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McDonald’s hará cambios en sus hamburguesas en todos los restaurantes del país

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

Los pequeños cambios en las hamburguesas que comenzaron a tener efecto en ciertos restaurantes de McDonald’s a principios de este año pronto se aplicarán en todo Estados Unidos en un esfuerzo realizado por la cadena para hacerlas “más sabrosas que nunca”.Según la cadena, que tiene sede en Chicago, los cambios se iniciaron por primera vez en los restaurantes de la costa oeste a principios de este año antes de entrar en vigor en otros lugares del país de forma continua.En declaraciones a NBC Chicago, un portavoz de McDonald’s reconoció que los cambios entrarán en vigor en todo el país a principios de 2024.Los ajustes a las hamburguesas de la cadena giran en torno a la forma en que se cocinan los panes, las hamburguesas y el queso, lo que, según McDonald’s, dará como resultado panes más suaves y queso más pegajoso. Restaurante inspirado por McDonald’s se está construyendo en secreto en una ciudad de EEUU. Mira dónde ...

Nicaragua retira a su embajador de Argentina por las críticas de Javier Milei al régimen de Daniel Ortega

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

(CNN Español) — El ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Nicaragua anunció este lunes que retirarán a su embajador de Argentina, Carlos Midence, ante la instalación de un nuevo gobierno y citando “reiteradas declaraciones y expresiones de los nuevos gobernantes”.De acuerdo con el comunicado, el retiro del embajador sería efectivo de forma inmediata en vista de la toma de posesión del presidente electo Javier Milei, prevista para el próximo del 10 de diciembre.¿Cuáles son las declaraciones?En un video difundido por Nicaragua Actual, cuando el presidente electo de Argentina -que todavía era candidato al momento de la entrevista- fue preguntado acerca de si mantendría relaciones diplomáticas con “las dictaduras comunistas de la nación”, Milei dijo que se condena a Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, y a Corea del Norte, así como a Irán y “al terrorismo de Hamas y Hezbollah”.¿Díaz-Canel y Maduro irán a la asunción de Milei? 0:29Milei afirmó que además ...

Chiefs rue more penalties, miscues and questionable officiating in loss to Packers

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs could put the blame for their loss in Green Bay on Sunday night on a whole lot of people.Packers quarterback Jordan Love, who outplayed league MVP Patrick Mahomes. The Green Bay wide receivers, who made all the plays that Kansas City’s group has failed to make so much of the season. And yes, the officials, whose questionable decisions in the final few minutes — including two pass interference penalties that were not called — might very well have altered the outcome.Yet the Chiefs, whose 27-19 loss was their third in the past five weeks, have enough championship pedigree to carry most of the blame on their own shoulders. Mahomes threw an interception late in the game, they still were flagged five times for 50 yards as penalties continued to be a problem, and they went just 2 for 4 when they reached the red zone.Fix those problems and those questionable decisions by referee Brad Allen’s crew might not have made a difference.“Y...

Another proposed airline merger tests Biden administration’s resolve to preserve competition

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

Another proposed airline buyout has renewed debate over whether there has been too much consolidation in the industry, and whether it is hurting consumers.The Biden administration has taken a tough stance against mergers, and it is certain to take a close look at Alaska Air Group’s proposed $1.9 billion acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines.The deal is smaller than the mergers that reshaped the airline industry more than a decade ago. But the Justice Department is already fighting another smallish deal — JetBlue’s proposal to buy Spirit Airlines.Alaska Airlines parent Alaska Air Group announced Sunday that it will pay $18 per share for Hawaiian — a huge premium over Hawaiian’s closing stock price on Friday. Hawaiian has struggled to recover from the pandemic and new competition from Southwest on intra-islands flights. It has lost $159 million so far this year. Alaska says Hawaiian will continue to operate as a stand-alone brand, an unusual step. Here’s some inform...

This popular Christmas tradition got its start in Denver, legend has it

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Christmas and Denver are a perfect match. With the cold -- and most often snowy -- winter climate and nearby mountains, the holiday spirit seems to come naturally to the Mile High City.So, it may come as no surprise to some that one of the most popular holiday traditions was created in Denver in the 1910s.Or, at least that's the legend. When do Coloradans hang Christmas lights? Much like the origin of the cheeseburger, others have been credited with the creation of the first outdoor Christmas lights.However, the story goes that in 1914, David Dwight Sturgeon -- of Sturgeon Electric fame -- dipped ordinary bulbs in paint, strung them on a cord, and hung them on a tree outside his ill son's bedroom window to cheer him up.The word spread quickly and people started coming from miles away to see the beautiful sight outside the Sturgeon home. Even if the story is nothing but a Mile High City legend, the love Denver has for outdoor holiday lights is no joke.There are eve...

Penrose funeral home to be demolished in January

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

PENROSE, Colo. (KXRM) — The Return to Nature Funeral Home in Penrose where nearly 200 improperly stored bodies were discovered in October will be demolished in January, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).Following a Public Health Order in November, Fremont County and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) requested that the EPA conduct a “removal action,” which includes demolishing and disposing of building materials.An EPA team and contractors visited the site in November to conduct an assessment of the building, and wore protective clothing to protect them from any residual medical or hazardous materials remaining inside the building. Funeral home stored bodies for 4 years, deceived families about loved ones’ ashes, prosecutors say In an update, the EPA said it has determined that "demolition of the building is necessary to safely remove biological and hazardous materials found in the building." The EPA said it is in the process of d...

Zoo Miami celebrates rare birth of sloth bear cubs

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

Zoo Miami’s sloth bear, Kematee, welcomed two cubs in her secluded den, marking the first successful births for the 4-year-old since her arrival in 2021, and the first surviving offspring for the father, Hank, aged 11. These are the first sloth bears born at Zoo Miami since 1998, providing a crucial boost for the vulnerable species threatened by poaching and habitat destruction, Zoo Miami said in a news release.Sloth bear Kematee (Courtesy Zoo Miami)Sloth bear Hank (Courtesy Zoo Miami)As Kematee and the cubs remain off-exhibit for bonding, zoo staff is monitoring their progress, with neonatal examinations planned once a routine is established to ensure proper development.

Great Pyrenees who fended off pack of coyotes in Georgia nominated for Farm Dog of the Year

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

DECATUR, Georgia (WANF) — The Great Pyrenees who fended off a pack of coyotes and was badly injured in the process is up for Farm Dog of the Year.Casper spent weeks at the veterinarian and months at home in Decatur recovering from his injuries. A year later, 3-year-old Casper is fully healed and thriving.“He’s doing superbly. His wounds are all healed, and he really loves being out with the animals and protecting them,” said John Weirville, Casper’s owner.Casper is in the running to win Farm Dog of the Year by the American Farm Bureau Federation. A panel of judges with the Farm Bureau will choose the winner based on nomination materials submitted, as well as the dog’s helpfulness to the farmer and their family, playfulness, and obedience.If Casper wins Farm Dog of the Year, he will receive a year’s worth of Purina dog food as well as a $5,000 cash prize.The general public can vote for Casper to win the People’s Choice Award, which is worth $1,000.“There are a lot of deserving ...

Subject arrested after high-speed pursuit ends in Fort Lauderdale crash; deputy, woman injured

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

A high-speed pursuit in Fort Lauderdale ended dramatically in a crash that left a Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy injured and at least one other person hurt.The incident began in Oakland Park following reports of a recovered stolen vehicle near the 2700 block of South Oakland Forrest Drive. BSO deputies responded to investigate, and while on scene, the subject, an adult male, left the area driving the stolen vehicle.Deputies attempted to make a traffic stop, but the subject fled at a high rate of speed. According to investigators, the subject drove recklessly, almost hitting a group of construction workers. As the pursuit continued, officials said the subject intentionally hit a deputy’s vehicle while fleeing.The chase ultimately ended when the subject crashed his vehicle near Powerline Road and Commercial Boulevard.A woman caught in the middle of the pursuit was also injured. Her condition is not yet known. The subject fled on foot but was quickly taken into custody be...

Putin plans to visit Saudi Arabia, UAE this week, aide says

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:30 GMT

Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates this week for a “working visit” during which he will meet Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince. Putin’s “negotiations will primarily be with the crown prince of Saudi Arabia,” Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov said Monday, according to Russia’s state-owned TASS news outlet. Before traveling to Saudi Arabia, Putin will also hold a “working visit” in the UAE, which is currently hosting the global COP28 climate summit in Dubai. “I hope that these will be very useful negotiations, which we consider extremely important,” Ushakov added. Putin risks arrest in many countries around the world due to an International Criminal Court (ICC) war crimes warrant against him issued in spring 2023 and related to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. In consequence, Putin’s trips outside his country have been curtailed — but neither ...