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US intelligence suggests Russia put off announcing Kherson retreat until after midterm elections
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Flat beer could be another byproduct of the energy crisis
CO2 shortages caused by high energy prices are hitting the food and beverage industry hard. Breweries are taking some of the biggest hits.
China’s falling birth rate: Despite social pressure, women prefer independence
As the world’s population reaches 8 billion inhabitants, China, the planet’s most populous country, is suffering from a demographic crisis. In ten years, the number of births has halved. After four decades of the One Child Policy, the Chinese government now allows families to have two, sometimes even three children. But the policy reversal isn’t enough to convince would-be parents. Education in China is one of the most expensive in the world and younger generations are turning down traditional family models. More and more women are prioritising their careers, despite social pressure. Our correspondents report.
The company making steaks out of thin air
It was space travel that inspired scientist Lisa Dyson to create an unusual climate solution: protein made from air, which can be grown inside a tank instead of using up valuable land.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/15/world/air-protein-lisa-dyson-climate-scn-spc-intl/index.html
Every day, Gen Zers stop everything to post on this app. Is BeReal a fad, or here to stay?
Every day, Gen Z floods an app to take a picture and share it with their friends. USA TODAY asked three college students what they like about BeReal.
Ethiopia: Tigray awaits desperately needed aid
Ethiopia’s government and Tigrayan fighters have agreed to immediately allow aid into the Tigray region. It’s still uncertain though when it will arrive.
Fukushima fears aside, Japan still depends on nuclear power
The 2011 Fukushima disaster helped seal the fate of nuclear power in Japan, or so it seemed. Tokyo now plans to extend the life of its nuclear plants and is considering new smaller, safer reactors.
NFL legend Larry Csonka toasts Commanders for ending Eagles’ perfect season: ‘I’m a Washington fan tonight’
NFL legend Larry Csonka offered a toast to the Washington Commanders after the NFC East squad ended the Philadelphia Eagles’ pursuit of an undefeated season on Monday night.
Csonka was a part of the only NFL team to go undefeated in the regular season and the playoffs when he and the Miami Dolphins did it in 1972.
Tom Brady’s New England Patriots led the team to an undefeated regular season in 2007 but lost to the New York Giants in one of the biggest Super Bowl upsets ever.
The Hall of Fame running back had a beverage in his hand and tweeted a picture of his toast.
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“Thank you #WashingtonCommanders As in 2020 when you knocked out the #Steelers I’m a Washington fan tonight!” Csonka wrote.
While the myth around the NFL is that Dolphins players from the ’72 team pop champagne after an undefeated team goes down, the late Don Shula explained in 2011 no such celebration ever happens.
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“The champagne story is ridiculous,” Shula told the Cleveland Browns Daily at the time. “People really do think that we’re a bunch of angry old men and we gather and just root for that last undefeated team to get beat and when they do, we pop the champagne. I think the thing that happened is, one year, the last undefeated team got beat and Nick Buoniconti and Dick Anderson lived next to each other in Coral Gables, and they went out in their driveway and opened a bottle of champagne and popped it and toasted to each other. And they were too cheap to invite the rest of us to their party.”
On Monday night, the Commanders put up a tough game and kept Jalen Hurts and the Eagles off the field for enough time to keep their lead.
A missed call and few mistakes from the Eagles also burned them in the end.
Election denier Kari Lake finally met her match in her run for governor: Arizona voters
Kari Lake seemed indestructible, except when she had to face her greatest test: A full range of Arizona voters.
Divorced couple fights over frozen embryo: She wants another baby. He doesn’t.
An egg from a woman’s sister that was fertilized by her ex-husband is at the center of a post-divorce legal fight.