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Wisconsin Wine Is Better Than You Think: Here’s Where to Taste It (opens the original)
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Wisconsinâs wine country is ready to be taken seriously. Six wineries on a limestone ridge in northeastern Wisconsin have agreed to a rule that most American wine regions wouldnât: each makes its own version of a dry white wine called Ledge Blanc. Before any of them can put that name on the bottle, the wine must score at least 90 out of 100 points from a blind tasting panel of outside professionals. Itâs a bold thing to do in a state better known for sweet cherry wine, but itâs one of th
Grocery Bills, Broken Trust and a Bestseller Are Fueling a Homesteading Revival (opens the original)
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Americans may be spending more at the grocery store than ever, but more are deciding the cheapest, most trustworthy food is the one they grew themselves. Food prices rose 3% in the last year, though the sting is sharper than a single figure suggests, as grocery prices have climbed almost a third since 2020, outpacing overall inflation. Staples like fresh tomatoes are up 13% year over year, and beef sits at record highs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Shoppers are feeling it; consum
Unpaid Vacation Debts Are Straining Friendships as Trip Costs Climb (opens the original)
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Cassie Bennett and her best friend had been planning the Antarctica trip for over a year. They booked a balcony cabin, and Bennett put down the deposit with the understanding that each of them would pay her own balance when it came due. Then the deadline arrived, and her friendâs card wouldnât go through. Facing the loss of the cabin, Bennett put the roughly $8,000 balance on her own credit card. âI got paid back, but slowly,â she said. The last of it cleared earlier this year â months
GLP-1s Grow Up: What the Latest Research Means for People Taking Them (opens the original)
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GLP-1 weight loss drugs used to be a niche market, but now they are part of everyday American life. One in eight adults (12%) currently takes one, and nearly one in five has tried one, with current use roughly doubling since early 2024. These medications, sold under names like Ozempic and Wegovy (semaglutide) and Mounjaro and Zepbound (tirzepatide), copy a natural gut hormone that helps control blood sugar and reduce appetite. They were first developed for those with type 2 diabetes and are now
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