Also, Lee's "Aunt Sandy Claus" collection will be featured during three one-hour shows she's hosting on QVC in November. After that, she'll be spending Thanksgiving in New York with her best friend Alexandra Stanton. Lee uses sour cream instead of milk or buttermilk to make her mashed potatoes, "which makes it thicker," she said. But the mashed potatoes aren't complete without the gravy, Lee pointed out. Simmer it for a long, long, long, long time – like a day – and then let it kind of sit, so you get a really beautiful flavor in your stock that you make."

“We worked with the first Trump administration, and we will work with the second. … You have to be emotionally neutral about what’s out of your control,” Haddad told a gathering of French, German and Polish experts. What do you think of Putin?” Trump asked, according to a senior German official familiar with the call. During a private meeting in Brussels this week with NATO defense ministers, Rutte urged European leaders to engage Trump. The same anxious curiosity was evident at a gathering of German security experts in Berlin.

The Minnesota Wild star was in front of the net in a game against the Montreal Canadiens Nov. 14, when a shot hit him in the groin. According to teammate Marcus Foligno, Zuccarello ruptured a testicle. “Poor guy got hit where the sun don’t shine, and it ruptured his testicle. But, to me, the way he’s come in this year and he’s played, he’s a real key guy,” head coach John Hynes said. “That being said, he’s played a long time, too.

(CNN) — Ryan Borgwardt, a Wisconsin kayaker accused of faking his own drowning and fleeing the country, is alive somewhere in Eastern Europe and has been talking to investigators, officials said. “Great news: We know that he’s alive and well,” Green Lake County Sheriff Mark Podoll said in a news conference Thursday. In a video sent to officials last week, Borgwardt appeared in a nondescript room and said, “I am in my apartment. Borgwardt told investigators that he thought they would stop searching for him after about two weeks, officials said. The following day, two fishermen casting along the lake found a fishing rod that belonged to Borgwardt, his wife told officials.

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Bondi is from Florida, the state with the third-largest Jewish population, and is expected to face few obstacles to confirmation. Bondi, 59, replaces former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz as Trump’s nominee for attorney general. Terms (Required) I agree to the Forward's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Email (Required)Here are five things to know about Bondi related to Jews and Israel. She is a registered lobbyist for QatarAfter two terms as Florida’s attorney general, Bondi in 2019 joined Ballard Partners, a top Republican lobbying firm, as a partner in its Washington, D.C., office. Watch the latest video at https://www.foxnews.com">foxnews.comShe has also called Israel “one of our greatest allies” at other times.

Parked outside were luxury cars, including a BMW and another car with Mexican license plates. His real name, investigators say, is Cristian Fernando Gutierrez-Ochoa, and he is a son-in-law of the reputed Mexican drug lord known as El Mencho. Federal authorities arrested the purported dead man in Riverside on Tuesday, charging Gutierrez-Ochoa with international drug trafficking and money laundering offenses. Gutierrez-Ochoa allegedly kidnapped two members of the Mexican Navy around November 2021 in an attempt to secure the release of his mother-in-law, El Mencho’s wife, who had been arrested by Mexican authorities. Authorities suspect El Mencho assisted Gutierrez-Ochoa by spreading the rumor in the scheme to fake his own death.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — CNN wants a court to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by North Carolina Republican Lt. Gov. The network says Robinson presented no evidence that the network believed its story was false or aired it recklessly. Robinson’s lawsuit was initially filed in state court. Money filed his own dismissal motion in the state lawsuit. But since then, CNN moved the lawsuit to federal court, saying that it’s the proper venue for a North Carolina resident like Robinson and a Georgia-based company like CNN and that the claims against Money are unrelated.

CNN moved to dismiss a defamation lawsuit by North Carolina Lt. Gov. The bombshell report found that Robinson called himself a “black NAZI!” and a “perv” and confessed to “peeping” on women’s locker rooms. Separately, the former employee, Louis Money, spoke to The Assembly to allege that Robinson was a frequent customer of his store. They note that the comments were made from 2008 to 2012, nearly a decade before Robinson entered the political stage. On election night, campaign strategist Matt Hurley decried the “political ramifications” the CNN story had on the campaign.

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Ariana Grande via Associated PressIt seems the cast of Wicked may have used their powers to make a few things disappear from the set of the film. Speaking to British Vogue, Wicked stars Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey all confessed to having been a little light-fingered while working on the new movie musical. Advertisement“It’s really just a question of what didn’t I steal from set, truly,” Ariana joked. What our little things are,” Ariana agreed. In fact, the duo have grown so close that they now have multiple matching tattoos, which they showed off during a TV interview last week.

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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — CNN wants a court to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by North Carolina Republican Lt. Gov. The network says Robinson presented no evidence that the network believed its story was false or aired it recklessly. Robinson's lawsuit was initially filed in state court. CNN also said it found matches of figures of speech used by both the NudeAfrica account holder and in Robinson's social media posts. The lawsuit says anyone could have used Robinson's breached data to create accounts on the internet.

Gender-affirming care has become one of the most contentious legal battlegrounds in the United States, a topic addressed in depth by a recent expert panel titled “United States v. Skrmetti: The Legal Battleground for Gender-Affirming Care,” hosted by the Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy on Nov. 12. The plaintiffs in United States v. Skrmetti contend that a Tennessee law banning gender-affirming care violates the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution. Block set the stage with a historical perspective on the recent surge in legislation targeting gender-affirming care. Ulrich reinforced insights on the broader medical and ethical implications of state-level restrictions on gender-affirming care. The event was co-sponsored by the Yale Health Law and Policy Society (YHeLPS), Yale Law Women+ (YLW+), If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice: Yale Law School Chapter, Trans @ Yale Law School (T@YLS), Disabled Law Students Association (DLSA), and OutLaws.

Sheila Tooth of Littlehampton, West Sussex, had her breast cancer successfully detected by AI after routine testing came back "normal," according to a report by SWNS. The technology picked up cancer cells in Tooth’s screening that were undetectable by the human eye, according to SWNS. Advertisement Advertisement4 Hidden Signs Of Breast Cancer To Watch For: ‘You Know Your Body’Because the scan picked up the same type of breast cancer early on, Tooth was able to receive a lumpectomy without any further treatment. AI acts as a "safety net" in detecting breast cancer, "catching what the human eye might miss," an expert said. Original article source: AI detects woman’s breast cancer after routine screening missed it: 'Deeply grateful'