LONDON--Britain’s government is expected to approve a “mega” Chinese Embassy close to London’s financial district after years ...

Our Houston Dry January guide rounds up bars and restaurants pouring mocktails, zero-proof cocktails and nonalcoholic beer ...

Trainer Jarrod Austin has seen the right signs to suggest stakes-winning mare Terra Mater is more than capable of a ...

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Asahi Group's stock fell Thursday after the brewer said it will buy Guinness maker Diageo's East Africa businesses in a $3 billion deal. Shares of the maker of Asahi Dry, Japan's most popular beer, ...

Cavallerizzo caught front-runner Diamond Knot nearing the finish of the Asahi Hai Futurity (G1) Dec. 21 at Hanshin Racecourse and won by 3/4 length to claim bragging rights as Japan's best 2-year-old ...

They go together in his latest novel, as they will for readers who realize it might be his last. An elderly woman once told me she was making a long trip back to her hometown for the little ...

In what has to be one of the most anticipated openings of the year for Miami, the new Knaus Berry Farm is finally ready for business. The iconic farm stand, which reopens Dec. 22 with new owners, will ...

Halle Berry has some choice words for California Gov. Gavin Newsom, claiming he devalues women's health and should not become the next United States president. During a presentation at The New York ...

From the Bella Hadid-backed brand to the burgeoning CBD beverages market, there are plenty of great low and no alcohol ...

Japan’s space agency failed in its latest attempt to launch its flagship rocket, leaving it unable to place a key component of the country’s satellite positioning system into orbit. The eighth unit of ...

Long before the sun fully rose over South Dade on Monday morning, the lines had already formed. By 8 a.m., cars filled the parking lot, phones were out, and the familiar hum of anticipation returned ...