The Los Angeles Clippers took care of business with a 117-84 win in Intuit Dome’s first-ever playoff game. Kawhi Leonard ...

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To help people think about their drinking habits, given the key takeaways of this report, I spoke with CNN wellness expert Dr. Leana Wen. Alcohol affects the brain, but how much alcohol is too much?

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It’s the biggest night of the year for Oregon’s most popular product: local craft beer. 2025 marks the Oregon Beer Awards’ 10th year honoring the best in what many consider the country’s ...

A private school sports teacher who let pupils drink alcohol on a hockey trip saying 'what goes on tour, stays on tour' has dodged a classroom ban. Gregory Durston 'turned a blind eye' while ...

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He also drinks a beverage, which viewers assumed to be alcohol, from a glass tumbler. The video was shared on the Instagram page Food Republic INDIA, but when it made its way to X, several users ...

A sport and wellbeing teacher at an exclusive private school who let pupils drink alcohol on a hockey trip to Belgium before telling them “what goes on tour, stays on tour” has avoided a ban.

Is this supposed to be rage bait and clickbait content? It does not matter whether it's alcohol or not. The way you are drinking it, you know what people will think about it. How are you even allowed ...

Drink driving is a major risk factor for road traffic crashes, contributing to 27% of the 20 to 50 million crash injuries every year. To appear socially responsible, the alcohol industry sponsors ...