Dehradun: The Uttarakhand high court on Tuesday raised questions over the state govt's decision to allow cultivation of crops ...

Prince Louis, who recently turned seven, did not disappoint royal fans, pulling faces as planes thundered overhead.

The prime minister has hosted a tea party at Downing Street to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, commemorating the Allied victory in Europe in 1945. Sir Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria met World ...

From storm brewing in Japan over the price of a cup of English tea to Australia's Houdini dachshund... your weekly roundup of ...

Little gems are constantly spilling out of both chefs, like Martha dropping the healthy tea that she's a pomegranate obsessive and eats one every day. If you already read Martha's website or watch her ...

Time for another spot of brilliance from across the pond. This post features the funniest British memes we found this week ...

It's hard to resist eavesdropping—especially when a heated argument is taking place just outside your door. Most of us might try to be subtle about listening in, but when you're a cat, you can hide in ...

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People are ditching elaborate cafe-style coffees and opting for a simple tea instead, according to new research. Last year saw coffee overtake tea as the UK’s preferred drink, but a poll of ...

People have been using tea to calm anxiety and stress long before the science to support its use existed. However, now, there's increasing evidence to back up the claims that certain teas can help ...

Bill Maher spent some time on his show this week focusing on Easter Sunday, mixing in his signature political jabs and seasonal humor—much of it aimed at President Trump and his administration.

Slate is the comedic relief of the series, mirroring Boyer's positivity and optimism. "We had a very dark sense of humor, so we try to one up each other to say the most inappropriate, wrong thing, but ...