A Seattle man took advantage of a snowstorm to make a margarita with a winter twist on December 26.
The National Weather Service reported record-low temperatures for parts of Washington state after heavy snow fell on Sunday.
Cody Pettersen, who filmed this video, said “he didn’t have any ice … so I thought it would be fun to make a margarita using the snow that had just fallen the night before.” Credit: Cody Pettersen via Storyful
On the morning of the inauguration of Joe Biden as President, on January 20 last year, as Donald Trump prepared to depart into exile in Florida he addressed a crowd of several hundred people, including supporters and staff, on the tarmac of Joint Base Andrews.
Experts have urged people to be aware of the early signs and symptoms.
CNN reports President Joe Biden has kicked off the year with a less than stellar start. Experts say increasing gas prices could negatively impact the embattled president's optics even more. The prices of crude oil and gasoline have once again started to rise.
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The eruption of a Tonga volcano sent "violent" waves across the Pacific and caused a boat loading oil about 6,600 miles away to topple, spilling thousands of barrels into Peruvian waters. Dozens of fishermen have protested outside Peru's main oil refinery, La Pampilla, which processes around 117,000 barrels a day and is managed by Spanish company Repsol. An Italian-flagged ship was loading the oil into La Pampilla when strong waves moved the boat and caused it to spill its cargo into the ocean.
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In a message to the nation’s monarch Tupou VI, the Queen said she was ‘shocked and saddened’ by the eruption.
Christian Wakeford said he refused to ‘defend the indefensible’ over alleged Covid rule breaches.
The British superstar had been scheduled to start a three-month residence at the Caesars Palace Hotel in what were to be her first live appearances since 2017. Half my crew, half my team are down with COVID. Saying she was "sorry" eight times in a 92-second message, especially for people who had traveled to Las Vegas for the show, Adele said the delays prevented her from perfecting the show to her standards and she promised to reschedule.
Authorities have arrested a 31-year-old man in connection with the slaying of a woman while she worked at a Los Angeles furniture store last week
More than 60 residents and staff were infected with Covid-19 at the Bupa Clemton Park facility
Restrictions introduced in late December in response to the emergence of the Omicron variant are also set to be lifted.
The governor of the Bank of England has voiced "concern" that inflationary pressures in the UK economy could prove more stubborn than it expected.
An observatory in Hawaii captured atmospheric pressure waves created by the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano on January 15.The Gemini Observatory in Hawaii was 5,000 kilometers (3,000 miles) away from the eruption when it captured the atmospheric pressure waves on three different cameras. They are the “faintly red waves” seen in the footage, NOIRLab explained.The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano erupted on January 15, triggering a tsunami on the South Pacific nation of Tonga with waves up to 15 meters, according to information released by the Tongan government. At least three people were killed and dozens of properties were damaged across the islands. Credit: NOIRLab via Storyful
At least one child was killed in northern Syria this week when a storm blanketed tented camps in snow and brought freezing temperatures, compounding the misery of thousands of people displaced by the Mediterranean country's decade-long war. The child died and its mother was in intensive care after snow caused their tent to collapse in the Qastal Miqdad area, as a result of the storm that struck on Jan. 18, the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said. "I was scared the tent would fall down on the kids," Abu Anas said in Zaitoun camp in northern Syria, after his family fled from eastern Gouta, an area on the outskirts of Damascus that was devastated by the conflict.
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