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Beneficiaries Who Owe More Stimulus Money have Until September 30 to Get It

The stimulus money that the federal benefit recipients are entitled to must act until September 30. The stimulus money that the federal benefit recipients are entitled to must act until September 30.
President Trump Holds Campaign Rally In New Hampshire

Donald Trump Claims Harris 'Not Competent' Enough for Top Job, Plugs Ivanka

President Donald Trump said he would support a female president in the U.S. but suggested that his daughter Ivanka Trump would be better fit for the job than vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris.
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Stimulus Payments for Seniors and the Disabled, Here's How to Apply!

Seniors and disabled persons can now apply to get additional stimulus payments. There are only around 3,000 slots to be offered for both seniors and disabled.
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Trump Suspends Collection of Social Security Tax

The Trump administration announced Friday that the collection of some Social Security taxes is suspended until the end of the year.
Latin American Hospitals that Allow Dying COVID-19 Patient Visitors, Increases

Latin American Hospitals Allowing Visitors of Dying COVID-19 Patients Increases

Several Latin American hospitals have been allowing visitors of dying COVID-19 patients. Several Latin American hospitals have been allowing visitors of dying COVID-19 patients.
Nevada Man Possible First COVID-19 Reinfection in the US

Nevada Man Becomes First Case of COVID-19 Reinfection in US

A man from Nevada appears to be the first reported case of COVID-19 reinfection in the United States.

Reviving Florida Tourism: DeSantis Says Air Travel Is Safe

Reviving Florida Tourism has made Governor Ron DeSantis urging people to get on the plane as air travel is now safe.

Trump Announces $750 Million Deal With Abbott Labs for Rapid COVID-19 Tests

President Donald Trump announced a deal worth $750 million with Abbott Laboratories for rapid COVID-19 tests at the Republican National Convention on Thursday night.

Wastewater Testing Prevents COVID-19 Outbreak at University of Arizona

Wastewater testing samples from the dorms on the University of Arizona campus came back positive for COVID-19, said university president, Dr. Robert Robbins.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom unveils new 4-tier system for business reopening in the state.

Gavin Newsom to Revive California Economy With 4-Tier System for Businesses Reopening Amid Pandemic

Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, hopes for the state’s economy to be rekindled by a new four-tier System Coronavirus Rules which he announced on August 28, in an effort to stem the surge of COVID-19 transmission in the state.
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New COVID-19 Cases Are Down Nationwide, but Experts Warn Not to Relax Mitigation Measures

New cases of COVID-19 across the United States went down around 12 percent on average for the last seven days.
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Florida to Apply for Unemployment Benefits, 33rd State to Do So

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Wednesday that Florida would apply for U.S. President Donald Trump's enhanced unemployment benefits, making it the 33rd state do so.
Why Women May Experience Less Severe COVID-19 Disease than Men?

Why Women May Experience Less Severe COVID-19 Disease than Men

COVID-19 disease seemed to be less severe to women than what men experience. According to a new study that explained the gender disparity, the coronavirus' lesser effect could be down to oestrogen.
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Two Florida Neighbors Pretend As Farmers To Get $1.1 Million PPP Loans

Two Florida residents who happened to be neighbors pretended as farmers and owned ranches to get relief aids. They claimed an amount of $1.1 million.

Stimulus Checks Put on Hold Prompts Americans to Spend Less on Groceries

Stimulus checks put on hold prompts Americans to cut back on their grocery spending as the economy is still uncertain due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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CDC Issues Advisory Over Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a warning on Thursday over carbon monoxide poisoning risks in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura.

John Lennon's Killer Mark David Chapman Denied Parole for the 11th Time

John Lennon's killer Mark David Chapman was again denied parole for the 11th time after being interviewed by the parole board on Aug. 19.
Coronavirus Testing Continues In Florida

California, Florida, Texas Dismiss New COVID-19 Testing Plan

The new COVID-19 testing plan by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will not be followed by California, Florida, and Texas, among other states.
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Facebook Sues Developer for Alleged Data-Stealing Scheme

Social media giant Facebook has filed a lawsuit on Thursday against MobiBurn for allegedly harvesting information about the social media's users without permission.
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White House Calls Pelosi to Discuss New Relief Bill

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows called House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday to discuss the next round of stimulus bill.