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A vodka maker has pledged to donate enough alcohol to produce 8 million bottles of hand sanitiser to help front line medical staff.

A Frankfurt court has ruled than a hangover constitutes an illness, just in time for the beginning of Oktoberfest.

A newly released toxicology report finds that LA Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs had fentanyl, oxycodone, and alcohol in his system when he died.

The death toll has risen to 25 due to alcohol laced with poisonous methanol in Costa Rica, according to reports. 

The Malaysian government warned the country’s breweries on Sunday not to sell or produce alcohol-free beer on the grounds that it “confuses Muslims” about whether they can drink it.

The University of Georgia has decided to relax the restrictions on alcohol sales at Samford Stadium this year. But only for donors who reach deep into their pockets.

Belgian police are only just now investigating the case of a man who was put into a coma after being attacked for drinking during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, sixth months after the assault took place. 

Michelle Malkin mocked a New York Times report highlighting a 1985 incident in which Brett Kavanaugh allegedly threw ice in a bar altercation.

“I happen to know some United States senators,” Trump said. “One on the other side, who is pretty aggressive…”

A drunk Virginia man who got into a dispute with his disabled wife over finances poured gasoline on her and set her ablaze, a detective said in court Monday.

Authorities arrested an Iowa woman for pouring rubbing alcohol on her two-year-old toddler and posting the encounter to Facebook Live on Thursday, police said.

A Belgian man and his son were brutally beaten by several men on Saturday afternoon in Antwerp after they sat down on the terrace of a halal restaurant while drinking alcohol.

Scotland has become the first country in the world to introduce minimum alcohol prices and campaigners are pushing to replicate the law in England.

Britain’s Supreme Court has allowed Scotland to become the first country in the world to set a minimum price for alcohol, after a five-year legal battle.

Sex before marriage, recreational drugs, alcohol and children attending mixed-gender schools are just some of the sinful temptations a Muslim group has highlighted as ‘haram’ in a modern Western city.

The oldest woman in New Jersey, who claimed alcohol was the secret to her longevity, died at the age of 112 Thursday morning.

A Florida woman paid a teenager hundreds of dollars each time they had sex, police said.

A Connecticut man wore a T-shirt that reads, “Hold My Beer and Watch This” in his mugshot after he was arrested for allegedly riving under the influence (DUI) early Monday morning.

An Oregon woman pleaded guilty Friday to a felony assault charge after she admitted to groping a female passenger during a flight from Las Vegas to Portland.

The culture clash in “Bar Bahar” starts off when Nur, a veiled and conservative Muslim, moves into a flat with two other Arab Israeli women and sees their drug-taking, party-going lives.

A Florida mother is accused of giving alcohol to minors and having sex with five underage boys at her daughter’s house party.

A Brooklyn assistant principal was caught on camera holding a bottle of booze and falling off a bed at a hotel room party during a planning retreat for educators, sources said Sunday.

An Egyptian liquor store owner died on Tuesday after his throat was slit by a middle-aged bearded man, witnesses said.

A group of political parties in the Indonesian parliament are seeking an all-out ban on alcohol, including the production, distribution and sale of it in the country, which has the largest Muslim population in the world.

Iraq’s parliament on Saturday voted to ban the sale, import and production of alcohol, in a surprise move likely to anger some minorities but also to please influential religious parties.

Lawmakers are proposing a ban on alcohol sales and consumption throughout Indonesia, which may negatively affect the island of Bali’s booming tourist economy.

HBO’s “Real Time” host Bill Maher argued that guns are a vice “like drugs or alcohol” on Friday. Maher stated that there are other weapons besides an AR-15 that can be used to commit mass shootings, and that the police

Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert and a blogger who correctly predicted the rise of Donald Trump, wrote Thursday that Hillary Clinton’s use of medication and alcohol make her thought process less consistent than Donald Trump’s.

Media in North Korea are reporting that a national company has invented a liquor that “causes no hangover,” the latest claim of scientific achievement following the military’s claim of having successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb earlier this month.

Britons need to drink less as any alcohol consumption increases the risk of cancer and other diseases, the government’s health chiefs said in the first new guidelines issued for 20 years which were denounced by critics as “nanny state” scaremongering.

A BACtrack Comsumption Report study has listed fans of the Buffalo Bills as the drunkest fans in the NFL.

Moscow and St. Petersburg are toying with the idea of banning alcohol sales one day a week in an attempt to curb alcoholism.

It’s the end of the road, the last stop on the fabled Route 66. Locals call it the “People’s Republic” for its left-wing politics. Now Santa Monica has a new title: “Drunkest City in California.”

Pamela Geller discusses her take on Charee Stanley, a Muslim flight attendant suing ExpressJet Airlines.

Target’s latest motto is “expect more, pay less.” But now, in one Chicago store, Target customers just might be allowed to drink more while they are paying less with a new drink-while-you-shop service.

Michael Phelps, stopped for drunk driving last fall, told the Associated Press that he has not tasted alcohol since his arrest, and may give it up forever.