Archives: 2018

How a classic family meal influenced chef Michael Lomonaco

Chef Michael Lomonaco spent his more than 30-year career in the kitchens of New York’s top-tier restaurants. But the boy from Brooklyn still remembers his first Christmas Eve on the job. That night, a homesick Lomonaco cooked a traditional Italian feast for his entire staff and it’s that family style that Lomonaco brings to the world of hospitality. Michelle Miller…

Russia’s social influence operation “worse” than originally thought

This week the Senate Intelligence Committee released a new report on Russia’s attempts to influence the 2016 presidential election and beyond. It details a sophisticated, large-scale effort using every major social media platform to sow discord and to suppress voter turnout in some communities. Wired magazine took a deep dive into the report, and other sources, for this week’s story:…

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s lung surgery is her 3rd cancer treatment since 1999

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is recovering at a hospital in New York Saturday morning after successfully undergoing lung surgery. Doctors removed two cancerous nodules from her left lung Friday. She is 85-years old. The Supreme Court said “there was no evidence of any remaining disease.” Kenneth Craig reports. Categories: National, US & World News

Parents concerned internet-connected toys put kids’ privacy at risk

Everyone knows the old Christmas jingle “he sees you when you’re sleeping, he knows when you’re awake,” but it’s taking on a new meaning in 2018. Many popular high-tech gadgets that may end up being given as presents can actually track, monitor and record children. Parents are now realizing that it’s not just Santa who is keeping tabs on their…

12/21: CBS Evening News

Efforts underway to prevent a partial government shutdown; Family of sharecroppers looks to the future without forgetting the past. Categories: National, US & World News