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Month: December 2020

Popeyes adds chocolate beignets to its menu

Popeyes restaurants across the nation are adding chocolate beignets to their menus on Monday. The fried chicken chain says its new “New Orleans-style” fried pastries, which are stuffed with melted Hershey’s chocolate and doused in powdered sugar, will be available while supplies last. The company says the desserts received strong reviews in October when they

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Germany to go into national lockdown over Christmas to stem surge in Covid-19 cases

Germany will go into a “hard” national lockdown, starting next week and continuing through the Christmas period, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Sunday, after agreeing to stricter measures with state governments to stem a wave of coronavirus cases. As of next Wednesday, all non-essential shops, services and schools will close until January 10, and Christmas

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Holiday gifts that give back

The holiday season is a lot different this year, but it’s still a time of love, giving and gratitude. So why not start some new holiday traditions to maintain the good cheer? Here are some gifts you can put together during this time when so many are apart. Teaching kids (and grown ups) the joy

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How to watch Electoral College vote coverage

The Electoral College meets Monday to cast votes for president and vice president, completing another key part of the election process that will eventually make Joe Biden the commander-in-chief next year. This year’s process has gained special attention in light of longshot efforts by President Donald Trump to overturn the election results in several key

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How to watch Electoral College vote coverage

The Electoral College meets Monday to cast votes for president and vice president, completing another key part of the election process that will eventually make Joe Biden the commander-in-chief next year. This year’s process has gained special attention in light of longshot efforts by President Donald Trump to overturn the election results in several key

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Estados Unidos se prepara para aplicar las primeras vacunas contra el covid-19 a medida que el país se acerca a las 300.000 muertes

(CNN) — Once meses después del primer caso registrado de coronavirus en Estados Unidos, los trabajadores médicos se están preparando para administrar las primeras dosis de la vacuna Pfizer-BioNTech contra el covid-19. Y las entregas empezaron a llegar a los lugares de administración de la vacuna alrededor de las 8 am ET del lunes. Miles

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Northwestern distances itself from former lecturer after controversial op-ed urging Jill Biden to drop ‘Dr.’ title

Northwestern University is distancing itself from a former lecturer who called on incoming first lady Jill Biden to stop using the “Dr.” honorific because she has a doctorate in education, not an MD. The school said in a statement on Saturday that it disagrees with the “misogynistic views” of Joseph Epstein, an author and former

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Timothée Chalamet and Pete Davidson mock Newsmax with a hilarious Jets sketch on ‘SNL’

Disguised as passionate Jets fans, Timothée Chalamet and Pete Davidson mocked conservative news channel Newsmax on “Saturday Night Live” last night. The skit opens with a voiceover, saying, “Millions of real Americans are switching from Fox News to Newsmax because Newsmax tells them the truth — that Donald Trump could still win this election.” Then,

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Streaming is about to get a lot more expensive

Disney threw down the gauntlet to its competitors last week, with a slate of remarkable programming on Disney+ alongside some eye-popping subscriber numbers and forecasts. Fans of Disney+ will have roughly 10 new series from Marvel and Star Wars alongside a cornucopia of other content. Disney plans on spending between $14 billion and $16 billion

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