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Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helú called the Pensión del Bienestar for older adults 'totally irrational', drawing wide attention in Mexico. His remarks come as his foundation expands a maternal health strategy with IMSS-Bienestar across 23 states, and as coverage of his business empire continues, from Metro station commercial projects to rent charges on his own brands like Sanborns and Sears.
- 2Chef Amy Shares 30-Minute Tuscan Chicken and Gnocchi Recipe▼Dishing it Out with Chef Amy: Tuscan Chicken and Gnocchi comes together in 30 Minutes
Chef Amy's 'Dishing it Out' segment on WISH-TV features a Tuscan chicken and gnocchi dish that comes together in just 30 minutes. The recipe combines seared chicken with soft potato dumplings in a Tuscan-style sauce, aimed at home cooks looking for a quick weeknight meal. It is part of the station's regular cooking feature offering practical, time-saving dishes for viewers.
- 3Three Chefs, Three Different Ways to Cook a Hot Dog▼I Asked 3 Chefs the Best Way To Cook Hot Dogs—and None Agreed
Simply Recipes asked three professional chefs for the best way to cook hot dogs, and each gave a different answer, with no consensus on grilling, boiling, or pan-searing. The piece highlights how even experts disagree on this everyday food, and readers are weighing in with their own preferred methods.
- 4Sears mocked over outdated password rules●This dumb password rule is from Sears. "cAsE sensitive, no spaces, ! or ? 8 characters min - 1 letter, 1 number Can't re
The retailer Sears is being ridiculed online for its bizarre and outdated password requirements. The rules restrict users to a maximum of eight characters, case-sensitive, no spaces, and allow only '!' or '?' as special characters, alongside limits on repeated characters and bans on including usernames or email addresses. Critics say such restrictive policies encourage weak passwords and reflect poor security practices at a major company.
- 5Tom Cruise's heavily prosthetic role in Digger draws attention●Tom Cruise goes full clown in Digger. It might be his best work yet By Silvi Vann-Wall Tom Cruise is almost unrecognisab
Tom Cruise stars as Digger Rockwell in the satire film 'Digger', appearing almost unrecognisable under heavy prosthetics. Writer Silvi Vann-Wall says the actor 'goes full clown' in the role and suggests it may be his best work yet, adding that his transformative performance is not even the most shocking element of what she describes as a searing satire.