A COVID-19 Latino patient endured coronavirus, two blood clots, and a stroke. Tito Velasquez, who courageously conquered the disease, finally returns to his family after 111 days in four different facilities.
Zoom Video Communications, Inc. announced the general availability of Zoom Phone cloud phone service in over 40 countries and territories around the world.
Oracle has expressed intent to buy off TikTok's U.S. operations, seeking a rival out of Microsoft Corp. to acquire the viral video-sharing app, reports said.
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.
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.
Known Latino activists and politicians have criticized the lack of representation of the Latino community during this week's Democratic National Convention.
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.
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.
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.
The Los Angeles Unified School District announced Sunday that they will launch an ambitious COVID-19 initiative for all students, staffs, and their families.
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.
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 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.
