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Month: January 2020

Illinois lieutenant governor beats long lines to become one of the first to legally buy weed in the state

Despite the cold, snow and long lines, hundreds of Illinois residents — including the state’s lieutenant governor — waited outside to be among the first to buy weed following its legalization. Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton was among hundreds of early morning customers at Sunnyside Dispensary, a Chicago marijuana dispensary, on the first day of legal

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“Each DWI arrest potentially spared that dreadful knock on someone’s door,” EPPD tweets STI did not respond to any calls New Years Eve night

EL PASO, Texas– In a tweet posted Wednesday morning, El Paso Police thanked the DWI Task force for the impact they made New Years Eve night. The tweet read, “Happy to report that Special Traffic Investigations officers did not have to respond to any calls last night. DWI Task force officers thank you for impact

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America Ferrera is pregnant with baby No. 2

America Ferrera and her husband Ryan Piers Williams are expecting their second baby. “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” actress and activist surprised her fans with an Instagram post on New Year’s Eve, revealing the happy news with a baby bump picture alongside Williams and their 19-month old son, Sebastian. “Welcoming Baby #2 in 2020!”

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Toma posesión primera alcaldesa de Bogotá

(CNN Español) — Con la banda impuesta por su madre, Claudia López asumió este miércoles como la primera mujer en ocupar el gobierno mayor de la capital de Colombia. De entrada en su discurso, López destacó que además de representar a su género, representa a la diversidad sexual. “A posesionarme como la primera mujer, mujer

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Rose Parade 2020: See the coolest floats

Is it really New Year’s Day without the Rose Parade? In its 131st year, the parade unleashed a vibrant spectacle of flower-studded floats through Pasadena, California. There were horses, marching bands, live music and dancing in the streets and, of course, ornate works of art. Here are a few of the most colorful, festive floats

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How the Trumps spent their New Year’s Eve

Sequins and Benghazi. Canapés and a “big fat hoax.” Peonies and the potential for war. President Donald Trump began celebrating a new year Tuesday perched squarely on the junction of opulence and bluster that have come to define his personal and political persona, the clink of Champagne glasses wafting under his stern warning to Iran

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