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Sacred Heart University Settles Suit Over Students Death in Pancake-Eating Contest
A college student in Connecticut died after a pancake-eating contest. Now, Sacred Heart University has settled the lawsuit surrounding the choking death of 20-year-old Caitlin Nelson, who was a junior and member of the Kappa Delta sorority. “She starts to...
WATCH: MSNBC Reporter Drops F-Bomb During Morning Broadcast
MSNBC reporter Ken Dilanian had a bit of a slip-up on Tuesday morning during a segment about the transition of power between President Donald Trump and president-elect Joe Biden. After anchor Craig Melvin threw the broadcast to Dilanian, he appeared...
Pizza Hut Announce First Nationally Available Plant-Based Pizza Options
Pizza Hut is changing the game. The restaurant chain announced a partnership with Beyond Meat that will bring the first nationally available plant-based pizza toppings. Pizza Hut will be rolling out the Beyond Italian Sausage Pizza and the Great Beyond...
Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Ready By End of the Year
Pfizer may be closing in on its coronavirus vaccine. According to comments made by Dr. Anthony Fauci, the vaccine could be ready by the end of the year. According to Fauci, the vaccine has proven to be 90 percent effective...
King Von Death: Rapper Killed in Atlanta Shooting
Chicago rapper King Von is dead at age 26. According to reports, the rapper was shot when gunfire erupted outside of the Monaco Hookah Lounge in Atlanta, Georgia. Two groups of men reportedly began arguing before it turned deadly. Per...
ESPN Laying Off 300 Employees in COVID-19 Related Cuts
Hundreds of people at the Worldwide Leader in Sports are going to be looking for new work. This week, it was announced the ESPN would be laying off 300 employees due to cuts caused by the coronavirus pandemic. If there...
Alcohol & Weed Sales Soar During Election Night
Election night anxiety is a real thing, so it comes as no surprise that people were looking for some ways to relax on Tuesday. Luckily for the alcohol and marijuana industries, sales were soaring. The Los Angeles Times had the...
Sporting Events May Continue to Have Limited Capacity Into ‘Late 2021’
The coronavirus has made sports completely different. Since the global pandemic began and sports returned from their hiatus, capacity at stadiums has been limited to reduce the potential spread of COVID-19. Unfortunately, that may continue. According to Dr. Anthony Fauci,...
Whitley Mizzell: Alabama Teacher Admits to Having Sex With 2 Students
Whitley Mizzell, a 32-year-old former substitute teacher in Alabama, is in trouble with the law. According to The Daily Home, Mizzell admitted to having sex with two male students and will be serving a split 10-year sentence. Mizzell will begin...
Cincinnati Reds Legend Joe Morgan Dies at 77
Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan has died at the age of 77. Morgan was the sparkplug for the Big Red Machine Cincinnati Reds title-winning teams during the 1970s. He died at his home in Danville, California on October...
Titans-Bills Game Rescheduled for October 13
The Buffalo Bills’ road game against the Tennessee Titans has been rescheduled for 7 p.m. ET on October 13, the NFL announced on October 8. This decision was made after a COVID-19 outbreak within the Titans’ organization forced the league...
Washington Benches QB Dwayne Haskins for Kyle Allen
NFL Network’s Ian Rapaport reported on October 7 that the Washington Football Team will be making a change at quarterback. Washington is benching starting quarterback Dwayne Haskins and handing the job over to Kyle Allen for their October 11 game...
