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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin If Dad is a backyard barbecue hero, he can never have too much meat and seafood to grill. From the gourmet grilling connoisseur to the lazy cook to the guy who loves grilling but burns everything, here is something perfect for every father who cooks with gas, fire or smoke, at many different price points. Having written extensively on food, grilling and smoking for more than 20 years, I have personally tried, enjoyed and can enthusiastically recommend every single one of these providers. Best All Around: I love Allen Brothers , the venerable Chicago butcher shop - since 1893 and the city’s stockyards days - that supplies many top steakhouses across the nation and has been doing mail order meat for a long time. While justifiably famous for their steaks, from thick T-bones to tomahawks, you cannot beat them for one stop shopping. I’m talking every kind of beef from world-class burger patties to whole tenderloins to bone-in … [Read more...] about Father’s Day Gift Guide: Best Meats And Seafood For Dad’s BBQ Grill

The federal judge sitting for Special Counsel John Durham’s case against former Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann denied the defense’s motion for a mistrial Thursday. Sussmann, a Democratic lawyer with ties to Clinton’s 2016 campaign, was charged by Durham last year with lying to the FBI during a 2016 meeting. The trial officially began in court this week, and Sussmann’s attorney Sean Berkowitz quickly pushed for a mistrial after former Clinton campaign general counsel Marc Elias’s testimony Wednesday. The push for a mistrial surrounded a comment Elias made during cross-examination, according to Fox News. Elias at one point suggested they “ask Mr. Sussmann” when pressed on whether Sussmann went to the FBI with his claims at the behest of the Clinton campaign. The prosecution subsequently mentioned this answer, prompting the defense to issue the motion for a mistrial, according to Fox News. (RELATED: ‘As Wrong As It Gets’: Rep. Jim Jordan Calls Out Liberal Media … [Read more...] about Judge Denies Former Clinton Lawyer’s Mistrial Request In Durham Case

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin With Ukrainian forces now on the Russian border, a momentous question has arisen. Will Ukrainian troops now invade Russia? Ukrainian boots on Russian ground might divert forces from the main Russian offensive to the south, embarrass the Russian government. and boost Ukrainian morale. It would also be sweet revenge in a conflict that has almost totally been waged on Ukrainian territory. However, advancing into Russia would more likely be an enormous blunder. It would dissipate Ukrainian military power, possibly provoke Moscow into using chemical or nuclear weapons, and support Russia’s claim that invading Ukraine was a “defensive” war. Perhaps most important, it would risk depriving Ukraine of support from Western nations reluctant to risk escalating the conflict into World War III. So far, there are no public indications that Ukraine is contemplating sending ground troops into Russia. Nonetheless, in a war where … [Read more...] about Will Ukraine’s Army Invade Russia?

New York (CNN Business) In August of 2001, more than 100 people gathered on the East Side of Buffalo, New York. The setting, an empty lot in a nearly all-Black neighborhood of this upstate New York city, drew prominent visitors. They included Hillary Clinton and Chuck Schumer, the two US senators from the state at the time; Anthony Masiello, then the mayor of Buffalo; Byron Brown, the current mayor of the city; and other officials. The 90-minute event featured 18 speakers and was described as "Buffalo's longest-ever news conference." The group was there to announce that Tops Friendly Markets, a leading Northeast grocery chain, would be built on the site — located where an A&P supermarket stood in the 1960s when the neighborhood was a hub of economic activity for Buffalo's Black community. The announcement marked the culmination of more than a decade of activism by community advocates and others to address food inequities on Buffalo's East … [Read more...] about The long struggle to bring a supermarket to a nearly all-Black Buffalo neighborhood

KUALA LUMPUR: Integrated jewellery manufacturer and retailer Tomei Consolidated Bhd is still cautious in setting a target for the 2022 financial year on concerns over market sentiment due to the ongoing uncertainties. However, managing director Datuk Ng Yih Pyng said the group hopes to improve its performance to lift the company’s profitability. "Although the group was not directly impacted by foreign labour cost, we believe it would affect our sales and overall performance (indirectly). "We are still cautious (in setting a target) because of the (higher) staff cost, foreign labour cost and external factors like the war in Ukraine and the US dollar performance," he said after the group's annual general meeting (AGM) today. As such, Ng said the group needs to provide better in-store and after-sales services, as well as embark on creative marketing to attract customers to ensure that Tomei continues to be their choices. As all jewellers are selling similar products, he … [Read more...] about Tomei cautious on FY22 target, hopes for improvement, higher profit

Nondisclosure agreements have emerged as one of the most routine legal documents that American workers sign. By 2018, a third of the U.S. workforce had a gag clause in their contract, according to a report from Harvard Business Review . At first created to protect company trade secrets, NDAs evolved into a cloak for abusive bosses. Harvey Weinstein and former President Donald Trump intimidated their employees with NDAs, but that’s all changing now: Thanks in part to the #MeToo movement—and to a small number of employees in the tech sector—the floodgates have been opened for new laws banning the practice in states across the country. advertisement advertisement Tech workers in California and Washington State led the charge last year in their state legislatures and with the recent passage of a federal ban on forced arbitration in the workplace; labor advocates are striking while the iron is hot and pushing Congress for a national ban on NDAs in … [Read more...] about How tech workers had an outsize role in shaping efforts to nix NDAs

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit closed lower today, hitting RM4.40 against the US dollar on global recession concerns, said an analyst. At 6 pm, the local note stood at 4.4030/4060 versus the greenback from Wednesday's close of 4.3960/3975. ALSO READ: Ringgit vs US dollar: What we need to understand SPI Asset Management managing partner Stephen Innes said although the US dollar was not so much in demand due to global economic growth concerns, sentiments for emerging currencies, including the ringgit, remained weak, triggering a wide sell-off. The ringgit hit a record low on March 23, 2020 when it reached RM4.447. "The next move will depend on the economic reopening in China. If China opens up, the ringgit will likely strengthen as export channels will open up and will likely reverse the narrowing trade surplus that fell lower than consensus (estimates),” he told Bernama. ALSO READ: Move by Bank Negara not to peg ringgit seen as pragmatic "Although US yields are falling, … [Read more...] about Ringgit hits RM4.40 to US dollar on global recession concerns