Impossible Sausage at Burger King Fast-food restaurants, including Denny’s, Dunkin’, Carl’s Jr., and White Castle, have all introduced plant-based meat-alternatives to their menus recently. Burger King, which already serves the Impossible Whopper, is now adding Impossible Sausage to its menu. Testing at 139 Burger King restaurants in Savannah, Georgia; Lansing, Michigan; Springfield, Illinois; Albuquerque, New Mexico; and Montgomery, Alabama, guests will get to try the Impossible Croissan’wich which is made up of a toasted croissant, egg, cheese, and seasoned plant-based sausage, which will be available for a limited time....

“I just set my camera on interval shooting and merged the results with photoshop,” Gan told Newsweek. The image captures a startling lightning storm shot above the city of Kuala Lumpur. “We get plenty of lightning most of the year,” Gan said. “But this particular storm was extra special because of how clear the sky was and how frequent the strikes were.” Malaysia is one of the most lightning-prone countries in the world....

Ching and hundreds of thousands of maturing athletes like him are launching a quiet revolution in the world of sports. At an age when their own grandparents were heading for the rocking chair, these over-50s are taking to the pools, the gyms and the courts in record numbers. It’s not that these late-life athletes are ever going to relive their glory days. The finest 60-year-old tennis player can’t pretend to have the strength and easy agility he did at 20....

What first attracted you to Physical? I was really arrested by the pilot in many ways. The writing was deeply personal, very uncomfortable, very dark, very funny. I was in the middle of shooting Mrs. America, and I realized Physical was a kind of a chronological companion piece in many ways. Sheila would have been a child of that movement, she would have looked up to the Betty Friedans and Gloria Steinems....

About 5 percent of U.S. schools are on a 4-1-4 calendar, according to the latest figures from the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. The January term is often devoted to public service, experimental courses or quick study-abroad programs. At Williams College, the offerings for January 2004 included How to Buy a Car, The Art and History of Knitting, Why New Englanders Eat What They Eat and a behavioral-psych course called Rat Olympics....

Hirving Lozano and Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez, two Europe-based attackers who are in form, lead the selection with the rest of Osorio’s Europe-based players also part of the squad. Omar Govea, a San Luis Potosi native who plays with Royal Excel Mouscron in the Belgian league, has received his first call-up. Uriel Antuna, who moved from Santos Laguna to join City Football Group’s Groningen also has received his first call....

U.S. Attorney David Freed announced on Thursday that a “small number of military ballots were discarded.” On Monday, an investigation was opened into “potential issues with a small number of mail-in ballots at the Luzerne County Board of Elections” at the request of county District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis, a Republican. After conducting numerous interviews and reviewing physical evidence, Freed confirmed that all nine of the ballots recovered were cast for Trump....

Last weekend Slobodan Milosevic finally got a taste of his own medicine. Once more, as happened so often during his regime, heavily armed men in blue jeans, with balaclavas over their faces, piled out of an armored Chevrolet van, then broke into a Yugoslav home. But this time it was his own home. The secret police, at long last, weren’t doing Milosevic’s bidding–they were trying to arrest him. That proved harder than anyone expected....

The screw-up provided new ammunition to opponents of so-called “high-stakes” testing, which has become increasingly popular around the country. “This is a dramatic example of why high-stakes decisions about students should not be made on the basis of a single test,” says Michael Feuer, director of the National Research Council’s Board of Testing and Assessment. The real problem, Feuer says, is that testing is an inexact science. Other major testing companies have admitted scoring errors this year....

Across the league, it’s hard to find a bigger fan of the United States soccer team’s efforts in the 2014 FIFA World Cup than Ndamukong Suh. It’s well documented when the Detroit Lions tackle isn’t smashing heads on the field, he loves the “beautiful game.” It also helps that at 6-4, 307, he’s bigger than most soccer fans, period. Not only did Suh travel to Brazil to check out the action, he brought his father along for the fun....

However, the coronavirus pandemic has shocked the industry to unprecedented levels, due to travel restrictions as well as slump in demand among travelers. The resulting global health, social and economic emergency has led to an anticipated 70 percent decline in international tourism, according to the UN’s World Tourism Organization, returning the industry to levels last seen 30 years ago. However, with an accelerating vaccination program, these photos show countries are now slowly adapting to life under coronavirus and reopening their cities to tourists....

Haley was asked during an interview on CNN with host Wolf Blitzer whether she agreed with the president that the whistleblower should be identified. “I believe in whistleblower laws,” Haley replied. “I think you have to protect a whistleblower and I think in turn a whistleblower has to abide by those laws in the fact that they don’t allow partisan leaking or anything like that to happen.” She added: “We don’t know that’s happened either, but until then I do think we should always protect the whistleblower....

So it’s natural to hear questions about his power. Pacquiao is tough, determined, experience and fit enough to go 12 rounds against any opponent. So it’s interesting to see comments ahead of Nov. 22’s bout against Chris Algieri suggesting Pacquiao is looking for a knockout. MORE: Pacquiao-Algieri images | Algieri as Rocky? | Manny hungry, ready | Odds, pick “Manny tells me he can KO this guy in one round and I believe him,” trainer Freddie Roach said Friday....

Yet, two members of the Court seem prepared to creatively jettison long-standing precedent to stop the law nonetheless. Regrettably, Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett have succumbed to judicial supremacy. A defeat here for Texas will be short-lived. But the long-term impact of this judicial descent will endure for a generation. In our republic, the Constitution and other federal law are the “supreme law of the land.” And Supreme Court justices take an oath to support and defend the Constitution and federal laws....

Since Kazakhstan gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, its standard of living has risen dramatically, and tourists have begun to take note of its cosmopolitan cities, striking natural landscape and steadily improving Western-standard comforts. Whether you’re looking for Silk Road exoticism, great steppes ecotourism or oil-wealth extravagance, Kazakhstan is slowly emerging from underneath its Soviet-era shroud to beckon the adventurous and the hedonistic alike. “The changes are gigantic,” says Beth Jones, U....

Once again Germany stood abashed before history. A new book by the American scholar Daniel Jonah Goldhagen showed the unsettling breadth of support that the Holocaust enlisted among ““ordinary Germans,’’ especially the draftees in the police battalions who did the grunt work of genocide. Most Germans resisted the central thesis of ““Hitler’s Willing Executioners’’: that the entire nation endorsed genocide. ““We don’t dispute the horrors,’’ Der Spiegel publisher Rudolf Augstein wrote, but Goldhagen’s conclusions were ““at best ignorant, if not in fact malicious....

Buried in a Variety article about Norman Lear renewing his production deal with Sony was an announcement from CEO Tony Vinciquerra that he’s been approached by “very famous people whose names I won’t use” to remake the iconic family film. Twitter’s reaction was swift and firm — no thank you. “Oh really? Well, I married the six fingered man, obviously why we have stayed together for 35 years and there is only ONE The Princess Bride and it’s William Goldman and @robreiner’s....

McClung is a 6-2 point guard from Gate City (Va.) High School. While his jaw-dropping dunks have garnered millions of views on YouTube, McClung is much more than just a dunker. He’ll be electrifying Big East crowds next season as a member of the Georgetown Hoyas. Averaging 38.4 points in his senior season, McClung broke numerous Virginia scoring records, including Allen Iverson’s single-season scoring record. He became Virginia’s all-time leading scorer as well, breaking that mark in his final game....

The video was captured by the Voyageurs Wolf Project, a research group that tracks wolves roaming the Voyageurs National Park in northern Minnesota. To study the wolves, the group sets up camera traps in remote areas of the Greater Voyageurs ecosystem. “The cameras that we set-up to get footage of wolves do pick up footage of relatively cryptic or less common wildlife in our area from time to time,” Voyageurs Wolf Project lead Thomas Gable told Newsweek....

The world has seen images from cities like Delhi of crematoriums that have been overwhelmed with the bodies of COVID-19 victims. Funeral pyres have been lit in the streets. Our hospital infrastructure has collapsed and countless individuals and families are left hopeless and helpless. Amid the greatest health crisis in India’s history, a news story made international headlines: Australian cricketer Pat Cummins, who plays for a team in the Indian Premier League (IPL), donated $50,000 to the prime minister’s care fund for India’s COVID-19 relief....