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Two Florida Neighbors Pretend As Farmers To Get $1.1 Million PPP Loans

Two Florida residents who happened to be neighbors pretended as farmers and owned ranches to get relief aids. They claimed an amount of $1.1 million.

Stimulus Checks Put on Hold Prompts Americans to Spend Less on Groceries

Stimulus checks put on hold prompts Americans to cut back on their grocery spending as the economy is still uncertain due to the coronavirus pandemic.
CDC

CDC Issues Advisory Over Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a warning on Thursday over carbon monoxide poisoning risks in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura.

John Lennon's Killer Mark David Chapman Denied Parole for the 11th Time

John Lennon's killer Mark David Chapman was again denied parole for the 11th time after being interviewed by the parole board on Aug. 19.
Coronavirus Testing Continues In Florida

California, Florida, Texas Dismiss New COVID-19 Testing Plan

The new COVID-19 testing plan by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will not be followed by California, Florida, and Texas, among other states.
Facebook

Facebook Sues Developer for Alleged Data-Stealing Scheme

Social media giant Facebook has filed a lawsuit on Thursday against MobiBurn for allegedly harvesting information about the social media's users without permission.
Mark Meadows

White House Calls Pelosi to Discuss New Relief Bill

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows called House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday to discuss the next round of stimulus bill.
COVID-19 testing California

New COVID-19 Testing Contract In California to Address Delays, Shortages

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Wednesday a new $1.4 billion COVID-19 testing contract to address the test result delays and supply shortages in California.
California Allows Some Retail Businesses To Re-Open During COVID-19 Pandemic

Most of Los Angeles Homeless Youth Are Latino - LAHSA

Most homeless youth in Los Angeles are Latino, according to data released by Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority on Thursday.
Texas Hurricane Laura

Texas and Louisiana COVID-19 Cases Could Increase After Hurricane Laura

States of Texas and Louisiana could struggle even more to contain the COVID-19 pandemic in their areas after Hurricane Laura.
Dollars

Could You Get EIP Cards Instead of Stimulus Checks? Here's What You Need to Know

Stimulus payments were sent out to about four million qualifying Americans in the form of Economic Impact Payment Cards, or EIP cards, back in May.
Stimulus Check

Republicans Are Set to Propose New Stimulus Bill

Republicans are set to propose a new stimulus bill that includes relief aids where the two parties have common grounds to give what millions of Americans need.
Second Round of Stimulus Checks Seem to be in Danger

Second Round of Stimulus Checks Seem to be in Danger

The second round of stimulus checks gets uncertain as the White House officials and Democrats have not yet made a deal.
Florida school reopening increased number of coronavirus cases among children.

Florida School Reopening Adds Increase of Coronavirus Among Children

Florida school reopening is cited to have added to the increasing number of children who have tested positive for the coronavirus in just two weeks.
Stimulus Check

Second Stimulus Check Is Possible Next Month If Congress Acts

White House Chief of staff Mark Meadows said a stimulus check could be sent next month if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will not delay talks on another round of coronavirus stimulus package.
IRS Tax Form

Take These Easy Steps to Cut Your Tax Bill Next Year

Here are some easy steps to avoid paying hefty tax next year with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Abbott Laboratories' 15-Minute COVID-19 Test Receives FDA's Approval

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted emergency use authorization to another rapid COVID-19 test from Abbott Laboratories.

Kellyanne Conway Speaks at RNC, Praises Trump for 'Elevating Women'

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said during her speech at the Republican National Convention (RNC) that President Donald Trump has "elevated women."
Mail-in voting

Election Security Officials Guarantee Mail-In Voting Is Safe From Foreign Threats

Intelligence and election security officials confirmed on Wednesday that mail-in voting for the November presidential elections is safe from foreign threats.
Melania Trump delivers a 25-minute speech during the 2020 Republican National Convention on August 25, 2020 at the White House Rose Garden in Washington DC.

Melania Trump Redeems Herself in Republican Convention Speech, Talks about COVID and Racial Issues

Melania Trump successfully redeemed herself after talking about COVID-19 and racial issues in a speech that was entirely her own during the 2020 Republican National Convention on August 25, at the White House Rose Garden in Washington DC.
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