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Trend News To Day in Google - By now you've played a rousing game of Cards Against Humanity after Thanksgiving dinner or at least heard that the game makers want to buy land to block the construction of President Donald Trump's proposed border wall between the U.S. and Mexico. More: USA Today's investigation into "The Wall" The raunchy game, where people fill in the blank or complete sentences with terrible — but funny — things, pulls a holiday marketing stunt every year. Last year, Cards Against Humanity raised money to dig a hole. Before that, they mailed people boxes filled with actual bullshit. This year, they asked for $15 from customers to buy a large plot of land along the U.S./Mexico border for their "Cards Against Humanity Saves America" campaign. The promotion already sold out. “Cards Against Humanity” just became a thorn in the side of President Donald Trump with its latest Christmas promotion. (Photo: Deseret News) A m...

Trend News To Day in Google  - Instead of sleeping at a family member's house for the Thanksgiving holiday, McAllen resident Ernesto Lopez took a blanket and chair to wait outside of Corpus Christi's Best Buy to purchase a television he's been wanting. "This is the first time I've spent the night out for shopping and I don't know if I'll do it again if it's this cold," Lopez said. "But I think it's worth it. I'm really anxious for them to open up so I can get what I want and get out so I can go and eat." The Best Buy store in Corpus Christi opened its doors at 5 p.m. Thursday. Lopez said he arrived at Best Buy at 9 p.m. on Wednesday to wait in line to purchase a 50-inch flat screen television for $180, which would save him nearly $400. He also planned to find a Playstation 4 for his son, along with some video games. Another person in line at Best Buy was Corpus Christi resident Aaron Lopez (no relation to Ernest...