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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.
Donald Trump

Trump Plans to Sign Executive Order for Stimulus Payment if Congress Fails to Act

President Donald Trump said on Monday that he is considering signing an executive order for the immediate implementation of another round of stimulus payment if Congress fails to act.
Sorrento Therapeutics in San Diego works on developing an antibody

Manufactured Antibodies May Be Next Big COVID-19 Treatment

A COVID-19 vaccine is something the world awaits the most, but right now, the next big treatment to fight the pandemic could come from antibodies designed to attack this new virus.
World Health Organization

WHO Warns the Global Pandemic Will Not End Soon

The World Health Organization warned on Saturday that the global pandemic COVID-19 will not end soon. The international health agency also added the economic pressures and fatigue it will bring.

Baby Whose Parents Were Killed in El Paso Walmart Shooting, How is He Now?

Infant Paul Anchondo continue life after one year the shooting that killed his parents in El Paso happened.
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Law Enforcement Personnel Went Into a Bar Party in LA Without COVID-19 Precautions

Around 100 to 150 law enforcement personnel went into a bar party in Los Angeles without following COVID-19 precautionary measures like social distancing and wearing of the facemask.
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.
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Microsoft Responds to Planned Acquisition of TikTok After Consulting Trump

Microsoft confirmed its talk with ByteDance to acquire TikTok and discussed with President Donald Trump his concerns about the security and censorship of the acquisition.

Criminal Law Experts Say Police Officers Involved in Breonna Taylor's Death Should Not Be Charged

Millions including Lebron James, Beyonce, and other stars seek justice for Breonna Taylor. However, criminal law experts say that the Police Officers involved should not be charged.

Back to School Efforts Raise Challenges for Parents, Teachers

As back to school plans are in the works so students to learn this fall, there also came challenges for parents and teachers who are working to create more safe spaces for kids in the country.
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COVID-19 Exposure Notification Apps to Arrive in a Week

Many U.S. states are still struggling to flatten the number of COVID-19 positive cases as many health facilities are becoming overwhelmed with the number of people being hospitalized.
Symptoms

Do Not Disregard These Symptoms that Will Surely Tell Whether You Have COVID-19

Three common symptoms of COVID-19 are cough, high fever, and sore throat. However, there are six sure symptoms and signs that will tell that you have COVID-19.

El Paso Shooting Anniversary: Victims Remembered, Justice Pending

On August 3 last year, a total of 23 people became victims of the sixth deadliest shooting in the U.S. history. The victims' loved ones commemorate the event amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Tropical Storm Isaias Grazes Florida's East Coast, Brings High Winds and Heavy Rains

Tropical Storm Isaias skirted the east coast of Florida on Sunday, but is now on its way to hit North and South Carolina by Monday night.
Florida senator Rick Scott

Florida Sen. Rick Scott Claims 'Democrats Just Wants to Waste Your Money' on Phase 4 CARES Act

There were many arguments surrounding the passage of the phase 4 of the coronavirus relief operations after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the two sides can't agree even on basics.
Coronavirus

New CDC Forecast Projects 20,000 Deaths Due to COVID-19 in 21 Days

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a forecast that deaths related to COVID-19 in the United States could reach 20,000 in the next 21 days.
Texas COVID-19 Death Toll Downgrades But Only Due to Error that Attributes Death to COVID

Texas' Coronavirus Death Toll Declines But Only Due to Error that Affected the Data

COVID-19 death toll in Texas downgraded after error attributed hundreds of COVID deaths. COVID-19 death toll in Texas went down after error on the system.
Money

Democrats and Republicans Agree on the Next Stimulus Payment

Republican and Democrat lawmakers made progress on Saturday during their deliberation on the next stimulus to combat the negative impact of COVID-19.

COVID-19 and Its Positive Consequence: Long-Lost Sisters Reunite After More Than 50 Years

Long-lost sisters reunited after 53-years of being separated from each other, thanks to the coronavirus.

'Apple Fire,' Thousands Evacuate due to Cherry Valley Wildfire

The 'Apple Fire', a wildfire northwest of Palm Springs flared up Saturday, prompting thousands to evacuate. The fire started small in Cherry Valley at Riverside County California last Friday.
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