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Month: September 2021

Salmon With Roasted Grape Salsa

By Rahaf Al Bochi, CNN The roasted grape salsa topping this salmon dish brings out a burst of sweet and tart flavors. Salmon is rich in essential omega-3 fatty acids and known for its heart-healthy benefits. Grapes provide natural sweetness and are a source of vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant. This salmon recipe is easy

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Strawberry Ricotta Granola Parfaits

By Rahaf Al Bochi, CNN Ricotta is whipped with cream cheese to give a thick, rich filling that complements crunchy granola and juicy strawberries. The protein-rich ricotta and high-fiber oats provide the perfect combo for a healthy yet decadent parfait dessert. You can make the filling and the granola a day ahead; storing the ricotta

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Vegetable Frittata Egg Muffins

By Rahaf Al Bochi, CNN Whip up a batch of these make-ahead egg muffins for quick, satisfying breakfasts on the go. Eggs are high in protein, which means greater fullness from your morning meal. These vegetable frittata muffins are also freezable, which means there is no excuse to skip breakfast! Makes 12 servings Ingredients ½

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Detienen al sospechoso del tiroteo en una escuela secundaria de Winston-Salem, Carolina del Norte, que dejó un estudiante muerto

CNNEE (CNN) — Un estudiante murió durante el tiroteo en una escuela secundaria en la ciudad de Winston-Salem, en Carolina del Norte, y el sospechoso está bajo custodia, informaron las autoridades el miércoles. Los policías fueron a la escena a las 12:07 pm hora de Miami, dijo la jefa del Departamento de Policía de Winston-Salem, Catrina

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Mediterranean Pita Bread Pizza

By Rahaf Al Bochi, CNN This kid-pleasing meal is easy and wholesome. The pizza comes together in no time, using pita bread and simple Mediterranean pantry staples. The whole-wheat pita adds a boost of fiber. Invite your child to help you create fun faces with the toppings. Makes 2 servings Ingredients 2 whole-wheat pita breads

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Gunmen kidnap 73 students in latest attack on Nigeria school

By CHINEDU ASADU Associated Press LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Police in northwestern Nigeria say gunmen have attacked another remote school, kidnapping 73 students. Wednesday’s attack prompted authorities to close all primary and secondary schools across Zamfar state. The latest abductions come just days after Nigerians celebrated the release of three different groups of young hostages

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Carter-Vickers, Palmer-Brown, Gioacchini loaned to new teams

By The Associated Press American defenders Cameron Carter-Vickers and Erik Palmer-Brown, and forward Nicholas Gioacchini were loaned before Europe’s summer transfer window closed. Carter-Vickers was sent to Scotland’s Glasgow Celtic from England’s Tottenham Hotspur on a season-long loan. The Scottish team said it has an option to buy his rights. Gioacchini was loaned to first-tier

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ACC teams hope vaccinations reduce COVID-19 setbacks in ’21

By AARON BEARD AP Sports Writer Atlantic Coast Conference coaches are counting on high program COVID-19 vaccination rates to minimize risks of illnesses or lineup-depleting contact tracing for the upcoming  college football season. That has meant teams working through the offseason’s final weeks toward an 85% threshold of vaccinated players, coaches and staffers. Teams that

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‘Majority’ of Afghans who worked for the US and applied for visas were likely left behind, State Department official says

By Jennifer Hansler, CNN “The majority” of Afghans who worked for the United States during its two-decade military campaign were likely left behind in the chaotic and rushed evacuation from Afghanistan, a senior State Department official said Wednesday. The official said they did not have a specific count of the Afghan Special Immigrant (SIV) applicants

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