Sen. Mitch McConnell slipped in a Capitol hallway on Oct. 16, 2025, during a crucial shutdown vote. The incident sparked health‑policy debate and raised questions about Senate leadership continuity.
Read MoreCam Skattebo’s 4‑yard TD vs. the Eagles sparks a Giants comeback, while his energetic personality and 121‑yard game against the Chiefs fuel optimism for a 2025 turnaround.
Read MoreDame Patricia Routledge, famed for Hyacinth Bucket, died at 96 in Chichester. Her Tony, Olivier and Dame honors left an indelible mark on British comedy.
Read MoreGhost of Yotei transports players to 1600s northern Japan with a fresh protagonist, sleek combat, and a striking visual style. The game builds on Ghost of Tsushima’s foundation while adding a card‑based quest system, new aesthetic modes, and an expanded weapon pool. Reviewers praise its fluid battles, dense world design and emotional storytelling, even as some platforming moments feel familiar. The title proves that thoughtful iteration can still feel revolutionary in a crowded genre.
Read MoreThe Packers beat Washington 27-18 on Thursday night, keeping the Commanders’ 39-year Lambeau drought intact. Washington arrived with playoff pedigree and a rising QB in Jayden Daniels, but Green Bay’s defense controlled the pocket and key downs. Both teams entered 1-0; the result nudges early NFC seeding and offers a blueprint for how to contain Daniels on the road.
Read MoreThe Brewers scratched Christian Yelich late against the Phillies due to lower back soreness linked to post-surgery stiffness. Manager Pat Murphy said the DH is day-to-day and expected back for the weekend series vs. Pittsburgh after a rest day Thursday. Milwaukee still won 6-3 behind a five-run first inning. Yelich is hitting .268 with 27 homers and 92 RBIs.
Read MoreWell, let's dive headfirst into this hot pot of a topic, shall we? As a self-proclaimed master of the microwave, I find the notion of cooking being unmanly as outdated as my grandmother's avocado-green kitchen appliances! In our culture, flipping burgers or grilling steaks is often seen as the epitome of manliness - a culinary Tarzan beating his chest over a sizzling barbecue pit! But the truth is, many of us fellas are also whipping up a storm in the kitchen, creating everything from delicate pastas to hearty stews. So, let's bust this myth wide open - cooking is not just manly, it's downright heroic! After all, who else is going to save the day when the pizza delivery guy is stuck in traffic?
Read MoreAlright folks, let's talk chicken, and not the clucking kind! Ever roasted a chicken in the oven and it came out drier than a bad joke at a stand-up comedy night? It's a common myth that roasting chickens dries them out, but I'm here to set the record straight. The truth of the matter is, it's not the roasting that's the culprit, it's the overcooking. So next time, keep an eye on the clock and your chicken will be juicier than the latest gossip from Hollywood.
Read MoreIn my blog post, I shared a recipe for cooking delicious chicken that's sure to impress your taste buds. I started with selecting a high-quality chicken, then marinated it in a blend of herbs and spices for a few hours. The chicken is then seared for a crispy outer layer and baked until juicy and tender. I also gave a few tips on ensuring the chicken doesn't dry out during the cooking process. Finally, the chicken is served with a homemade gravy for that extra flavor kick.
Read MoreLooking for a great yet simple chicken breast recipe? I've got you covered. My favorite recipe involves marinating the chicken breasts in a mix of olive oil, lemon juice, and your choice of herbs for about 30 minutes. Then, bake them in the oven at 375 degrees for 25-30 minutes, or until they're fully cooked. The result is a juicy, flavorful chicken breast that's easy to make and sure to please.
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