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Katy Perry Opens Up on Her Depression and Suicidal Journey

Katy Perry has recently opened up about her mentail health issue and her attempt to commit suicide. Katy Perry has recently opened up about her mental health issue and admitted that she almost committed suicide, following her split with actor Orlando Bloom and hitting rock bottom in her professional life in 2017.

Border Patrol Seizes Over $3M Worth Marijuana Along Texas-Mexico Border

Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents seized over $3 million worth of marijuana along the Texas-Mexico Border over the weekend, a local media release from U.S. Customs and Border (CBP) protection said Monday.
 A signs reads "Capitol Hill Occupied Protest" in area that has been referred to by protesters by that name as well as "Capitol Hill Organized Protest, or CHOP, on June 14, 2020 in Seattle, Washington.

Fourth Fatal Shooting in Seattle's 'CHAZ' Leaves 16-Year-Old Black Teenager Dead, Another Injured

The incident is the fourth in 10 days. Shootings in the autonomous zone have now led to the deaths of six persons.

Florida Governor Vetoes $1B From State Budget Amid Coronavirus

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis had to veto $1 billion from the state budget due to a revenue loss from the coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19 Patient

Some Recovered COVID-19 Patients Continue to Experience Symptoms, Baffling Experts

The World Health Organization and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have acknowledged reports that some recovered patients of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) continue to experience the symptoms for weeks or months. They are now figuring out the reason behind it.

Many Americans Find it Inappropriate for Either Democrats or Republicans to Dispute US Election Result

Most Americans say that disputing the outcome of the November 2020 US Election would be inappropriate for either the Republicans or Democrats, a report said.
Immigration

5 Facts Immigrants Should Know About the Latest US Immigration Restrictions

Facts and informations that every immigrant must know about the new immigration restrictions in the United States.
COVID-19 Patients

A Battleground of Life and Death for Latinos as Health Secretary Says the Window to Stop the Virus is Closing

Latinos and Hispanics are highly infected in the states where they are highly populated. The U.S. Health Secretary said the window to stop the spread of the virus is closing as the number of cases has reached more than 2.6 million.

Pence Vows to Stand By Texas as State Grapples With Coronavirus Spike

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Sunday vowed to stand by Texans side as the state struggles with surging coronavirus cases.

Arizona Cardinals Rookie Arrested After Allegedly Driving Into Lake Erie

National Football League's Arizona Cardinals rookie wide receiver Jermiah Braswell showed blood-alcohol levels well above the legal limit, when he allegedly drove his car in Lake Erie Saturday evening.
Donald Trump

White House Claims Trump Did Not Hear the Phrase 'White Power' But Why Was the Tweet Deleted?

A community in Florida, the third state in the country with the largest population of Latinos, held a parade to support Trump.
People get tested for COVID-19 amid rises in cases, in Austin, Texas

US, Latin America Struggles With COVID-19 as Global Deaths Hit 500,000

The grim milestone comes as the number of confirmed cases reached 10 million globally. On Sunday, the global total of COVID-19 deaths hit 500,000 as the number of confirmed cases reached 10 million.

Confederate Symbol No More: Mississippi Lawmakers Votes For the Removal of Rebel Symbol On State Flag

The drafted resolution which will remove the Confederate emblem on the Mississippi flag has now been approved by legislators.

Younger Population Fueling Increase in Coronavirus Cases in Florida, DeSantis Says

The surge in coronavirus cases in Florida was attributed to residents in their 20s and 30s, said Governor Ron DeSantis in a news conference on Saturday.
NBA

NBA Plans to Allow Players Wear Social Justice Messages on Jerseys

NBA and NBA Players Association are now planning to allow players wear social justice messages like "Black Lives Matter" or "I Can't Breathe" on their jerseys as the season resumes next month.

Disneyland California Workers Demand COVID-19 Testing for Reopening

Around 2000 Disneyland employees from the California amusement park held a protest from their cars Saturday, asking for regular COVID-19 testing when the park reopens, Reuters reported.

Border Patrol Says Texas Crash Victims Were Illegal Immigrants

United States Border Patrol said Saturday that three out of seven the victims from a fatal crash at El Paso, Texas were illegal immigrants, with all information gathered so far.
Mark Zuckerberg

Zuckerberg Loses More Than $7 Billion as Big Firms Boycott and Pull Out Their Paid Advertisements

Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg loses $7 billion as big firms and companies boycott and pull out their paid advertisements.

Shooting at California Walmart Distribution Center Leaves 2 Dead, 4 Injured

At least two dead and four injured were found at a Walmart distribution center in Red Bluff, California on Saturday after a man reportedly drove into the distribution center and shot people.
Heart Disease, Heart Monitor, Heart Complications

Scientists Discover a Potential Cure for Heart Disease, the Leading Cause of Death in the US

Researchers say a single injection could potentially lower a person's risk of developing heart complications and death.