7-Eleven store owner gives hungry shoplifting teen food instead of calling cops
A 7-Eleven owner in Ohio, United States gave a hungry shoplifting teenager some food instead of calling the cops on him.
A 7-Eleven owner in Ohio, United States gave a hungry shoplifting teenager some food instead of calling the cops on him.
An elementary school in Indiana, United States is turning its unused food into take-home meals to ensure students never go hungry.
Several housewives, homemakers all, were huddled in the gym the other day, comparing notes—no, not on their figures, but on the state of their budgets.
1,000 goats seem like one too many for a wedding, but one couple has done away with a wedding registry to request exactly that.
New US research has revealed two important factors that could cause us to feel “hangry,” an emotional state which is a combination of both hunger and anger. Carried out by
In a study that the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, hungry people are more likely to unleash a maelstrom to their partners due to low glucose levels in the bloodstream.
It’s not all about DNA, after all. A fascinating story on the front page of Inquirer held a lot of people enthralled last Sunday. Perhaps it has become one of the paper’s “most-read” stories to date.
An organizer of the Pacquiao-Marquez match is fighting an opponent larger than life—world hunger. In his lifetime, philanthropist Yank Barry hopes to feed a billion people. So far, his foundation has given free meals to 515 million worldwide in the past two decades.
For her French onion soup, Chef Stephanie Zubiri used red onions grown by farmer Ligaya Oria, 68, in Nueva Ecija. Floating on the soup was a piece of toasted pandesal
Your mother’s stern reminder at the dinner table may be off the mark. “Finish your food. Millions are going hungry,” may not be entirely true. “Almost a billion” is more
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