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US Nears 5 Million Virus Cases as COVID-19 Evolves Into 'Behavioral Disease'

The United States is coming close to have five million COVID-19 cases, the highest number of cases in the world. It may be because some people haven't been taking the health precautions seriously.

Mississippi Governor Issues Order Delaying School Reopenings as COVID-19 Cases Rise

Mississippi state Governor Tate Reeves released on Tuesday an executive order postponing the start of seven through 12-grade schools in the state's hot spot areas.
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FDA: Keep Your Hands Clean, but Beware of These Harmful Sanitizers

More than 100 harmful sanitizers have made the Food and Drug Administration's rolling list of sanitizers recalled because of the presence of a toxic chemical.
Kanye West No Longer Seek to Get in the New Jersey's Ballot

Kanye West No Longer Seeks to Get in the New Jersey Ballot

Kanye West withdrew his petition to get into the New Jersey's presidential ballot. Kanye West withdrew his petition to get into New Jersey's presidential ballot.
Health Workers Wants a Paid Leave Before Schools Reopen

Health Workers Want Paid Leave Before Schools Reopen

Health workers urge the White House for the expansion of paid sick and family leave. Health workers signed a letter calling for a paid leave sent on Monday to the White House.

Deaf Association Demands ASL Interpreters at COVID-19 Briefings

The deaf community is having a hard time understanding the COVID-19 press briefings at the White House as it lacked American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters during the events.
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Shootings, Gun Deaths Spike at Alarming Rate in Large US Cities

The United States is not only facing a global health pandemic, but it is also struggling to solve the increasing number of shootings and gun deaths in many large cities.

Mail-In Voting and Complications You Could Encounter

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed people's way of life immensely. Your usual routine will be different, and you may be facing a different working setup now.

Former UCLA Gynecologist Faces 20 Sexual Assault Charges

Twenty sexual assault charges are faced by a former UCLA gynecologist. Los Angeles prosecutors expanded their case against him as 17 more charges, from the initial three filed last year, came in Monday.
Hair Loss

COVID-19: Hair Loss Continues to be A Problem Among the Patients

Doctors confirmed that recovered COVID-19 patients suffer from hair loss and is one of the lingering problems based on the present survey conducted and reports from patients.

Smart Mask: Japanese Startup Robotics Invention, Can Translate Eight Languages

A smart mask that translates eight languages was created when an opportunity was spotted as the coronavirus pandemic made face masks a daily need for everyone.

Twitter Could Face up to $250M Fine for Using Users' Data to Target Ads

Twitter announced that it could face up to $250 million as a fine to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for using users' phone numbers and email addresses for advertising gains, according to a CNN report.
Havaianas Cool Brazilian Flip-Flop with New Indulging Japanese-Inspired Design

Cool Brazilian Flip-Flop Havaianas has New Japanese-Inspired Design

Havaianas is now expanding its classic design with the Japanese-inspired design "Tradi Zori."

COVID-19 Pandemic to Cause More Conflict and Disorder, UN Diplomats Say

The United Nations diplomats said the COVID-19 pandemic will cause more conflicts and economic fallouts that will intensify violence.
Donald Trump

Trump Plans to Sign Executive Order for Stimulus Payment if Congress Fails to Act

President Donald Trump said on Monday that he is considering signing an executive order for the immediate implementation of another round of stimulus payment if Congress fails to act.
Sorrento Therapeutics in San Diego works on developing an antibody

Manufactured Antibodies May Be Next Big COVID-19 Treatment

A COVID-19 vaccine is something the world awaits the most, but right now, the next big treatment to fight the pandemic could come from antibodies designed to attack this new virus.
World Health Organization

WHO Warns the Global Pandemic Will Not End Soon

The World Health Organization warned on Saturday that the global pandemic COVID-19 will not end soon. The international health agency also added the economic pressures and fatigue it will bring.

Baby Whose Parents Were Killed in El Paso Walmart Shooting, How is He Now?

Infant Paul Anchondo continue life after one year the shooting that killed his parents in El Paso happened.
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Law Enforcement Personnel Went Into a Bar Party in LA Without COVID-19 Precautions

Around 100 to 150 law enforcement personnel went into a bar party in Los Angeles without following COVID-19 precautionary measures like social distancing and wearing of the facemask.
Health Care Workers' Safety

Are Health Care Workers Really Protected Wearing PPE? Study Says Not Completely

Health care workers' safety are not ensured even with adequate gloves, gowns, and face masks worn while caring for coronavirus disease patients, according to a new study from King's College London.