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Trump Expands Ban on Diversity Trainings

President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Tuesday expanding the ban of using federal money on diversity trainings.
FDA on COVID-19 vaccine new standards for approval

FDA to Announce New COVID-19 Vaccine Standards for Approval

The Food and Drug Administration is set to announce new standards for approving a COVID-19 vaccine, according to a report.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump

First Presidential Debate To Focus on These Six Topics

The topics for the first presidential debate were revealed on Tuesday, and they include timely and important topics that voters don't want to miss.
Mnuchin and Pelosi

House Strikes Deal on Stopgap to Avoid Government Shutdown

House Democrats and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin have reached a deal on stopgap spending to avoid government shutdown Tuesday night.
CDC on COVID-19 spread on airplanes

CDC: Thousands of People May Have Been Exposed to COVID-19 on Airplanes

CDC says thousands of people may have been exposed to COVID-19 on airplanes despite not being able to confirm a single case of viral transmission on a US plane.
CDC Halloween Guidelines Discourage Trick-or-Treat, Costume Parties, Haunted Houses

CDC Halloween Guidelines Discourage Trick-or-Treat, Costume Parties, Haunted Houses

A set of CDC Halloween guidelines is now posted on the website of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as the holiday is fast approaching amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ginsburg Makes History, First Woman to Lie in State at U.S. Capitol

Ginsburg Makes History, First Woman to Lie in State at U.S. Capitol

Even in death, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg makes history as she is set to become the first woman to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol this Friday, September 25, exactly a week after she died.
Jerome Powell

Powell To Push Congress for Stimulus Aid Before Election

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will appear before the Congress to urge them to release the stimulus before election and not after.
Powell ad Mnuchin

Stimulus Payment: Mnuchin and Powell To Testify in Congress

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will testify before Congress on Tuesday to ask for more stimulus payment.
Wildfires Burn Thousands Of Acres Across California

Firefighter Who Died Battling El Dorado Fire Identified as Respected Squad Leader

A firefighter who went missing while fighting the El Dorado fire has been found dead, authorities confirmed on Friday morning.
Stimulus Checks: Are You in Danger of Missing Out on $1,200?

Stimulus Payment: Are You at Risk of Missing Out on $1,200 Checks?

Millions of Americans might miss the $1,200 stimulus checks because of incomplete government records.
Tropical Storm Beta

Tropical Storm Beta Makes Landfall on Texas Coast Late Monday

Tropical Storm Beta made landfall on the Texas coast around 10 p.m. (CDT) Monday, as said by the National Hurricane Center (NHC).

Michael Jordan, Denny Hamlin, Bubba Wallace Form New NASCAR Team

NBA great Michael Jordan has added another sport to his name as he forms a NASCAR team with his long-time friend Denny Hamlin and Bubba Wallace for the NASCAR Cup Series 2021.
Stimulus Check

Stimulus Checks and Dependent Payments: Everything You Need to Know

The Internal Service Revenue (IRS) has announced two different deadlines for claiming stimulus checks and dependent payments for qualified individuals.

Latino Cop Makes It a Mission to Help His Community Amid Covid-19 Pandemic

A Latino cop made it a mission to help the people in his community deal with the coronavirus pandemic by educating them.

Death Toll Rises to 9 as Oregon Wildfires Continue to Burn

Oregon wildfires fatalities have increased to nine people, as confirmed by the state's Office of Emergency Management Monday.
Trump Issues Executive Orders Barring Transactions With TikTok And WeChat

TikTok Deal: Oracle, ByteDance Release Conflicting Statements on Company Ownership

The TikTok deal has become confusing as both Oracle and ByteDance claim majority ownership of the company.

Florida Governor Proposes Law Penalizing Violent Protesters

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and local lawmakers introduced a legislation on Monday that targets participants in "violent or disorderly" protests.
Capitol

Republicans, Democrats to Strike a Stimulus Deal

Republicans and Democrats are expected to strike and reach a stimulus deal before returning to their home states to focus on their campaign.

Treasury Yields Fall as Stocks Drop Due to COVID-19, Election Uncertainty

Treasury yields dropped on Monday due to signs that the COVID-19 pandemic is getting worse, driving investors into safe assets.
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