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Discontinued Cracker Barrel foods that fans are begging to get back
A viral Fox News piece rounds up Cracker Barrel menu items that loyal customers have long asked the restaurant chain to bring back, tapping into renewed nostalgia for the brand after it recently paused a controversial rebrand of its restaurants. The article notes that Cracker Barrel built its reputation on Southern comfort food and nostalgic…
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Russian ‘human safari’ kamikaze drone pilot terrorises civilian before going in for the kill – only for the Ukrainian to cheat death
A Ukrainian civilian survived a harrowing encounter after being hunted by a Russian kamikaze drone in what has been described as a “human safari” style attack, in which the operator appeared to toy with the target before attempting to strike. Such attacks form part of a wider pattern in the Russia-Ukraine war, where first-person-view drones…
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Price of olive oil expected to rise again as European crops feel the heat
European farmers are warning of falling food production and rising prices after extreme heat, drought and wildfires damaged crops across the continent this summer. Olive oil, already expensive following previous price spikes, is expected to rise further as groves in Greece, Italy and Portugal have been hit by fire, ash and poor air quality, while…
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Sydney chef’s wife dies after she was struck by car while picking her children up from school
The wife of a Sydney chef has died after being struck by a car while collecting her children from school in Lakemba, in the city’s south-west. The death has shocked the local community, with a GoFundMe fundraiser reportedly launched to support the family, which has links to Dick’s Hotel. Full details of the crash, including…
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Game Freak’s Beast of Reincarnation impresses with combat depth but struggles with narrative cohesion
Beast of Reincarnation, an action RPG from Pokémon developer Game Freak, has drawn a mixed critical response that highlights both the strength of its combat and a struggle to unify its many influences into a coherent whole. The title marks the studio’s most ambitious attempt at a blockbuster outside its flagship franchise, set in a…
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How to use recipes and cook food in Beast of Reincarnation
This GamesRadar+ guide explains how players can use recipes and cook food within the action RPG Beast of Reincarnation, a mechanic likely tied to the game’s survival or crafting systems. Cooking guides of this type typically matter to players because they clarify how in-game nutrition, buffs or resource management work, helping newcomers get more value…
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Moscow bombing exposes potential security gaps around Putin’s military elite, expert says
An analyst has suggested that Vladimir Putin’s efforts to project a sense of normalcy in wartime Moscow may have inadvertently created security vulnerabilities, potentially giving Ukraine and other adversaries greater opportunities to target senior Russian military figures. This assessment follows a deadly explosion at an upscale Moscow restaurant, raising questions about the safety of Russia’s…
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Ultra-woke woman running for Wisconsin governor claimed she once left restaurant because there were ‘too many old white people’ causing her anxiety
A Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate has faced criticism after resurfaced comments showed her claiming she once left a restaurant because there were “too many old white people” present, which she said triggered her anxiety. The remarks have been seized upon by critics as evidence of the candidate’s progressive, “woke” outlook, adding to scrutiny of her positions…
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US reports first two deaths linked to ‘explosive diarrhoea’ outbreak
Health officials in Michigan have confirmed the first two deaths linked to the ongoing US cyclospora outbreak, a parasitic infection spread through contaminated food or water that causes severe diarrhoea. Both individuals had significant underlying health conditions that may have been worsened by the infection and dehydration, though the CDC notes that deaths from cyclosporiasis…
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After 500 years, island bird harvest is banned by quango
NatureScot has rejected an application from the “Men of Ness” to carry out their traditional autumn hunt for gannet chicks, or “guga”, on the uninhabited island of Sula Sgeir, marking the first time in around 500 years the harvest has been banned. The Scottish nature agency’s board cited concerns that scientific modelling could not rule…