A monastic brewery in East Germany says it's created the first powdered beer. Just add water, and it'll froth up, complete with a foamy head and full flavor. The result promises massive savings on transport, because it can be shipped at 10% of the weight.
Kids in Utah will need parents’ OK to access social media
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Children and teens in Utah would lose access to social media apps such as TikTok if they don’t have parental consent and face other restrictions under a first-in-the-nation law designed to shield young people from the addictive platforms.
This new study uncovers what the most common home buying mistakes Americans are, the things that need repairing first in the home and the cost attached.
The Curious Economist - Economic News for Students
Read and discover economic news from around the world. Engage in global economic events by exploring the developments which are shaping the world we live in. Every article is short and concise, with discussion questions at the end for economics students, teachers, and anyone interested in economics to engage further. For those new to economics, this is a great platform to learn about the subject in the context of real world events happening around us every day.
How a Fictional Band Made It to No. 1 on the Charts
With the help of a highly specific band camp and a legendary California studio, Daisy Jones & the Six evolved from a fictional 1970s group to a real 2023 band.
How The Taylor Swift Debacle Fueled The Ticketmaster Monopoly Debate
Taylor Swift is not the first artist to be at the center of controversy over Ticketmaster and Live Nation’s domination of the live entertainment industry. In...
The Fed's new dilemma: Protect banks or fight inflation? : The Indicator from Planet Money
Prices are rising. A major bank has collapsed. And the Fed is left holding the hose trying to put out these fires. The question of whether to raise interest rates or not just got even more challenging.For sponsor-free episodes of The Indicator from Planet Money, subscribe to Planet Money+ via Apple Podcasts or at plus.npr.org.
Why the No-Tipping Movement Failed (and Why It Still Has a Chance)
Five years ago, both diners and restaurant workers pushed back against efforts to go tip-free — efforts that could play out differently in a post-pandemic world