Articles by Danielle Ong

Danielle Ong

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Ousted State Department General Probed U.S. Ammunitions Sales to Saudi Arabia, Weapons Killed Over 10,000 in Yemen

The recently fired inspector general was allegedly looking into the U.S. government's ammunition sale and Pompeo's use of taxpayer resources in his elite parties before he was let go.

University of Kentucky Fires Cheerleading Coaches Following Hazing and Nudity Scandal

The coaching team of the Kentucky Wildcats were fired after a three-month probe revealed a lack of oversight over hazing and nudity allegations.
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Exercising Made Easy: The Best Indoor Equipment to Stay Fit and Fab

Keep yourself in tiptop shape with these indoor exercise equipment. We know that quarantine and staying at home can be boring so we made you a list.

Exploring the Lost Treasures of the State of Chihuahua

According to multiple accounts, the Mexican of Chihuahua is home to a vast amount of buried and undiscovered treasures.

COVID-19 Spreads Through 40 Indigenous Tribes in the Amazon, Experts Fear An Outbreak Might Lead to Extinction

The indigenous tribes living in Ecuador and Brazil have been hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many fear an uncontrollable outbreak may lead to ethnocide.

In Brazil, Police Shoot Civilians Without Restraints, Killed 1,814 in 2019 Alone

A Times analysis claims police officers in Brazil shoot without fear or restraints during raids and is rarely held accountable for the killings.
Moderna Therapeutics seen during COVID-19 in Massachusetts

COVID-19 Vaccine: First Human Trials Offer Promising Results. Here's Everything You Need to Know

A U.S. manufacturer recently revealed encouraging results from the first phase of its coronavirus vaccine trial involving eight health participants.
Covid-19 Helpers: A story for kids about the coronavirus and the people helping during the 2020 pandemic

Covid-19 Helpers: A Beth Bacon and Kary Lee Story About the Frontliners Battling the 2020 Pandemic

The book contains age-appropriate information that will help kids and adults understand the coronavirus situation and the importance of following social distancing guidelines.

Health Officials Reported COVID-19 Spike in Quarantined States, US Health Secretary Says

The health secretary recently appeared in an interview where he revealed still sequestered areas have reported a surge in coronavirus cases.

Ancient Spies: Meet the Pochteca, The Aztec Empires Elite Group of Intelligence Agents

The Aztec Empire once held immense power in Mesoamerica. Part of the reason for their success was due to the guild of merchants who traded luxury items and foreign secrets.

A Dollar for Half a Pint: In Venezuela, Record Gasoline Prices Make It Out Of Reach

In Venezuela, residents have to line up for days for a slim chance of getting a few pints of gasoline following years of economic collapse and hyperinflation.

Federal Authorities Find Evidence of Hackers Stealing Millions of Dollars Meant For Unemployed American

The U.S. Secret Service is investigating a well-organized fraud ring suspected of siphoning millions of dollars from the nation's unemployment system.

California Sheriff Claims State's $0 Bail Policy Ignores Victims, Sets Criminals Free

A California sheriff recently denounced the zero-bail policy after it set repeat offenders free. In early April, the state of California imposed a zero-cash bail policy meant to reduce jail populations to curb the spread of COVID-19 in corrections facilities.

Mexican Mining Company Penoles Suspends Zinc Mining Operation Indefinitely, Low Prices to Blame

Industrias Penoles is indefinitely pausing its zinc mining operation after zinc prices in the market suffered a severe decline.

Selena Gomez Shares Important Advice During Facebook's Live Virtual Graduation Event

The Latin singer recently made a guest appearance on a live virtual graduation event streamed on Facebook and Instagram.

Binge Alert: New Chair-Gripping Spanish Crime Thriller 'Intuition' to Hit Netflix on May 28

Another haunting Spanish thriller is set to make its way to Netflix. Here's everything you need to know.

How An Unpaid Bakery Debt Started the Revolutionary Pastry War

From 1838 to 1839, France and Mexico fought in a five-month-long war over a pastry chef's rejected compensation. Read the story here.

Xoconochco: The Aztec Empire's Remote Cacao Trading Powerhouse

The town of Xoconochco held one of the most important trading networks in the Aztec Empire. However, due to its remoteness, little is known about the land. Explore its history here.
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What is Happening to Costa Rica's Historic Gay Marriage Ruling? Here's an Update

In 2018, the constitutional court of Costa Rica announced same-sex marriage would be allowed by mid-2020. Here's what happened since then.

Virus Restrictions at the US-Mexico Border Might Be Extended Indefinitely

The Trump administration is currently reviewing a new order that would extend the COVID-19 restrictions at its borders.
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Second Epidemic: Dengue Outbreak Ravages Across Latin America Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Certain countries in the Americas are now facing another deadly epidemic amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Chichen Itza, Merida, Mexico

Did the Ancient Mayan Civilization Establish Themselves in Florida? Explore the Evidence

Some say the Maya civilization once colonized modern-Florida. Archeologists may have found evidence.

Puerto Rico Children Grow Hungry as School Cafeterias Remain Shut Amid Lockdowns

Puerto Ricans ar growing hungry as the island's school cafeterias were forced to shut operations amid COVID-19 lockdown
U.S. President Donald Trump holds coronavirus response meeting with governors at the White House in Washington

Trump Urged Schools to Reopen, Says He Disagrees With Fauci's Testimony

The United States President Donald Trump urges schools to reopen following Dr. Anthony Fauci's suggestion during the Tuesday testimony
Mexico's President Obrador holds a news conference in Mexico City

Mexico to Reopen Manufacturing Sectors on Monday Amid Record COVID-19 Deaths

Mexico's government recently allowed the auto, construction, and mining sectors to resume operations on Monday despite record deaths reported the previous day.
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