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How do we know the UK’s sugar tax is working?
The Conversation· 4 days agoThe soft drinks industry levy came into effect in the UK in early 2018. The first study to investigate the effect of this “sugar tax” on individual-level consumption has just been published ...
After a Bruising Day, Biden Faces a New Test
New York Times· 4 days agoFresh calls from lawmakers and donors to step down have increased pressure on the president, as he prepares to hold a crucial news conference. President...
Calgary Stampede trip cost Edmonton council nearly $16K in 2023
Edmonton Journal· 3 days agoEdmonton city council spent thousands of dollars going to Calgary Stampede in recent years, raising...
Eli Russell Linnetz Creates Mount Rushmore Pizza Oven at L.A. Gallery
WWD· 5 days agoThe designer-photographer-writer-director, born in Venice Beach, Calif., has opened his debut art...
‘Wrexham’ owner, Phillies fanatic McElhenney enjoys ties to baseball’s top team this season
Toronto Star· 4 days agoRob McElhenney is usually filming something — presently interviews for the docuseries “Welcome to...
Montana urges appeals court to undo kids’ climate win
Courthouse News Service· 6 days agoThe state appealed the outcome of the trial and a judge's ruling that the Montana Environmental...
B.C. homebuyers ordered to pay more than $350K for backing out of home purchase
National Post· 5 days agoB.C.’s Supreme Court has ordered three prospective homebuyers to pay more than $350,000 after...
John Ivison: No one in Washington believes Trudeau’s empty NATO promises anymore
National Post· 4 days agoJustin Trudeau is so schooled in the art of denial that he now tries to deflect inescapable truths....
Czech brewer Budvar's net profit up 46.3% in 2023 as it recovers from loss of the Russian market
Financial Post· 4 days agoThe Czech brewer Budvar, which has been embroiled in a long legal dispute with U.S. beer giant...
Markets are saying what Powell can't: Morning Brief
AOL· 4 days agoFed Chair Jerome Powell has for months — feels like years, frankly — reiterated the need for “more data.” On Capitol Hill this week, he nodded to the risks of waiting too long to ease rates, with an eye out for a cooling labor market.
