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Arizona Man Dies After Breaking Into Aquatic Center

An Arizona man, who broke into an aquatic center, died early morning on Monday after he was trapped in a support structure for a water slide for more than an hour. Police said they have a hard time to locate the 32-year-old man.
Confederate monuments

Virginia Democratic State Senator Charged With Conspiracy to Commit Felony

A Virginia Democratic state senator is included in at least 14 people to be sued in connection with the partial Confederate monument dismantling in June, which led to "life threatening" and "permanent injury" of a man.
U.S., Colombia Brings $5 billion Investment to Rural Areas

US, Colombia Bring $5 Billion Investment to Rural Areas

The United States and Colombia will coordinate with each other for the new investment in rural areas of the South American country.

Gallup Poll: Trump Job Approval at 42%, Rises 4% from June

President Donald Trump now has a 42 percent job approval as commander in chief, a slight increase from his job approval rating of 38 percent in June.
Latino activists and politicians

Known Latino Activists and Politicians Criticize Lack of Representation at DNC

Known Latino activists and politicians have criticized the lack of representation of the Latino community during this week's Democratic National Convention.
Unemployment claims

FEMA Reveals the Date You Are Expected to Receive $400 Unemployment Benefits

The Federal Emergency Management Agency or FEMA announced recently the first four states to receive the $400 unemployment benefits. This time they revealed when to receive the benefit.

Over 3.3 Million California Homes to Lose Power Due to Rolling Blackouts

The California heat wave will cause rolling blackouts for over 3.3 million homes in the state on Monday, the state system's operator said.
Schools reopening

U.S. School Districts Cancel Classes With Increasing Staff Absences

President Donald Trump has been pushing schools to reopen even before the start of the fall semester.
Trump to pardon

Trump to Pardon a Very Important Person

President Donald Trump announced on Monday that he is set to pardon a "very, very important" person on Tuesday, according to a report.
Coronavirus Pandemic Causes Climate Of Anxiety And Changing Routines In America

COVID-19 Now Third Leading Cause of Death in US

COVID-19 is now the third leading cause of death in the United States, said former Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director Dr. Thomas Frieden.
Annual Badwater Ultra Marathon Held In Death Valley's Extreme Heat

Death Valley Temperature Reaches 130 Degrees, Hottest Day on Site in 107 Years

Death Valley's Furnace Creek, located in the deserts of Southern California, had a thermometer reading 130 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday. It's the hottest days recorded on Earth for over 100 years.
Hollywood High School Students And Teachers Prepare For Coming School Year

L.A. Schools Begin Ambitious COVID-19 Initiative for Students, Staffs

The Los Angeles Unified School District announced Sunday that they will launch an ambitious COVID-19 initiative for all students, staffs, and their families.

3 Police Officers Wounded While Responding to a 911 Call, Suspect Hostages Family Members

Three police officers, who responded to a 911 call, in Austin Texas got wounded after a suspect who held three family members as hostages including his mother, fired back.
Donald Trump

Trump Ready to Act on Stimulus Checks, Meadows Reveals

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has revealed that President Donald Trump was ready to sign a bill that includes stimulus checks, liability protection for small businesses, PPP extension, and post-office funding.

Stimulus Update: Here's What You Need to Know About Student Loan Relief

Stimulus negotiations have collapsed now, and a deal looks like it will be weeks away, at best. The delays have left many questions, like those from student loan borrowers.
Stimulus Payment Could be $50,000 for Eligible Families “IF” Bill Passes

Stimulus Payments Could Be $50,000 for Eligible Families If Bill Backed by Harris, Sanders Passes

Stimulus payments received by families of three could reach $50,000 if the proposal backed by senators Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders passes.

You Are Likely to Receive More Than $1,200 Stimulus Payments

President Donald Trump planned to send more than $1,200 stimulus payments to millions of Americans to help them through the current economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Florida Volunteers Take Part In COVID-19 Vaccine Trials

Coronavirus Vaccine Trials Have Been Slow to Recruit Latino People

Coronavirus vaccine trials have become multi-billion dollar efforts, but they haven't recruited enough minorities like Latinos.

Fighting COVID-19: Groom Marries Fiancée from Hospital Bed

A groom who contracted COVID-19 managed to marry his fiancée from a hospital bed. A groom who contracted COVID-19 managed to marry his fiancée from a hospital bed.

Rare 'Firenado' Spotted as Heat Wave Scorches California; Probably the First Time

A rare 'firenado' warning was issued by the National Weather Service (NWS)due to a raging wildfire Saturday near Loyalton in California.
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