Among Fortnite Season 3 challenges, the Catty Corner is on the easier side. Though there is one small change for this season’s update: the map is flooded, leaving several islands in its wake as opposed to one bigger map players are accustomed to. Catty Corner is a new area that exists because of the flooding on the map, and it has a vault you can get to, as well. Here’s where you need to go and what you need to do to complete the challenge:...

Hundreds of players from North America East, North America West, Europe, Brazil, Asia, Oceania and the Middle East have qualified. In this post, we’ll be mostly focused on the North American regions. Some of your favorite streamers such as Ninja, Tfue and the World Cup winner Bugha have all qualified with their squads. The FNCS will take place over three days with four Heat sessions leading into the Grand Finals....

A recent Fortnite patch added two big phones on the map, specifically for this challenge. And although Durrr Burger and Pizza Pit are located in Retail Row, the phone are actually located on other points on the map. We’ll provide those locations below as well as the number you need to call to complete the challenge. FORTNITE WORLD CUP: Leaderboard tracker for 2019 event Durrr Burger location and number Once you’re here, you should see a very large phone with a yellow ring that circles around a Durrr Burger logo....

Airwaks and RL Grime secured the first major bag of the weekend, winning Friday’s Pro-Am and the $1 million top prize that came with it. And Saturday’s Duos finals handed out $3 million to the champions aqua and Nyhrox. There’s another $15 million prize pool up for grabs Sunday at the Solos finals. First place pockets the $3 million winnings for the ultimate Victory Royale. We’ve compiled all of the information you need to know about the Fortnite World Cup Solos tournament below, including a live stream and a roster of the players involved....

Published in the Journal of Systematic Paleontology, a study led by paleontologist Michael Caldwell of the University of Alberta disputed the findings of a team of researchers that reported their discovery of what they believed was the first known example of a four-legged snake fossil. They dubbed it Tetrapodophis amplectus in their study published in the journal Science in 2015. “It has long been understood that snakes are members of a lineage of four-legged vertebrates that, as a result of evolutionary specializations, lost their limbs,” said Caldwell....

As most recently shown by the widely-publicized raids on Rudy Giuliani in connection with his and the former president’s attempted attacks on the election, there have certainly been significant steps taken to hold ex-President Trump and his allies accountable. In one of the largest FBI investigations in American history, more than 400 people have been charged for their roles in the insurrection—with more to come—and nearly half of them have already been indicted by grand juries....

By far the strangest thing that occurred was a four-star recruit leaving his fate up to chance by literally flipping a coin. MORE: Signing Day live updates | BYU gets huge recruit | Top 10 Texas players ever Running back Chris Warren narrowed his choices down to two schools — Texas and Washington — but couldn’t choose between the two, so he let a coin decide. Naturally, many thought the whole thing was staged....

OK, that’s a shameless stretch (LeBron already left once), but the Cleveland Benedictine High School running back chose Florida over Ohio. In this case, Baker, a four-star running back at 247Sports.com, committed to Florida on Friday. Baker had listed Ohio State among his leaders in late June. Baker has the measurables. He’s listed at 6-foot-2, 210 pounds and runs a 4.50 in the 40 yard dash.MORE: Week 4 Road Map | OSU-Michigan State in primetime Source: 247Sports....

Now that I’m nearing a more mature stage of my career — one where many of my mentors have retired or stepped back — I’m realizing I have to drop the reticence and own the title of “leader.” With that comes a responsibility to step up as a mentor for others, defining leadership for them. If I have to narrow down characteristics that embody leadership, I’d first point to perseverance and positivity — two elements that sometimes amount to the same thing....

The new package will mean the Ukrainian armed forces will have a total of 16 HIMARS, a weapons system that Western officials claim is turning the tide of the war in Ukraine’s favor. The rocket system, built by Lockheed Martin, is long-range, mobile and fires with precision, mounted on a standard truck frame. It has a range of around 50 miles. The Ukrainians have been using the weapons in a counter-offensive in the south, mainly focusing on the strategically important city of Kherson, which is occupied by Russia....

The 21-year-old golfer had his eye on the tournament in Augusta long before this weekend. In fact, at just 14 years old, Spieth told a local news station his goal wasn’t just to play in the Masters, but to win the whole dang thing. In the interview that resurfaced recently, Spieth’s mentor compared his success at such a young age to Tiger Woods and Phil Mickleson. Spieth sits atop the leaderboard heading into Sunday, so if he wins it’s almost like it was meant to be....

A growing number of Democratic lawmakers are calling for President Joe Biden to back recurring stimulus checks in future legislation. Details about amounts or eligibility have yet to be released, but given how negotiations transpired in the past, additional direct payments would likely have to be targeted. Future payments would also likely be based on a person’s most recent tax return, which for many is their 2020 return, not their 2019 return, as was the case for many in the first three rounds of payments....

Stephanie Bonin, a Denver restaurant owner, created a petition on Change.org to send out monthly stimulus checks last year. It’s since amassed 2.45 million signatures and appears to be gaining supporters faster than before, potentially shaving a week off the timeline to reach 2.5 million signatures. “The most common reason [people sign] is that uncertain feeling,” Bonin told Newsweek. “We’re still in uncertain times … And it’s times like this that it feels like people go back into a fear-based life....

“These are the pens Nancy Pelosi used to sign the articles & she gave them out to colleagues. Wow they look like bullet cases,” Bartiromo wrote with a picture of the pens, which has since been deleted. Pelosi signed two separate articles, which were approved by the House of Representatives against President Donald Trump: one for obstruction of Congress and one for abuse of power. The articles stem from accusations that the president asked Ukraine officials to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter....

Janice Dean, a senior meteorologist at Fox News, who became a high-profile critic of Cuomo after she said her father-in-law and mother-in-law died after contracting COVID-19 in the summer of 2020 while they were residents of nursing homes in New York. She called the governor a “monster” in an op-ed on Tuesday and said that the voices of those criticizing Cuomo were heard “loud and clear.” She also said that she had conversations over text with several of the women who accused Cuomo of sexual harassment, writing that “we all sent texts back and forth about how much we loved each other and how we were all in this for the right reasons....

The public phase of the formal impeachment inquiry, launched by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in late September, recently came to a close. Following the hearings, two new polls showed that the revelations did little to progress voter support for impeaching Trump and removing him from office. During an appearance on Fox News Sunday, Jeffries, a New York lawmaker, reiterated to Wallace that the House decided to launch an impeachment inquiry because the “president decided to pressure [a] foreign government to target an American citizen for political gain, and at the same time withhold $391 million in military aid from a very vulnerable Ukraine....

Wallace, who interviewed Conway on Fox News Sunday, pushed the White House advisor over the conditions in the detention centers along the southern border as she tried to defend the facilities. The anchor pointed out that the Office of the Inspector General for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees the migrant detention facilities, had recently issued a warning over the extremely overcrowded conditions. “How does it help for the president to minimize the situation and say: ‘It’s much better than what they had,’ where for Vice President Pence in [journalist] Kevin Corke’s piece to say: ‘They’re all being well treated,’ when you’re own — I mean you can look at the conditions there,” Wallace said....

In fact, recent ratings figures show that the controversial Rupert Murdoch outlet is crushing its competition. According to Nielsen Media Research, the channel enjoys an average prime time audience of 2.372 million viewers—beating CNN and MSNBC combined in total day and primetime total viewers and the 25-54 demo for both the quarter and month of September. Fox News launched on October 7, 1996, and became rated on March 31, 1997....

“Yesterday we learned that now former employee Blake Neff, a writer on Tucker Carlson Tonight, made horrendous and deeply offensive racist, sexist and homophobic comments under a pseudonym on the forum AutoAdmit,” Fox News Media’s CEO Suzanne Scott and President Jay Wallace wrote in the memo first reported by CNN. Scott and Wallace said that Fox News was unaware of Neff’s comments until Friday, when the network “swiftly” accepted his resignation....

Warren, who represents Massachusetts, on Friday rolled out the financial details of her Medicare for All plan, which was first proposed by fellow presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont. Her plan drew praise from progressives and brought substantial criticism from Republicans and some centrist Democrats. In a discussion of the plan during the Fox News program America’s Newsroom on Monday morning, Marsh defended Warren and the plan after Fox News politics editor Chris Stirewalt criticized the proposal and called the senator “a rather poor politician....