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Month: November 2019

Trump pardons Turkey

An obituary for the Thanksgiving turkey

Your Thanksgiving turkey, the prince of poultry, the darling of dinner tables and the centerpiece of your holiday spread, has died (obviously). It was probably around four months old. It left behind drumsticks, giblets, a gizzard and was preceded in death by untold numbers of other turkeys extinguished in the long-held tradition of holiday carnivorousness.

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Patreon closes page purportedly belonging to R. Kelly’s girlfriend because of ‘potential impersonation’

The crowdfunding membership platform Patreon said it has closed the page purportedly belonging to R. Kelly’s girlfriend, Joycelyn Savage, because of “potential impersonation” after the company couldn’t verify the account holder’s identity. Starting over the weekend, a series of posts on the Patreon page accused the embattled singer of controlling and manipulative behavior, abuse and

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Chickenpox vaccine reactivates in two boys, causing rare meningitis more commonly seen in unvaccinated kids

Doctors described what they believe are the first known cases of meningitis due to reactivation of chickenpox vaccine in two 14-year-old boys who received both recommended doses, according to a paper published Wednesday in the journal Pediatrics. Experts say the varicella vaccine — licensed for use in the United States nearly a quarter century ago

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Man turns snow into neighborhood art

Click here for updates on this story     DENVER (KDVR/KWGN) — On a windy, cold day when most neighbors are busy shoveling out, David Huhn is digging in. Snow is the substitute teacher’s canvas. After nearly every snowstorm, Huhn creates elaborate snow sculptures in his front yard in the 2200 block of South Lafayette Street in

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