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Month: December 2019

Museum of Hangovers opens in Zagreb, Croatia

Like so many good stories, this one began with a memorable night out. Rino Dubokovic, a university student in Zagreb, was out enjoying drinks with his friends when they started swapping their funniest hangover stories. Suddenly, an idea dawned on him: “Some sort of collection where all these objects from drunk stories would be exposed

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China’s yuan is getting a little stronger

Asian markets moved slightly higher on Thursday, while the Chinese central bank guided the yuan to its highest level in nearly five months. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 0.4%. China’s Shanghai Composite gained 0.4%. South Korea’s Kospi traded flat, as the market reopened after the Christmas holiday. Hong Kong markets remained closed and are scheduled to

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100 fotos que definieron la década

Por: Bernadette Tuazon Mientras mi equipo revisaba 10 años de imágenes históricas, me sorprendió la cantidad de devastación y dolor que el mundo ha sufrido: el terremoto de Haití, la explosión del Deepwater Horizon y el derrame de petróleo, Benghazi, el ébola, los constantes tiroteos escolares en Estados Unidos, la masacre de Las Vegas. FOTOS

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Church Hit by Fire Feels Christmas Spirit

Click here for updates on this story     MILTON, PA (WNEP) — It’s been almost a month since a devastating fire raged through a church in Northumberland County. Now, in the spirit of the Christmas season, Bethany United Methodist Church is receiving help from a fellow congregation across the Susquehanna River. Fire broke out at Bethany

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ESPN reporter Edward Aschoff dies at age 34

Edward Aschoff, a college football reporter for ESPN, died Tuesday on his 34th birthday, according to ESPN. “We are very sorry to have to share the devastating news of the tragic passing of friend and ESPN colleague Edward Aschoff,” ESPN said in a statement. “Our thoughts are with his loved ones, including his fiancée Katy.”

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A restaurant in Tennessee serves free Southern-style meals to anyone who walks in on Christmas

This year marks Candice O’Brien Beasley’s seventh year offering free meals to anyone who visits her restaurant on Christmas Day. The 39-year-old runs O’Brien’s Southern Diner in Ashland City, Tennessee, near Nashville. Beasley’s free meals, which target those who would otherwise be alone on Christmas, have been a fixture of the community since 2013. Each

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