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Jacob John, president of premium brands at ABFRL, "This expansion aligns with our ambitious growth strategy as we continue to expand our retail footprint across the globe, following recent openings in Mauritius and the UAE."

Lincoln Journal Star. March 9, 2024.

UCC graduate Leen Maarouf has expressed her anger at being denied the option of wearing the Palestinian flag at her graduation ceremony to highlight her solidarity with her homeland in a time of crisis.

The protest-vote movement over President Joe Bidens handling of the Israel-Hamas war has spread to several states and raised more questions about whether a small but significant number of Democrats angry at Biden might abandon him in November.

A Trader Joe’s canvas mini tote bag that costs about the same as a pack of gum is being resold online for nearly 200 times its retail price.

Just before dawn one summer day in Washington, Americas president stripped naked on a rock by the river, plunged in and saw a dead man float to the surface. We

All the fearmongering in Washington over the $1.5 trillion federal budget deficit hides a truth few politicians would admit — that hefty headline number you hear so much about is

Colorado hopes to join Florida to become only the second state authorized to import prescription drugs from Canada. But they’re hitting the same hurdles: drugmakers — and the FDA. Colorado

Gas prices in the US have climbed rapidly to a four-month high, with factors like winter demand, refinery troubles, and geopolitical tensions influencing the market. Expert analysis suggests a potential peak before a gradual decline heading into the fall.

Nearly three-quarters of U.S. teens say they feel happy or peaceful when they don’t have their phones with them, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.