Director accuses Democratic senator of drinking with ‘gang-banging rapist’ as hearing goes south over questions about his alleged alcohol use

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Senate Democrats confront FBI director over reports of imbibing

FBI Director Kash Patel denied allegations about his alcohol consumption Tuesday as Senate Democrats raised concerns about his leadership, pressing him on a series of rolling controversies at the agency. At one point during a more than two-hour budget hearing, Patel lashed out at Sen. Chris Van Hollen after the…

Times Life

Why Vijay’s First CM Move Is Being Called a Game Changer

When Vijay transitioned from one of Tamil cinema’s biggest superstars into the role of Chief Minister, many people expected symbolic speeches, headline-making promises, and carefully staged political messaging during the early days of his administration. Instead, what immediately grabbed national attention was a bold and highly emotional governance decision: the…

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David Morrissey was in a 'terrible state' as he battled alcoholism

The Walking Dead star David Morrissey has confessed he was in a "terrible state" as he battled alcoholism admitting he drank to deal with "social anxiety".

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Some Everyday Foods Can Make Prescription Medications Dangerous

Most people assume prescription medications only interact with other drugs, but many everyday foods can also create serious health risks. A simple breakfast choice or...

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Refreshing Foods That Help the Body During Humid Weather

Humid weather affects the body differently than dry heat. During humid days, the air already contains a high amount of moisture, which makes sweating less effective at cooling the body. As a result, many people feel constantly sweaty, exhausted, and uncomfortable throughout the day. Even normal daily activities can feel…

Evening Standard

Wetherspoon boss hits out at Ryanair proposal to ban pre-flight pints on early morning flights

Michael O’Leary said airport pubs should be banned from serving alcohol before early morning flights

Budget and the Bees

Feel Better from a Mocktail? Tart Cherry & Magnesium Drink May Help—but It’s No Cure

It’s easy to see why wellness mocktails are trending right now. From TikTok recipes to late-night routines, people are swapping alcohol for calming drinks that promise better sleep. One standout is the tart cherry magnesium drink, often praised as a natural way to relax the body. But while the ingredients…

The Times of India

Kash Patel lost his mind when one bourbon bottle went missing, threatened with lie-detector test: Report

The same Atlantic reporter who accused FBI director Kash Patel of being an alcoholic in a report that got her a lawsuit has now made more damning claims in a fresh report. Sarah Fitzpatrick claimed that the FBi director once lost his mind when one bourbon bottle went missing from…

The Guardian - UK

Dawn airport drinkers call out Ryanair boss on proposal to ban ‘holiday ritual’

Stansted passengers disagree that stopping airports serving alcohol before early flights will reduce bad behaviour

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