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Krispy S.A. and StarBrands Announce Merger, to Become Golden Brands

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QUENTINSBURGH, Freedemia (January 12, 2022). Krispy S.A., owner of Krispy and Baleadas & Semitas, and StarBrands International Inc., owner of StarBurgers and Pizacyro Hero, announced their merger today. The combined parent company will operate under the name Golden Brands and build on an already extensive international presence. Krispy has one of the largest international presences of any major fast-food chain, with StarBurgers not far behind. The two Lycene-based companies (Krispy out of Barzona, StarBurgers out of Freedemia) have made significant expansions internationally over the past decades, despite the dominance of chains based out of powerful markets like the Federal States … Continue reading Krispy S.A. and StarBrands Announce Merger, to Become Golden Brands

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Freedemian Native groups reveal proposal for new flag with additional star, bar

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FOTJA REJT, FREE REEDEMIA – Today, a series of native Tarephian groups and several Native Tarephian politicians unveiled a proposal for a new national flag, in the style of the current flag but with additional recognition of indigenous populations as a founding group. The current Freedemian flag has three stars and three background colors (red, blue, and yellow), representing the former Ingerish, Rivagien, and Castellanese colonies that joined together to form Free Reedemia upon independence. The proposed flag would add a fourth star and a green bar to represent the native Budrian populations that lived in what is now Freedemia … Continue reading Freedemian Native groups reveal proposal for new flag with additional star, bar

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Seneppi state legislature torn on legalizing victimless crimes

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ANNAGAWI, SENEPPI- With the big logistical things like public transit, roadways, and the public college system mostly resolved, things had been running smooth within the Seneppi State Legislature for the last several months, with hopes of moving towards more aspirational legislation. However, over the past week, a new debate has emerged over proposals by the lower house’s sole Libertarian representative regarding victimless crimes. Last month, the Seneppi legislature shifted its focus towards issues of social justice. Part of the focus was criminal justice reform, reducing penalties for or legalizing some minor offenses. Some proposals were nearly universally supported, such as … Continue reading Seneppi state legislature torn on legalizing victimless crimes