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Hydroxychloroquine Uproar Impedes Valuable Studies On Its Effectivity, Says Researchers

Scientists researching hydroxychloroquine claims the publicity surrounding the drug is hampering studies on whether or not it can be used to treat COVID-19 patients.

COVID-19 2nd Wave: US CDC Chief Warned on Possible More Lockdowns

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned for a possible second wave and more lockdowns in the U.S. as the number of COVID-19 cases has reached to more than five million worldwide.

A Family Finds Two Bags With Nearly $1 Million in Cash

A Caroline County family finds two bags that contained nearly $1 million in cash lying on the road A Caroline County family finds two bags that contained nearly $1 million in cash lying on the road, according to a recently published article.

FBI: Corpus Christi Navy Base Shooting in Texas 'Terrorism-Related'

Federal authorities claim the recent attack at a U.S. Naval Base was related to terrorism. Authorities are still investigating whether there is a probable second suspect.

FLASHFLOOD ALERT! A Chemical Plant and Hazardous Waste Sites are Closely Monitored in Michigan

The Dow Chemical Plant and EPA Superfund sites are now closely monitored in Michigan due to flooding following the collapse of two dams

'Armed Terrorists':Active Shooter Opened Fire at Arizona Shopping Complex, Three Got Injured

Suspect of the shooting incident at Arizona shopping complex is now under the custody of the police, three got injured and a state Senator witnessed the alleged terrorist attack.
Beating Backache During COVID-19

Beating Backache During COVID-19

Each person is different, and every individual responds to pain management in their own unique way. It might be trial and error to try and find what works best for you.Keep in mind that if your actions to self-regulate your back pain at home aren't sufficient, you'll need to visit with a specialist like a chiropractor or a physio to get a suitable treatment plan.

Church Vs. State: More than 1,200 Pastors in California Vow to Hold Services, Defying State Order

More than 1,200 pastors and 3,000 churches across California plans to hold in-person church services on May 31.

US Depends on China and India for COVID-19 Drugs, Trump's Administration Wants to Lessen Dependence

Trump's administration wanted to lessen its dependence on China and India for the COVID-19 drugs and its ingredients by awarding a $354 million contract to the U.S. based corporation.

Travel Advisory: Department of Homeland Security Extends Travel Ban to and from Mexico and Canada

The Department of Homeland and Security announced on Tuesday that the United States is extending its travel ban to and from Mexico and Canada until June 22

Medical Workers Struggle with COVID-19 Trauma, Some Have Committed Suicide

Many frontliners have reported a growing sense of unease and anxiety amid their battle against the coronavirus.
Dr. Debbie Birx attends Trump-DeSantis coronavirus response meeting at the White House in Washington

Florida Top Data Analyst Was Fired For Refusing to Manipulate COVID-19 Data, Governor Defends Decision

A Florida scientist claimed she was fired after she refused to change Florida's COVID-19 data to support the plans to reopen.

Understanding California’s Four Phases of Reopening Its Economy And Which Phase It Is Currently

Read on to find out about the four phases of reopening California’s economy and which phase it is in now.

Largest Contract: $1.3 Billion for US-Mexico Border Wall Awarded

President Donald Trump's administration has awarded the largest border wall contract that worth $1.3 billion.

Trump Claims Millions of COVID-19 Cases in the US a 'Badge of Honor'

US President Donald Trump believes the world-topping number of coronavirus cases in the country is evidence to the country's aggressive testing.

Organizations Supporting Undocumented Immigrants Puts Pressure on California for a Weekly COVID-19 Relief Aid

The state of California is the first in the country to provide relief aid for undocumented workers and organizations for undocumented immigrants are awaiting for the promised COVID-19 relief aid.

Catastrophic Flooding: Michigan Dam Failures Force More Than 10,000 Residents to Evacuate

More than 10,000 residents in Central Michigan were forced to evacuate due to the flooding caused by the failures of the Edenville Dam and Sanford Dam.

Justice Department Warns: COVID-19 Rules may be Violating Religious Rights

On Tuesday, the Department of Justice sent California Gov. Gavin Newsom a letter expressing concerns about how soon the government would allow churches to resume their in-person religious services.

Texas 'Topless' Weekend Event Ends in Shooting, Leaving 2 Injured and 180 Arrested

Two unnamed men were reportedly shot and airlifted to a Texas hospital after attending a weekend event on Crystal Beach.

Sacramento Senior Receives ‘Incomplete Meal,’ Hoping for Great Plates Program to Improve

Sandles said, the salad included in the meal he found on his doorstep "was like a half handful for lunch," adding he was given "another thing of rice," although no sauce was available to go with the meal.