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Texas Governor Issues Stricter Lockdown Policies In Response To COVID-19

March 30, 2020

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to threaten the health and safety of our world, more and more necessary restrictive measures are being enforced by federal/local governments worldwide to protect its citizens.

America to Reduce Number of Medicines Bought From China

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March 29, 2020

Following the threats from China to cause serious problems with America receiving any pharmaceutical products from them and therefore pushing the country into a ‘mighty sea of coronavirus.'

Which U.S. Industries Are Being Hit The Hardest By Coronavirus?

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March 27, 2020

As COVID-19 continues to impact economies across the world, there is no doubt that the U.S. has received its fair share of devastating blows. With stock markets plummeting, businesses closing and residents self-isolating.

Gin And Vodka Distilleries Are Now Making Hand Sanitizer To Cope With Coronavirus Pandemic

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March 25, 2020

Thanks to some help from NYC’s relief efforts, some distillery companies that are based in Brooklyn are attempting to keep their facilities open by making artisanal hand sanitizer to deliver to their customers when they place any liquor/beer orders.

Andrew Yang Stands Out in a Crowded Field

Andrew Yang is not a typical presidential candidate.

Andrew Yang is not a typical presidential candidate. For one, his signature campaign promise, at first glance, seems patently absurd – if elected, he promises to institute what he calls the “Freedom Dividend,” a promise to give every American adult $1,000 a month, for free, no strings attached. Read more…

March 22, 2020/by Sandra Hart

What’s Happened To Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens?

Two years ago the former governor of Missouri Eric Greitens resigned due to scandalous revelations, however he has since been cleared by a state ethics panel of any wrongdoing.

March 20, 2020/by Eric Mastrota

Don’t Flush Your Disinfectant Wipes After You’re Done Using Them

March 18, 2020/by Jenna Owen

Donald Trump Plays Down WHO Figures On Global Death Rate of COVID-19

March 16, 2020/by Eric Mastrota

Willow Smith Explores Mental Health In Performative Exhibit, “The Anxiety”

March 15, 2020/by Sandra Hart

Russian Social Media Attacks US Presidential Campaign

Facebook Removes Trump Census Ads For Being Misleading

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March 13, 2020

Social media platform Facebook has announced that it will be removing a stream of ads from President Trump’s re-election campaign after they were found to be misleading.

The Benefits Of "Springing Forward" With Daylight Savings

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March 11, 2020

Regardless of your stance, studies have proven that the “spring forward” round of DST saves lives, energy, and prevents crime due to the extended hours of daylight.

American Families Spending Up To $26,000 A Year On Childcare

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March 7, 2020

American families are spending up to $26,000 a year on childcare, as concerns are expressed over the growing pressures facing many families across the country.

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American Students Struggle More at Math Than Other Countries

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March 5, 2020

In a country where we believe we are the best at everything we try our hand at, it seems a surprise to hear that our students are finding it hard when it comes to math. The recent results from an international exam given to children in 79 countries saw American teenagers ranking ninth in the world for reading but dropping to 31st for math.

New York Pizza Shop Delivering Photos Of Shelter Dogs With Every Order

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March 2, 2020

Just Pizza & Wing Co. is attaching flyers of adoptable furry friends to each of its pizza deliveries to help aid a community organization that promotes adoption over shopping for puppies at storefronts that likely get their animals from cruel puppy mills.

The Rise Of Michael Bloomberg

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February 29, 2020

There may still be many months before the 2020 presidential election but there are already a few frontrunners, including ex New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg. Keen to be in charge even as a child, Bloomberg’s late mother, Charlotte, recalled him as wanting to “be the boss of whatever we were working on” during his childhood.

Where Should You Go On Your Next Road Trip?

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February 28, 2020

In the United States, going on a road trip has been a traditional means of vacationing since the creation of the car. The ability to just get in your car, start driving, and eventually end up in a different state can be such an exhilarating experience, let alone much cheaper when compared to airfare and other means of traveling.

Google Sued For Spying On US Students

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February 27, 2020

Tech giant Google is being sued by the attorney general of the US state of New Mexico over claims that they collected the personal data of school children illegally.

New York Plastic Bag Ban Goes Into Full Effect This Week

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February 26, 2020

New York’s plastic bag ban will go into full effect this Sunday and store-owners are preparing themselves by buying paper bags in bulk, and implementing new marketing strategies to encourage customers to bring their own bags.

Brooks Koepka Wants You To Stop Criticizing Athlete’s BodiesJanuary 6, 2020 - 13:28
Brooks Koepka wants you to stop criticizing athletes bodies and thinks he looks way better than you naked anyway.
Hollywood’s Top Real Estate Agent On The Future Of Wellness HomesJanuary 4, 2020 - 11:48
Celebrity and luxury real estate expert, Kofi Nartey, is leading the newest real estate trend of “wellness” homes, but what exactly does that mean?
Lana Del Rey Mourns Her Loss of Patriotism on New RecordAugust 30, 2019 - 11:38
Del Rey’s newest album is her most mature—and perhaps her most pessimistic—to date.

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Texas Governor Issues Stricter Lockdown Policies In Response To COVID-19March 30, 2020 - 16:25
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to threaten the health and safety of our world, more and more necessary restrictive measures are being enforced by federal/local governments worldwide to protect its citizens.
Russia Debating Nationwide Lockdown In Response To Coronavirus PandemicMarch 30, 2020 - 15:19
Russia is moving towards a nationwide lockdown as coronavirus concerns continue to grow. This Monday, Moscow’s Mayor Sergei Sobyanin ordered his 12.7 million residents to stay home beginning this week.
Major UK Airport To Shut North Terminal Due To Lack Of Flights Caused By CoronavirusMarch 30, 2020 - 09:35
The UK’s second largest airport Gatwick has announced that it will close one of its major terminals citing the lack of flights as a result of travel bans imposed to help slow down the spread of Coronavirus.
Coronavirus Studies In Iceland Show That Half Of Carriers Had No SymptomsMarch 30, 2020 - 09:27
Studies into the population of Iceland have revealed that half of the population appear to be carriers of Coronavirus but in fact display no symptoms. Health experts across the globe are in agreement that testing people is the only way to fully understand the spread.
Celebrities Rally Round To Help Tackle Coronavirus PandemicMarch 30, 2020 - 09:20
Celebrities from fashion, music and screen have come together to help the world tackle the Coronavirus pandemic by providing support for medics and food banks that are directly helping with the crisis.

China delays college entrance exam as fears grow over risk of coronavirus second wave

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Texas Governor Issues Stricter Lockdown Policies In Response To COVID-19

America to Reduce Number of Medicines Bought From China

Which U.S. Industries Are Being Hit The Hardest By Coronavirus?

Gin And Vodka Distilleries Are Now Making Hand Sanitizer To Cope With Coronavirus Pandemic

Andrew Yang Stands Out in a Crowded Field

What’s Happened To Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens?

Don’t Flush Your Disinfectant Wipes After You’re Done Using Them

Donald Trump Plays Down WHO Figures On Global Death Rate of COVID-19

Willow Smith Explores Mental Health In Performative Exhibit, “The Anxiety”

Russian Social Media Attacks US Presidential Campaign

Facebook Removes Trump Census Ads For Being Misleading

The Benefits Of "Springing Forward" With Daylight Savings

American Families Spending Up To $26,000 A Year On Childcare

American Students Struggle More at Math Than Other Countries

New York Pizza Shop Delivering Photos Of Shelter Dogs With Every Order

The Rise Of Michael Bloomberg

Where Should You Go On Your Next Road Trip?

Google Sued For Spying On US Students

New York Plastic Bag Ban Goes Into Full Effect This Week

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