The world now has 15 million millionaires, more than the population of Rwanda. The U.S. leads with nearly 5.5 million millionaires, outnumbering Ireland’s entire population. In just 10 years, U.S. millionaires have surged by 62%, holding over a third of the global millionaire total. China and Germany also have impressive
International Beer Day, celebrated every first Friday in August, shines a spotlight on beer lovers worldwide. A recent survey reveals that Latin America and Southern Europe lead the pack in beer consumption, with Mexico, Greece, and Spain topping the list. In contrast, beer drinking is less common in parts of
An upcoming book uncovers shocking details about the Microsoft founder’s secret affairs and troubled marriage. It claims Gates was notorious for his flirtations with young interns, leading to strict rules banning them from being alone with him. His infidelities and a controversial connection to Jeffrey Epstein reportedly drove his wife,
New York, California, and Texas boast the richest suburbs in the U.S., with Scarsdale, NY, leading the pack. Scarsdale’s average household income is a staggering $568,942, and home values exceed $1.4 million. Close behind is Rye, NY, with homes often valued over $2 million. Texas’s West University Place and California’s
If you’re not in the UK, you might have missed the drama that’s been unfolding. Here’s a simple rundown of the story so far: 1. The Southport Incident Four days ago, a shocking event occurred in Southport. A 17-year-old boy reportedly walked into a dance class for children, which was
The Jewish Chronicle, the oldest and most influential Jewish newspaper in Britain, is shrouded in mystery regarding its ownership after being rescued from liquidation by an unknown consortium led by Sir Robbie Gibb, a former spin doctor for Theresa May and now a BBC director. Despite Gibb’s claims of ownership,
After New York legalized recreational marijuana in 2021, the city was flooded with nearly 3,000 unlicensed pot shops. But now, new state rules have given officials the power to crack down hard. Since April, they’ve closed around 700 of these illegal stores, using their new authority to padlock businesses and
The Army is regretting a $11 million marketing deal with the United Football League and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, which failed to bring in any new recruits and might have even hurt enlistment efforts. Despite big promises, Johnson didn’t deliver the expected social media posts, and the league’s poor performance
Plumbers, casino supervisors, pizzeria managers, and factory workers—these aren’t the people you’d expect to see homeless. They deliver groceries, sell eyeglasses, and unload trucks at Amazon, yet they can’t afford a place to live. Homelessness is getting worse, especially among people with jobs. Even with decent-paying positions, they simply can’t