National Chicken Wing Day has become a nationwide excuse to indulge in this popular dish. The tradition, which started in Buffalo, New York in 1977, encourages people to enjoy chicken wings from various restaurants across the country. In 2025, Americans consumed over 1.2 billion servings of wings, down by 1.5% from last year. Despite the … Read more
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed partial annexation of the Gaza Strip as a potential course of action if hostage deal talks fail, according to an Israeli source. The idea was raised and debated in a Monday cabinet meeting. Netanyahu is waiting for two key developments: Hamas’s flexibility in negotiations and upcoming meetings with senior … Read more
Royal Caribbean’s stock price plummeted on Tuesday, despite beating market expectations in its latest earnings report. The cruise line operator saw its shares rise over 50% in 2025 earlier this year, leading investors to expect an even stronger performance. However, the company’s guidance for full-year earnings was not enough to satisfy these high hopes, ultimately … Read more
Tate McRae, a rising star in the music industry, has been making headlines with her relationship with fellow musician The Kid LAROI. The two have been sparking dating rumors since early 2024, and fans are still eager to know their current status. In July 2025, reports emerged that LAROI had broken up with McRae after … Read more
Bryce Harper, the Philadelphia Phillies star, clashed with Major League Baseball (MLB) Commissioner Rob Manfred during a meeting last week. Sources tell ESPN that Harper told Manfred to “get out of our clubhouse” if he wanted to discuss the potential implementation of a salary cap. The meeting was one of 30 that Manfred conducts annually … Read more
The US trade deficit in goods has dropped to its lowest level in nearly two years, reaching $86 billion in June. This decline is largely attributed to fluctuations in tariffs imposed by President Trump’s administration during the ongoing trade wars. The recent decrease comes after a pattern of on-again, off-again tariffs that businesses are trying … Read more
China has launched its first nationwide subsidy aimed at boosting birth rates, offering parents with children under three a maximum of £375 per child annually. The scheme aims to help around 20 million families with the cost of raising young children. With the policy, families can receive up to £1,500 for each child in their … Read more
A recent surge in traffic to the Too Many Requests API has caused a significant overload, resulting in service disruptions for users. The incident occurred when a large number of requests were made to the server from a single IP address (37.27.54.14) within a short period. The Too Many Requests client_id, 8062044664, was associated with … Read more
US consumer confidence rose slightly in July but remains low due to ongoing concerns about tariffs and the impact on personal finances. The Conference Board’s index improved by two points to 97.2, surpassing analysts’ forecasts. However, Americans’ view of their economic future worsened, with short-term expectations for income, business conditions, and the job market dropping … Read more
Procter & Gamble (P&G) reported its fourth-quarter and fiscal-year 2025 results, showing growth in sales and profit despite a challenging environment. The company’s Chairman and CEO, Jon Moeller, stated that P&G has delivered strong results over the past six years, driven by its integrated strategy focused on performance-driven products, packaging, brand communication, retail execution, and … Read more