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Latinos Are at Higher Risk for COVID-19 Due to Cultural Practices

The Latino population is more at risk of being exposed to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) due to cultural norms.
Formula One Racers

F1 Drivers Express Support for Black Lives Matter Movement

Not all Formula One racers kneel to support the Black Lives Matter, but they wore shirts with social justice messages like "Black Lives Matter" or "End Racism to support protest against incidents of police brutality against African-American people.

Mexico's Lopez Obrador is 'All Set' to Meet Trump Despite Criticisms

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is all set to meet U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday, but his upcoming visit to the White House was met with controversy.
Cities

New Study Reveals California Has 5 of 20 Most Improved US Cities, Here's the List

A new study revealed that five out of 20 most improved cities in the United States were found in the highly Latino and Hispanic populated state, California.

Fewer US Students Seek Federal Aid for College Amid Pandemic

The sudden closure of school buildings led to decline in the number of students applying for U.S. federal college aid.

Phoenix Mayor Claims FEMA Refused Access to More Testing Resources Amid COVID-19 Surge

Arizona residents often wait more than eight hours to get tested for the virus as the state faces a shortage of coronavirus testing resources.

Fourth of July Celebration in L.A. Prompts Complaints against Illegal Fireworks

Illegal fireworks lit up the Los Angeles sky on the Fourth of July, prompting over a thousand illegal fireworks complaints and air pollution.
Melbourne Suburbs Remain In Lockdown As Victoria Continues To Confirm New COVID-19 Cases

Scientists Claim COVID-19 Can Spread Through Airborne Transmission

Experts claim outbreaks in bars and meat processing plants are linked to aerosol transmissions of the virus.

Gunmen Kills 2, Wounds 8 in Shooting at South Carolina Nightclub Amid COVID-19 Restrictions

The packed nightclub was operating despite a statewide order that outlawed clubs, concerts, and other venues due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Florida Coronavirus Cases Top 200,000

Over 200,000 people were tested positive for the coronavirus since the pandemic began, Florida health officials say.
Stimulus Money

Will You Qualify for the Next Stimulus? Here's What We Know

If the second stimulus bill will be passed into law and signed by President Donald Trump, you might be wondering if you qualify for the second round. Here's what we know.

'Unsolved Mysteries' Viewer May Have Uncovered A Clue in Rey Rivera's Mysterious Death

Rivera was found with brutal and fatal wounds inside an abandoned area of the Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore.
Police

Holiday Horror: Gunfire and Killings Erupt in Chicago

The solemn celebration of the country's Independence Day turned out to be a horror and a nightmare. A 7-year-old girl was shot in her head and a 14-year-old boy was fatally killed in Chicago.
Pregnant Woman

Pregnant Latina Women are the Last to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine

The United States struggles to plan vaccination prioritization but one thing is just for sure, pregnant Latina and Hispanic women are the last to receive.

Two Seattle Protesters Hit by Car: One Dies, the Other in ICU

One of two Seattle protesters who were hit by a car on a closed highway died on Saturday, officials say.
Kanye West

Kanye West Announces He's Running for President, Elon Musk Offers Support

Kanye West, a vocal supporter of Pres. Donald Trump, announced on Saturday that he is running for president. Tesla CEO Elon Musk offers support.
Clearwater Beach

Florida Reports 11,445 Cases in a Single Day, Governor Won't Mandate to Wear Facemasks

Florida has recorded the highest COVID-19 infections in a single day in the country. However, Gov. DeSantis won't mandate wearing of facemasks.

Artists Use Skywriting to Protest US Immigration Policies

A group of artists used skywriting in 80 different places in the US to protest the immigration policies in the US on the Fourth of July.

Gunman Opens Fire in Alabama Mall, Shoot and Kills an 8-Year-Old Boy in the Head

The shooting incident also injured a young female child and two adults. The victims were immediately taken to nearby hospitals.

Rare Case of Brain-Eating Amoeba With 98 Percent Fatality Rate Found in Florida

There have been 138 recorded cases of an infection from the parasite between 1965 to 2019. Of all patients, only four have survived.
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