Articles by Mary Anne R.

Mary Anne R.

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Investment Migration

You Can Move to Other Countries Through Investment Migration, Only If You Are Rich

The coronavirus pandemic has limited the people's ability to travel through international flights. Even domestic travels are highly discouraged from curbing the further spread of the coronavirus disease.

Virginia Rape Suspect Kills Latina Accuser After Freed From Jail Over Pandemic

A Virginia rape suspect was freed from jail during the coronavirus pandemic due to concerns regarding the disease.

Next COVID-19 Relief Package: Stimulus Checks for Undocumented Immigrants May Be Possible

Members of House Democrats called on congressional leaders on Friday to ensure that the next coronavirus relief bill would include stimulus checks for taxpaying undocumented immigrants.
U.S. Election interference

State Department Confirms Texting Russians, Iranians for US Election Interference Info

The State Department confirmed on Friday that it was sending text messages to Russians and Iranians, offering a multi-million-dollar bounty for information on foreign efforts to meddle in the U.S. elections.
Recent college grads

What Can Recent College Grads Do During an Economic Fallout Brought by the Pandemic

A total of 19 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus disease has been recorded worldwide, with over 11.5 million recoveries, and 712,000 deaths.
Replace Sugar With Honey

Should You Replace Sugar With Honey?

Many people have a penchant for anything sweet, which is one of the reason why the dessert section will probably not go away in the menu for a long time.
E! News cancelled

Why Was E! News Cancelled After 29 Years of Airing?

Another television program says good bye as E! News announced that it was being cancelled in response to the economic fall out brought by the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report.
Democratic presidential candidate

Democratic Presidential Candidate Biden Clarifies Remarks Comparing African American and Latino Communities

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has clarified his comments on Thursday, comparing African American and Latino communities.

The Essential Role of 'Promotoras' in Latino Communities Amid the Pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has affected the lives of several Americans. It also changed the economic activities of various states across the country.
Virtual forever

Virtual Forever: These Things Will Be Done Virtually Even After the Pandemic Ends

The coronavirus pandemic has changed a lot in our routines and lives, especially when strict lockdown measures were implemented across the globe.
Calcium in human bones

Calcium in Human Bones Are Created From Supernova, Study Reveals

The calcium in human bones and teeth came from stars exploding in supernovas, which scatters the mineral calcium across the universe.

COVID-19 in US: One Death Every 80 Seconds, New Report Says

One person died every 80 seconds from COVID-19 in the United States, according to a new tally showed on Wednesday.

Selena Gomez Shares Details on Filming New HBO Max Series 'Selena + Chef'

Ever since the lockdown restrictions were imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic, many dedicated their time in honing newly learned skills and investing in overall personal growth.

Are You in the First Line of Receiving the Second Stimulus Check?

The House passed in May a $3 trillion aid that included a $1 trillion budget to help state and local governments cushion the impact of the coronavirus pandemic in its respective economic activities.
Mobile Location Data

NSA Issues Security Guidelines on Mobile Location Data

The NSA released a guidance as a warning for Defense Department staff and other agencies with access to sensitive federal systems.

Should You Be Eating Your Own Placenta?

Many women, including some well-known personalities, have reported eating their own placentas after giving birth. It might be controversial to some, but eating a placenta is not that uncommon.

USDA: These Frozen Taquitos, Chimichangas May Have Plastic in Them

Some say frozen food can be more beneficial to consumers than preparing your actual meal. It cuts the cost and time of food preparation.
Stimulus check errors

IRS to Resolve Stimulus Check Errors for Qualified Recipients

The IRS will fix the stimulus check errors, with the help of the Taxpayer Advocate Service, starting on Aug. 10.

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.

Pandemic Anxiety: How Can We Cope?

Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic started, many countries have implemented strict lockdown measures to curb the rising number of COVID-19 infections.

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.

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.

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.
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.
Breastfeeding Facts

New Mom? Breastfeeding Facts to Help You Get Started

Life with a child will never be an easy one; you will worry a lot because you want the best for them; and it will be always an endless series of questions if you are doing enough for them.
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