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Techie dies mysteriously during Mussoorie trip with husband; Shocking scene leaves investigators searching for answers

A young software engineer from Delhi was discovered deceased at a Mussoorie homestay. Police are investigating the mysterious circumstances surrounding her death. The couple had arrived for a trip and reportedly consumed alcohol. Investigators found the woman on the floor with blood on the bedsheet. The post-mortem report is awaited…

The Economic Times

"Drugs and alcohol and ego clashes got in the way, but we managed to keep them quiet": The unbelievable story of Chicago, the soft rock kings with steel in their hearts

Jazz-rock experimentalists, money-spinning soft rock kings, derided balladeers? The mighty Chicago have been all of these and more

Louder

Community protests relocating rehab next to preschool as 'urban-infill insanity'

Facility would be within walking distance.

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Drunk boater bites officer who tried to rescue him after he fell into water, cops say

According to officials, officers noticed that there was a strong smell of alcohol coming from the man

The Independent UK

How the UK media is failing Scotland at the World Cup

SCOTLAND have their first World Cup win for 36 years in the bag after beating Haiti 1-0, but many fans have been angered by English-centric media…

The National (Scotland)

Did Gen Z stop drinking?

The mocktail menu used to be an afterthought, three items at the bottom of the drinks list sitting between the soft drinks and the water, there for the pregnant woman at the table and nobody else. Bangkok's better bars now treat the zero-proof section with the same attention as the…

Bangkok Post

"I asked Ozzy if he was having vocal lessons back then, and he said, ‘No, just lots of alcohol and drugs.’" Zakk Wylde talks tributes, hot sauces and trying to turn Mark Wahlberg onto metal

A fun, frantic five minute interview with Black Label Society leader Zakk Wylde

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The World Cup could make you lose 275 hours of sleep – 5 tips for better sleep after late night matches

How to enjoy the late night World Cup games and still get a good night’s sleep

JAL warned after 2 cabin attendants' drinking incident delays flight

Japan's transport ministry has reprimanded Japan Airlines and urged it to compile preventive measures by July 17 after an incident in which two cabin attendants drank the day before a flight in May, delaying a scheduled flight for about 40 minutes.

Bangkok Post

How to reverse declining birth rates? The guy from Jim’s Mowing has a theory and it’s … unusual

In a new book, Jim Penman argues our brains have been made insensitive to dopamine by over-exposure to sex, porn, social media, gambling, drugs, alcohol, caffeine and many other things

The Guardian - AU

No extreme diets: Eat five times a day and still lose 4–5 kgs in 15 days, fitness coach shares plan

An online coach's 15-day fat loss plan is gaining traction on social media, promising 4-5 kg weight loss through a strict calorie deficit of 1200-1500 kcal, high protein intake, and a combination of strength training and cardio. The plan emphasizes avoiding junk food, sugary drinks, and alcohol, alongside daily hydration…

The Economic Times

Global liquor companies chase Indian state dues of $400 million

Alcohol industry giants accuse Telangana of breaking accounting rules. The southern Indian state owes them nearly $400 million. Companies supply to state-run depots, relying on government payments. New dues are paid early, but old debts pile up. This creates a risk of bad debts for the industry. The state government…

The Economic Times

People to drink less booze, but only for the next five years

Changing tastes and tightening belts are reshaping the global drinks industry, with consumption set to fall across traditional markets over the next five years.

Euronews

Why drinking alcohol makes you reach for chips and nachos

Have you ever wondered why savoury foods like chips, nachos and salted nuts go so well with a beer or glass of wine? And why sometimes you feel an insatiable appetite for junk food while drinking?

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7 Habits That Quietly Lower a Man’s Life Expectancy

Small daily choices stack up in ways most people rarely notice until years later. Some habits don’t cause immediate problems, yet they slowly shape heart health, brain function, and overall vitality. Men often overlook these patterns because life stays busy and symptoms feel distant. However, research consistently shows that long-term…

Clever Dude

The Alcohol Pattern That Can Triple Your Risk of Serious Liver Disease

Alcohol does not just affect the body in the moment—it quietly reshapes long-term health in ways many people underestimate. One of the most concerning discoveries in recent health research centers on a specific drinking pattern that dramatically raises the risk of serious liver disease, including cirrhosis and fatty liver progression.…

Medical Daily

Post-Transplant Alcohol Relapse Falls to Zero Under Mayo Clinic Protocol

Mayo Clinic's PACT protocol achieved 0% heavy alcohol relapse in post-liver transplant patients within one year — vs. a historical rate of ~25%. Published June 3, 2026 in Liver Transplantation journal.

The Guardian - UK

England’s cricketers could face alcohol ban with Stokes captaincy still in doubt

The ECB is weighing up a total ban on alcohol as it considers how to respond to a Chelsea nightclub incident that led to Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson being dropped

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The Independent UK

Starbucks is giving away free World Cup drink sleeves to celebrate kickoff

Starbucks customers are in for a treat on Thursday as the coffee giant gives away free World Cup 2026 drink sleeves to celebrate the start of the tournament. Customers who order a beverage of any size, including brewed coffee and brewed tea, at participating Starbucks locations in the U.S. on…

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Reports of Drink Spiking at Resort Pools Are Rising — What Women Need to Know

A relaxing day at a resort pool is supposed to be one of the highlights of a vacation. However, growing reports of drink spiking at hotels, resorts, and poolside bars have raised concerns among travelers, particularly women. While drink spiking has long been associated with nightlife venues, experts say incidents…

The Independent UK

Paul Gascoigne shares tearful health update amid addiction recovery: ‘I don’t think about tomorrow’

Ex-footballer has struggled with alcoholism and mental health issues for decades

The Economic Times

On This Day in History, June 10: Salem witch hangings, Italy enters World War II, the Six-Day War ends, Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment, the Lidice massacre and other major events

On This Day in History, June 10, several pivotal events shaped the course of world history. The date is remembered for Benjamin Franklin's famous kite experiment that advanced the study of electricity, Italy's entry into World War II under Benito Mussolini, the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous and the end of…

Evening Standard

World Cup: England and Scotland fans warned they risk arrest in US over holding a pint or open can in public

Exclusive: The Foreign Office has issued a warning to England and Scotland supporters over America’s ‘open container’ laws on drinking in public

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5 Warning Signs Your Nerves May Be Dying

What if your body was quietly warning you about a serious health problem but you didn't recognize the signs? Many people dismiss occasional tingling, muscle weakness, or unexplained pain as stress, fatigue, or simply getting older. But in some cases, these seemingly harmless symptoms may be early warning signs of…

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Summer between high school graduation and college is a critical time for preventing risky behaviors – here’s how parents can play a key role

Early summer is a valuable time for parents and young people to prepare for the transition to college in the fall.

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