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Costco Brings Back Fan-Favorite Pot Pie and Shepherd's Pie for Fall
retail9 days ago

Costco Brings Back Fan-Favorite Pot Pie and Shepherd's Pie for Fall

Costco has reintroduced its Kirkland Signature Chicken Pot Pie and Kirkland Shepherd's Pie for the fall season, with sightings in Illinois suggesting a nationwide rollout soon. Each five-pound pie retails around $25 and is ready to bake in about an hour to an hour and a half. Fans praise the pies’ flavor and texture and often freeze portions or serve with sides, while some note potential saltiness and offer prep tips.

McConnell still in rehab, not cleared to return to Senate after June fall
politics29 days ago

McConnell still in rehab, not cleared to return to Senate after June fall

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell remains in a rehabilitation facility and has not yet been medically cleared to leave after a June fall that led to hospitalization. Officials say he’s engaged in a strenuous, multi‑session physical-therapy program to rebuild strength and reduce future fall risk, with mobility still affected by childhood polio; he will miss this weekend’s Fancy Farm picnic and is not yet able to return to his Senate duties.

McConnell Takes Senate Leave to Recover From Fall and Pneumonia
us-politics1 month ago

McConnell Takes Senate Leave to Recover From Fall and Pneumonia

US Senate leader Mitch McConnell says he will not return to the Senate “quite yet” after a fall and a mild case of pneumonia, following weeks in hospital. He noted no broken bones, heart attack, stroke, or tumors, and highlighted ongoing mobility challenges from polio. He is now in rehabilitation and plans to stay away from voting until doctors say he’s ready, with retirement anticipated at the end of his term.

McConnell Reveals Fall Spurred Hospitalization, Now in Rehab Ahead of Return
politics1 month ago

McConnell Reveals Fall Spurred Hospitalization, Now in Rehab Ahead of Return

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell disclosed that a fall led to his hospitalization and that he is now in a rehabilitation center undergoing tests; he will not return to the Senate imminently but continues to handle Senate business with staff. He said there were no broken bones, heart attack, stroke, tumors or hemorrhages, though he was briefly unconscious and has had a mild pneumonia. The update follows weeks of limited information and mounting health speculation.