Ever wondered what quirky foods are banned in America? 🍽️ From the beloved Kinder Eggs to exotic horse meat dishes, some ...

Lisa Cericola has been on staff at Southern Living since 2015. As Deputy Editor, Lisa manages the food and travel departments and edits those sections of each issue, as well as digital content.

STRASBOURG —Europe’s main political parties have agreed to roll back green rules for businesses after a whirlwind day of political negotiations that nearly collapsed the centrist ruling consensus. The ...

When the latter-day Romanov emperors wanted to impress the beloved women in their lives, they gifted Fabergé eggs. Between 1885 and the eve of the Russian Revolution in 1916, Alexander III and his son ...

From street dealers to a crook selling drugs from an Airbnb, criminals who peddle drugs in and around Teesside have been hauled before court. This year, Teesside Live has covered dozens of cases where ...

14 people have been arrested in Blackpool during a two-day operation targeting county lines drug dealing and the exploitation of young and vulnerable people. Did you know with a Digital Subscription ...

Eggs sold in two states have been urgently recalled over fears of deadly bacteria. Black Sheep Egg Company of Arkansas has voluntarily recalled its 12-count and 18-count cartons of Free Range Large ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Nearly 100,000 Evermore Surprise Eggs are being recalled nationwide after federal regulators found that a toy inside the product contains dangerous levels of lead. The U.S. Consumer ...

Fans say the new chocolate is 'heavenly' A BRAND new Kinder flavour has been spotted in UK supermarkets – and fans reckon it could be the perfect stocking filler this Christmas. The bite-sized balls ...

Police forces from across the North West have arrested 14 people over drugs offences. Blackpool Police, working alongside Merseyside Police officers from their Project Medusa team conducted targeted ...

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For the first time, scientists have created fertilizable human eggs from skin cells—an advance that the researchers say could pave the way for new infertility treatments, though the technology remains ...