Articles by Danielle Ong

Danielle Ong


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Senate Continues Discussion on Second Stimulus Check. What's In It?

The Trump administration has assembled a set of proposals which aims to jump-start the economy by encouraging U.S. residents to go out to restaurants, return to work, and take vacations.

Early Findings Show Drugs Used to Treat Heart Disease May Prevent COVID-19 Complication

Researchers are now studying widely prescribed cardiovascular drugs after early findings revealed it could prevent or reduce complication in COVID-19 patients and help boost recovery.

Tiffany Trump Supports Blackout Tuesday Campaign, Called For Justice for George Floyd

Tiffany Trump, daughter of United States President Donald Trump, has joined in on the "Blackout Tuesday" movement that has been trending on the social media platform, Instagram. The campaign aims to raise awareness about police brutality and racism.

US Economy Could Take A Decade to Recover, Experts Say

A recent survey of purchasing managers across the globe claims the U.S. economy could take nearly ten years to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and shutdowns.

1970 FIFA World Cup Mexico: The Historic Landmark That Changed Global Soccer Forever

The 1970 event introduced game-changing concepts that were considered bold at its time but were vital to the development of soccer to what we know today.

Retail Giant Offers Customer Service Hotline For People Who Just Want to Chat

Zappos, an Amazon-owned online retailer that is known for its selection of shoes, has offered its customer service hotline to people who want to discuss about things beyond footwear with no purchase necessary.
Protests in Louisville following the death of Breonna Taylor

Louisville Police Shoots and Kills Black Restaurant Owner, Body Cams Were Found Deactivated

A 53-year-old barbeque stand owner in Louisville, Kentucky was shot and killed by police officers involved with National Guards on Sunday night. According to an initial investigation, the local law enforcement authorities did not activate their body cameras during the incident.

Mexico's President Dismisses High Volume of Domestic Abuse Calls as Pranks

In March, the government received over 26,000 reports of domestic violence, the highest the hotline has recorded since it was recorded. However, Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador dismissed the announcement and claimed the majority of the calls were fake.

State of California Sues Disney and CBS Over 'Criminal Minds' Sexual Harrasment Allegations

According to the lawsuit filed by the state's Fair Employment and Housing department, the production team was aware that Gregory St. Johns, the series' cinematographer of 14 years, fired dozens of staff members after they resisted sexual advances.

US Struggles As Thousands of Protesters Storm Cities In Black Lives Matter Movement

Multiple cities in the United States rush to impose sweeping curfews and deploy law enforcement authorities as thousands of protesters participated in violent demonstrations following the death of 46-year-old African American man, George Floyd.

COVID-19 Survivor Blood Becomes A Pricey Commodity With A Milliliter Selling For $1,000

The normally obscure blood business is booming as various research and medical institutions are in a raced to develop tests, therapies and vaccines which many believe to be the key to successfully easing lockdowns and eradicating the threat of the coronavirus pandemic.

Aztec Eagles: Meet the Mexicans That Changed The Course of World War II

In May 1945, a squadron of P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft poured .50-caliber rounds on a Japanese military convoy, blowing the trucks up in flames. The fighters—who were part of a 300-strong squadron nicknamed Aztec Eagles—were all Mexican soldiers fighting to liberate the Filipino people.

US Government Sues Land Owners Who Refuse to Surrender Private Property Along Border Wall Path

The COVID-19 pandemic has paused many legal proceedings in the United States, however, court actions filed by the U.S. government to survey and take private land in Texas for the border wall has accelerated.

Minnesota in Chaos as Governor Sends National Guard Following Arson and Looting Over George Floyd's Death

Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz has declared a state of emergency and sent National Guards following three nights of destructive protests after news of George Floyd's death-and the circumstances that led to it-sparked national outrage.

Senators Call for Response Over Possible COVID-19 Outbreak in Juvenile Detention Facilities

A group of U.S. senators are urging the Department of Justice to explain the processes it is taking to prevent the youth inside juvenile detention facilities from contracting the rapidly spreading COVID-19 disease.

USGS Scientists Find Undiscovered Seafloor Faults Following Devastating Puerto Rico Quakes

Southern Puerto Rico was hit by a series of massive, devastating earthquakes that began late December in 2019. The quakes, which included a magnitude 6.4 in early January, shocked seismologists. After thorough research, they may have found out why.

Trump Threatened to 'Close Down' Social Media Platforms Following Twitter's Fact-Check Response

The United States' President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order on Thursday to limit the legal protection that federal law currently grants social media companies and other online platforms.

Unidentified Shooters Attack Daughter of Murdered Mexican Journalist Despite Government Protection

Mexican authorities are being called to launch an investigation after unidentified shooters attacked the daughter of murdered Mexican journalist, Maria Elena Ferral, in broad daylight in Veracruz.

Will Blood From COVID-19 Survivors Help Us Win Against the Virus?

Many doctors and researchers are conducting experimental plasma therapy on COVID-19 patients. Is it an effective treatment for the coronavirus?

Trump Pushes Debunked Murder Conspiracy Theory Despite Pleas From Victim's Widow

The President of the United States accused an MSNBC host of murder during his Tuesday press conference. The allegations come even after the host pleaded for the president to leave his wife's memories and his family alone.

Meet Dona 'La Malinche' Marina, The Most Important Woman in Mexican History

In the early 1500s, a young native princess named Malinali was sold into slavery. The woman, who is known by many names, was one of the most hated-or most loved-figure in Mexican history.

Jennifer Lopez Reflects On Postponed Wedding, Reveals She's Heartbroken

The Latina actress and singer made a guest appearance on Today Show where she talked about her decision to indefinitely postpone her wedding to former professional baseball shortstop Alex Rodriguez due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Federal Aid Lags as Child Hunger Soars to Unprecedented Levels

A new analysis claims child hunger and food insecurity is surging since the onset of the pandemic. The program designed to help compensate for the lack of subsidized meals is found to be lagging.

Trump Announces Plans to Cut Insulin Prices at $35 For Medicare Enrollees

Medicare recipients may pay less for a month-long supply of insulin starting 2021. The United States President Donald Trump announced plans to reduce the cost of insulin drastically, which means many Medicare enrollees could pay less for insulin next year.

'I Cut': Inside Latina Teens' Battles with Mental Health Crisis

The Latin Community historically has high rates of anxiety and depression. Many factors, including the stigma surrounding mental health issues, have led to a rapidly increasing rate of self-harm and attempted suicide in Hispanic teens.
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