Make room Starbucks and McDonald's. China's Mixue and other brands win fans in Southeast Asia

A single ticket from Christchurch in the South Island has won the $20 million Powerball draw, totaling $20,250,000. The winning numbers were 19, 21, 11, 35, 6, and 33, with a bonus ball of 27 and Powerball of 3; the ticket was sold on MyLotto and includes a quarter share of First Division winnings. Want More Context? 🔎

A 25-year-old woman in Ahmedabad was sentenced to two years in prison for concealing the birth and disposing of her newborn's body after throwing the infant from the ninth floor of a building. While she was acquitted of murder due to insufficient evidence of intent to kill, the court found her guilty under IPC Section 318, the maximum penalty being imposed. Want More Context? 🔎

Roberto Reyes, a Nicaraguan immigrant, narrowly escaped immigration agents attempting to detain him outside his Fontana, California, apartment, leading him and his family to barricade themselves inside for over a week out of fear. Despite being wrongfully accused of criminal activity, Reyes and his family struggle with anxiety and isolation as they seek support from local community organizations to secure their asylum status. Want More Context? 🔎

Australian fast food chains are gaining traction against American competitors, with Zeus Street Greek leading the charge by partnering with Woolworths to offer a range of Greek-inspired products for home cooking. CEO Ramon Castillo aims for national expansion, targeting 140 locations in five years while highlighting the unique place of Greek cuisine in the fast food market. Want More Context? 🔎

A lorry overturned on the northbound M6 in Staffordshire, spilling diesel and closing the motorway between junctions J14 and J15 for nearly 12 hours, causing significant traffic delays. The driver was unharmed, and while diversions are in place, the road is expected to remain closed for resurfacing and repairs throughout the morning. Want More Context? 🔎

Canada's housing crisis is projected to worsen as housing starts are expected to decline from 245,367 in 2024 to 237,800 this year, and further to 227,734 next year, falling short of the 480,000 annual target needed. Despite government promises to increase supply, challenges such as high costs, interest rates, and regulatory barriers have hindered progress in addressing affordability and construction. Want More Context? 🔎