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Month: December 2019

A 5-year-old carried a toddler half a mile in Alaska terrain after being left home alone, police say

A 5-year-old walked through extreme temperatures in the Alaskan terrain with an 18-month-old after authorities say they were left home alone. The incident took place Tuesday when the temperature in Venetie, Alaska, was -31 degrees Fahrenheit (-35 degrees Celsius), according to a dispatch from the state’s Department of Public Safety. Venetie is in the northeastern

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You can now go skiing in a New Jersey mall

What has 5,500 tons of snow, a 160-foot vertical drop, and 28-degree weather year round? Suburban New Jersey, thanks to North America’s first indoor ski and snowboard park. The winter sports center, Big Snow American Dream, opened its doors on Thursday to four Olympic gold medalists and a skier dressed as Santa Claus. The park

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Jessika Carr, WWE’s first full-time female referee, makes her debut on Friday Night SmackDown

Jessika Carr made history Friday with her debut on WWE’s SmackDown, according to the entertainment company’s Twitter page. Carr, WWE’s first full-time female referee, officiated the match between wrestlers Alexa Bliss and Mandy Rose. “There are no words for this day and night. So incredible grateful, thank you. #SmackDownOnFox,” Carr tweeted. Carr’s parents surprised her

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Elderly couple found dead buried under snow

An elderly couple that had been buried in snow in Arizona for an indeterminable amount of time was found dead on Friday, according to a statement from the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office. The couple was identified as Ash Fork residents Richard Alexander 74, and his wife, Elizabeth Alexander, 79, the statement said. They were found

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House Judiciary Committee releases report outlining historical arguments for impeachment

The House Judiciary Committee on Saturday released a report ahead of Monday’s impeachment hearing laying out historical arguments for impeachment. The report does not accuse President Donald Trump of committing impeachable offenses, but it lays the groundwork for Monday’s hearing, where evidence against Trump will be presented by the House Intelligence and Judiciary committees, as

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Several wedding planning sites will stop promoting plantation weddings. What does that mean for the industry?

In response to urging by a civil rights advocacy group, Pinterest and The Knot Worldwide, which owns prominent wedding platforms WeddingWire and the Knot, recently announced they were changing the way they feature wedding venues that romanticize former slave plantations. Within days of the news, two other major wedding sites, Zola and Brides.com, announced they

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