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Violence, Vandalims, and Looting Erupt Near the White House

A huge number of protesters staged violence, vandalism, and looting just blocks away from the White House.

US Struggles As Thousands of Protesters Storm Cities In Black Lives Matter Movement

Multiple cities in the United States rush to impose sweeping curfews and deploy law enforcement authorities as thousands of protesters participated in violent demonstrations following the death of 46-year-old African American man, George Floyd.
A demonstrator reacts from the effects of teargas during a protest against the death of African-American man George Floyd under Minneapolis police custody, in Oakland, California, US

Originally Peaceful Protest in Oakland Becomes Chaotic

What started on Friday afternoon as peaceful protests turned to be chaotic in the evening, Oakland and San Jose. It has not been confirmed though if both cases are connected.

COVID-19 Survivor Blood Becomes A Pricey Commodity With A Milliliter Selling For $1,000

The normally obscure blood business is booming as various research and medical institutions are in a raced to develop tests, therapies and vaccines which many believe to be the key to successfully easing lockdowns and eradicating the threat of the coronavirus pandemic.

Homeless Jacsonville Student Graduates as High School Valedectorian

A homeless student in Jacksonville will graduate as the high school valedictorian. A homeless student in Jacksonville will graduate as the high school valedictorian, according to a recently published article.

United States Severs Ties With the World Health Organization for “Misleading” Information About the Coronavirus

Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump said the country will terminate any affiliation with the World Health Organization after accusing the U.N. agency of bias to China, the source of the coronavirus.

‘No Mask Allowed’: A Ruling this Texas Bar is Currently Implementing

In most countries that reopened businesses recently, the main rule is "No Mask No Entry." But in this Texas bar, the regulation seems different-the opposite as customers wearing masks during the pandemic are refused of service.

Each Worker in this US Farm has Tested Positive for COVID-19

A Tennessee farm recently distributed tests for COVID-19 to all of its workers. This initiative took place after one of the farmworkers was infected with the virus.

CNN Reporter Arrested on Air While Reporting Protests in Minneapolis

Federal enforcement recently arrested CNN correspondent Omar Jimenez and his film crew while they were reporting the protests in Minneapolis after the death of George Floyd, an African American man who died as a result of police brutality.
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How Can Working with a Forex Broker be of Help to a Trader?

Currently, the foreign exchange market is certainly one of the busiest and largest markets in the entire world. It has offered multiple opportunities for forex market traders and allowed them to make huge amounts within a short span of time.

Florida Man Arrested Charged: Targets Busy Beaches of Tampa Area in Terror Plan

A Florida man, reportedly indicted with providing the Islamic State with material support after he tried to obtain he attempted to obtain firearms and targeted busy beaches for probable terror attacks.
Social Media

Trump Signs An Executive Order that Targets Social Media Giants' Legal Protection

Pres. Donald Trump signed an executive order that is aimed at removing some of the legal protections given to the social media platforms.

Suspended Over their Dreadlocks, Said Two Texas Teens: Now their Families are Filing a Lawsuit

Two black Texas teenagers said they were suspended in school because of their dreadlocks. And now, their parents are filing a lawsuit against the school district and others for what they consider as "discriminatory hair policy."

Immigrant Who Sued ICE Went Missing, Here's What Happened

An immigrant who filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement went missing after being deported to a dangerous city in Mexico.

Fans Allowed at Outdoor Sports Games Starting May 31 After Texan Governor Issues Revised Order

Beginning Friday, Texas will allow its counties to let spectators in outdoor sporting events at the reduced capacity of 25%. This excludes Deaf Smith, El Paso, Moore, Potter, and Randall.

US Government Sues Land Owners Who Refuse to Surrender Private Property Along Border Wall Path

The COVID-19 pandemic has paused many legal proceedings in the United States, however, court actions filed by the U.S. government to survey and take private land in Texas for the border wall has accelerated.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom

Reopening for California Made too Fast: A Possibility of Surge in COVID-19 Cases Seen by State Health Official

A possible surge in COVID-19 cases may happen as a result of California's reopening, which state health official, Dr. Sara Cody finds, way too fast.

$2 Million in Scholarships Granted to Unqualified Students at Texas Southern University, President Ousted!

An amount of $2 million in scholarships was granted to students who did not pass the academic qualification at Texas Southern University.

Thousands Continue to Cross US-Mexico Border Despite Extended Travel Ban and Amid COVID-19

Thousands still continue to cross the borders of the U.S. and Mexico every day despite the extended ban on non-essential travels and health threat of COVID-19.

Florida’s COVID-19 Cases: Was Reopening Too Early?

Read on to find out about the COVID-19 cased in Florida and about its early reopening. Based on an article, the first coronavirus cases in the state of Florida were reported on March 1.
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