Sean 'Diddy' Combs Pleads Not Guilty To Serious Charges Assistant US Attorney argues for detention of Sean Combs due to violent behavior and obstruction of investigation in federal court hearing. Top News · Sep 17, 2024
Tangerine dreams: bold colour brings a home to life Bright and brilliant shades add a dramatic edge to a ceramicist’s London terrace The Guardian - UK · Jan 7, 2024
Public school exodus continues as parents go private, despite cost-of-living pressures The latest national schools data shows enrolments in public schools are dropping, as parents increasingly opt for faith-based independent schools. ABC News · Feb 15, 2023
State agency that oversees Texas power grid needs more money to do its job, Sunset Commission finds The Public Utility Commission has about 200 employees but needs more to handle shoring up the state power grid and tackling an expanded list of regulatory duties, according to the state Sunset Advisory Commission. The Texas Tribune · Jan 12, 2023
Your kitchen deserves a butter warmer From heating up coffee to warming up sauce, why dirty a big pot for a tiny job? Salon · Sep 17, 2022
Ex McDonald's worker reveals all - like how to get a half price Big Mac Is the milkshake machine really broken, do McDonald's staff get free burgers and is there a secret menu among the questions answered Chronicle Live · May 22, 2022
Inside secrets of McDonald’s from an ex-employee - all your juiciest questions answered What happens to spare breakfast food? Is the milkshake machine really broken all the time? - a former employee spills the beans Liverpool Echo · May 21, 2022
McDonald's 'insider info' revealed by ex-worker - from secret menu to 'three-second rule' A former McDonald's staffer answered frequently asked questions, plus what time you could be offered free breakfast leftovers. Daily Record · May 21, 2022
'I worked at McDonald's, little-known tip can get you free hash browns and cheap burgers' A former McDonald's employee has shared several secrets from her time working at the fast-food chain, including why the drive-thru is so fast and how to hack your double cheeseburger Daily Mirror · May 21, 2022
What it's really like to work at McDonald's - from a former employee Emily Johnson dispels some of the myths Wales Online · May 21, 2022
Former McDonald's worker shares secrets from behind-the-scenes and answers most common questions From why the milkshake machine is never on, to what happens to all the spare breakfast food, one ex-employee has revealed all Manchester Evening News · May 21, 2022
QAnot? Far-right conspiracy theorists knocked off Illinois GOP primary ballot — but they insist ‘We are not done’ Six Chicago-area candidates running for office on a platform of baseless claims about fraud in the 2020 election came up short on their nominating petitions, officials say. But the group’s gubernatorial candidate countered that they “would be embarrassed to be on a fake ballot with fake… Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 22, 2022
TV’s ‘black-Ish’ Ends 8-Season Run with Legacy, Fans Secure A surprise awaited “black-ish” creator Kenya Barris and his family on a 2016 visit to the newly opened National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington: An exhibit on the TV series was on display. “I was very, very emotional” at seeing the honor, Barris said. He returned… Asharq Al-Awsat · Apr 19, 2022
TV's 'black-ish' ends 8-season run with legacy, fans secure The TV sitcom “black-ish” is about to wrap up its eight-season run The Independent UK · Apr 18, 2022
Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 24, 2022 Darren Bailey and Jesse Sullivan win lottery for first and last spots on primary ballot But does ballot position matter? Some experts say no. “It’s tradition. It’s part of the summer camp aspect of campaigning,” said political science professor Christopher Mooney. “But does it have an impact on average? No, it doesn’t. But again, in an individual case, who’s to say?”
Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 23, 2022 Republican Gary Rabine touts support of ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn The endorsement comes less than two weeks after Michael Flynn appeared before the U.S. House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, during which the former national security adviser exercised his Fifth Amendment right.
Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 12, 2022 QAnon on the Illinois ballot? Far-right conspiracy theorists file for governor, other offices in Republican primary There’s no guarantee any of the seven extreme candidates will end up on the ballot for GOP nominations, but their entry into the race again raises the specter of Trump-backed election myths that have put Illinois Republicans in a bind as they try to win over moderate voters.