Cuba

Everything Cuban: 5 Things You Should Know

Cuba is an island in the Caribbean known for its vibrant culture, pristine beaches, and lush forests. Here's a simple guide for travelers hoping to visit this lively nation.

Gruesome Tales: People Who Suffered Horrible Deaths Along the US-Mexican Border

Many froze during the winter, while others died under the summer's sweltering heat and dehydration. However, there were a few who met the worst possible deaths trying to chase the elusive 'American dream.'
Sex workers during a procession in Mexico

Flesh Service: Mexico's 'Home Delivery' Sex Trafficking Amid COVID-19

Mexico has become one of the world's most prevalent human and sex trafficking destinations---from 'home delivery' services to child pornography.
Intubated Patient

Do Ventilators Do More Harm Than Good to COVID-19 Patients?

Recent data shows 80% of all NYC coronavirus patients put on ventilators die. Does it do more harm than good?
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CDC: People of Color and the Working Class At Higher Risk for COVID-19

New data suggests black Americans are dying at a much higher rate than whites.
Nitrile Gloves

Best Nitrile Gloves to Keep Your Hands Protected Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Keep yourself safe from infection with these affordable nitrile gloves.
 patient suffering from coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is treated at the intensive care unit at Ambroise Pare clinic in Neuilly-sur-Seine near Paris, France, April 1, 2020.

Government Offers $490M Ventilator Contract as Federal Stockpiles Hit Critical Level

The Trump administration tapped automaker General Motors to build ventilators in a bid to address the nation's shortage in ventilator supply amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Medical personnel take temperatures as they prepare the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center for coronavirus patients in New Orleans, Louisiana

US Government is Considering to Allow Americans to Return to Work Amid COVID-19 Crisis

The Trump administration is considering relaxing the coronavirus lockdown measures as early as Wednesday to let Americans with no symptoms to go back to work.
Mop

Best Mop: Top Buys to Keep Your Home Dust-Free

The best mops will make your floors sparkly clean at a cost-efficient price.
Meghan MArkle

Royal Source Spills Details on Meghan Markle's True Colors

A source close to the royal family revealed Meghan acts differently when no one is looking

Meet Kayleigh McEnany: The New White House Press Secretary

The Trump administration recently tapped the former CNN contributor Kayleigh McEnany to join the White House communications team.
Acting secretary of the navy Thomas Modly

'Naive or Stupid': Acting Navy Secretary Resigns After Slamming Former Navy Captain Brett Crozier

Acting Navy Secretary received backlash after an outlet leaked a profanity-laced audio recording slamming the fired Navy captain.
African American Community

Is Coronavirus Disproportionately Killing Black Americans?

The global pandemic, COVID-19, is reportedly killing an overwhelming number of Black Americans at a much higher rate compared to other races in cities across the nation.
Happy Doc

Is the US Finally Flattening the Curve Against COVID-19?

Various states in the US reported fewer coronavirus deaths for two consecutive dates after hitting a grim milestone of 10,000 deaths in the nation.
Bolsonaro

'We Are Superior': Brazil's President and Churches Claim Prayers Make People Immune From COVID-19

As the global pandemic ravages through multiple countries and cities across the world, preachers in Brazil continue to be utterly deaf to the coronavirus.

Abuse: A Public Crisis Amid COVID-19 Lockdowns

The recent shelter-in-place policy has forced many victims to stay inside with their abusers.
Church

California Megachurch Linked to Coronavirus Outbreak

Various churches in California are believed to be the centers of coronavirus outbreak in the county after hosting gatherings.
Meghan and Doria

Meghan Markle 'Heartbroken' Over Her Mother

Meghan Markle is reportedly "sad and heartbroken" over not visiting her mother, Doria Ragland, a month after news outlets claim they 'weren't that close.'
Health workers wearing protective gear bring a dead body past a refrigerated container outside of Teodoro Maldonado Carbo Hospital

Ecuador Runs Out of Coffins, Leaves Dead Bodies In the Streets

Residents of Ecuador published gruesome videos on social media showing dead corpses abandoned in the streets of one of Latin America's worst coronavirus-stricken countries.
Donald Trump-Xi Jinping

US Weighs Legal Action After China Hoards Medical Supplies

The Trump administration is weighing legal actions against the Chinese government after it placed a ban on exporting critical medical supplies.

Authorities Presume Robert Kennedy's Granddaughter and Her Son Dead After Tragic Canoeing Accident

Authorities call off the search for Maeve Kennedy Townsend and her son after the pair vanished in the Chesapeake Bay on Thursday.
Medicaid

In the Eye of the Storm: COVID-19 Puts Strain on US Health Insurance Programs

The global pandemic imposed new challenges on Medicaid as more newly unemployed Americans sign up for health coverage.
Bubonic Plague

5 Deadliest Diseases in History

History has seen its fair share of brutal killers---cholera, bubonic plague, and influenza. But what are the deadliest diseases ever recorded
Bodysphere Fake Serology Test

COVID-19 Scams: Fake Tests, Insurance Scams, and Extortion Schemes

Criminals are taking advantage of the panic and fear amid the rapid spread of global pandemic COVID-19.

Mexican Journalist Shot Dead in Broad Daylight

A Mexican reporter was shot and killed in broad daylight by two unidentified men on a motorcycle on March 30 in the city of Papantla.
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