A new TikTok trend has discovered that frothing liquor eliminates the intense taste of hard booze. TCU chemistry professor Dr. Eric Simanek explains the science.

More Americans than ever are hitting the hard stuff, drinking booze such as bourbon and vodka as opposed to wine and beer, according to a new Gallup survey released Monday.

The limit for “beer, hard cider, hard seltzer, malt liquor and similar beverages” would be 16 ounces. Portions of wine would be capped at 6.3 ounces. Packaged goods would be prohibited.

Should hard liquor and spirits only be sold at liquor stores? That’s what one bill at the Colorado Capitol is proposing, among other things, in an effort to help alcohol retailers.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Data from the Ohio Department of Commerce reveals how much hard liquor residents bought last year and what brands were the most popular. In 2024, Ohioans bought 16.4 ...