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Trump’s NJ golf club liquor licenses remain under review due to felony conviction - but that doesn’t mean they are dry

Trump’s New Jersey golf clubs are allowed to continuing selling alcoholic beverages, for now

The Independent UK

What can really heal your liver after drinking?

A new study has found lifestyle changes can decrease your chances of alcohol related liver disease by up to 86 per cent

Evening Standard

Army joins Air Force and Navy in allowing alcohol sales at football games

Army will begin selling alcoholic beverages at football games at Michie Stadium beginning with its game Friday against Tarleton State

The Independent UK

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Smartphone study authors say phones should be regulated like alcohol and tobacco

Parental responsibility? What parental responsibility?

Reason

Nonalcoholic beer and mocktails can help people stay sober or drink less, but are not for everyone

Nonalcoholic beverages are taking off

The Independent UK

68 Before-and-After Pics Of People Recovering And Rebuilding Their Lives

‘The Addict’s Diary,’ created by Kevin Alter, shares powerful stories from people who have faced life’s toughest challenges head-on and found a way forward.

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Two University of Georgia frats accused of physical hazing abuse and forcing alcohol on freshmen to start school year

Accusations have been leveled at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Chi fraternities, with the latter being forced to suspend membership while police investigations continue

The Independent UK

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Constellation Brands Analyst Turns Bearish As Market Conditions Worsen For Beer, Wine, Gen Z

Despite Constellation Brands Inc's (NYSE:STZ) stock shedding 26% year to date, there is further downside potential, according to BofA Securities.

Benzinga

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins champion Troy Deeney says they’ve quit alcohol after competition

Star said they were ‘lost’ and ‘confused’ before taking part in the programme

The Independent UK

7 Illinois Grocery Items That Now Require ID to Purchase

You expect to show your ID when you buy alcohol or tobacco, but you may be surprised to learn that a growing number of everyday grocery items are now being kept under lock and key or require an ID at checkout. In Illinois, retailers have been forced to take these…

Grocery Coupon Guide

Heatwaves prompt early harvest across France's vineyards

The harvest has begun earlier this year across France's wine-producing regions, with extreme temperatures due to climate change causing grapes to ripen earlier. Heatwaves and wildfires can also mean a loss of crops and land, and an increase in diseases and pests.

Radio France Internationale

Inside the PFA battle to support footballers through career rollercoaster

In the world of the One Show voxpop, a professional footballer is a wealthy playboy trousering an indecent amount of money for kicking a ball around…

The National (Scotland)

Buying spirits in popular gap year destinations like ‘Russian roulette’

Simone White died last year, less than three weeks after her 28th birthday, after drinking shots at a hostel bar in Laos.

Evening Standard

Why losing weight or cutting alcohol isn’t always best after illness strikes

The health advice that keeps you from getting sick might actually harm you once you’re already ill. This counterintuitive medical reality has a new name: “Cuomo’s paradox”, coined by Professor Raphael Cuomo at UC San Diego School of Medicine after analysing findings across numerous studies.

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Oasis release live version of Bring It On Down from Edinburgh gig

Oasis have followed up live recordings of Slide Away, Cigarettes and Alcohol, and Little By Little with Bring It On Down from Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium.

Euronews

France's vineyards begin 2025 harvest early after hot temperatures

The grape harvest for 2025 in France has begun early again, as growers continue to adapt to shifting weather patterns amid soaring temperatures.

The Conversation

Commodifying childhood: NZ children see marketing for unhealthy products 76 times a day

Media headlines, industry figures and research confirm what many parents suspect: marketing to children has not only grown in scale but also in sophistication.

The Mary Sue

‘I know a trap when I see one’: Woman goes to vending machine at work. Then she sees what it was ‘accidentally’ stocked with

Most of the time, the vending machine at work is a bit of a disappointment. Contents are generally lacking, with most machines filled to the brim with overpriced salty snacks and lukewarm beverages.

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Benzinga

American Booze Brands Just Found Out What 'Canada Dry' Really Means

If you thought "Canada Dry" was just a soft drink, U.S. alcohol producers are discovering it's also a way to describe a Canadian market suddenly devoid of American booze. In the first half of 2025, U.S. alcohol exports to Canada plummeted by more than 60%, wiping American spirits and wines…

Euronews

European brews: Alcohol-free sector expands in Europe

The alcohol-free beer sector grew by 11% in 2024. While Germany leads in production, the Netherlands is the EU's biggest exporter.

Euronews

Teen vaping linked to higher risk of smoking, marijuana, and alcohol use, study finds

The researchers called for stronger action to prevent teenagers and young adults from getting hooked on e-cigarettes.

AAP

Doctor pleads guilty to drunken high-speed fatal crash

An obstetrician who allegedly crashed his high-powered car at 130km/h while drunk, killing a young woman, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

Tom’s Guide

New study says “social apnea” could be ruining your sleep — plus 6 ways to stop weekends derailing your rest

A new study has coined the phrase 'social apnea' — worsening of obstructive sleep apnea at weekends. We're exploring the research, and providing tips to help you sleep well all week long.

The Independent UK

Simple tips for eating well on holiday to enjoy the well-earned break

Instead of restricting what you eat, experts say a better approach is to add healthy extras to your holiday meals

The Independent UK

Flight attendant four times over alcohol limit removed from plane after crashing car, court told

Kathryn Scott blames the crash on a fault with her car’s steering

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