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Texas ‘Stay-at-Home’ Order Expires on Thursday, Government Details Strategies on Reopening

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott detailed on Monday plans to reopen the state in phases for business amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Work Sharing Program: A Solution to Allow Workers to Keep Their Jobs Amid COVID-19

Work sharing programs may be the solution for companies that are left with no choice but to layoff most of their employees, given the circumstances caused by COVID-19.
What to Know About Paying Taxes as an Expat in Latin America

What to Know About Paying Taxes as an Expat in Latin America

If you've made a choice to move outside of your home country to be an Expat in Latin America to experience the vivid culture and the delicious food but also are working, there are some things about taxes you should know.

Meet David Vetter: The Real Life Bubble Boy

David Vetter was born with a rare disorder that made him extremely vulnerable to viruses. He lived inside a plastic bubble from birth until two weeks before his death. Here is his extraordinary tale.

Two Florida Cold Case Murder Victims Identified After 30 Years

Authorities recently identified two homicide victims in separate Volusia cases after being nameless for 30 years. The man and the woman were identified after officials conducted DNA tests.

US Postal Service’s Fate Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

There has been an increasing number of items being sent through mail such as personal letters. What will Washington decide regarding the US Postal Service’s fate?

Child Abuse Cases Down, Experts Warn Lockdown Measures Forces Victims to Silence

Support organizations are receiving fewer child abuse reports. Experts believe the COVID-19 crisis caused the harm to be hidden.

More than 50,000 Flock to California Beaches, Crowds Ignore Social Distancing Rules

Thousands were caught disobeying social distancing measures and walking around bare-faced as California opens its shorelines Friday evening.

COVID-19 Ends the Use of Florida Schools as Hurricane Shelters

To prevent COVID-19 from spreading, the officials of Florida announced recently, they might not open up schools or mass shelters for people who seek shelter in the event of a hurricane.

No Need to Certify Qualifications for California Unemployment Benefits for Now

Californians who are receiving unemployment insurance benefits won't have to certify anymore, every two weeks, that they are qualified for the said benefits.

Georgia Residents Flock to Hair Salons and Tattoo Parlors As Non-Essential Businesses Reopen

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced his decision to allow non-essential businesses across the state to reopen on Friday despite warnings from experts.

Miami Is 6 Weeks Murder-Free for the First Time Since 1957

Miami police reported that violent crime has declined since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. For many decades now, Miami has been considered the "cocaine-fueled murder capital" of America.

California Could Reopen Sooner than Governor’s Forecast, Experts Say

California may be able to begin lifting restrictions ahead of the projected schedule of Gov. Gavin Newsom. This is according to researchers.

Race Disparity: 25% of COVID-19 Cases in San Francisco Are Latinos

San Francisco has around 1,200 COVID-19 cases, and 25 percent of these patients are Latinos. San Francisco has around 1,200 COVID-19 cases, and 25 percent of these patients are Latinos, according to a recently published article.

New Mexico Hospital Workers Reuse Medical Supplies and Other PPE Due to Shortage

The health workers of the University of New Mexico Hospital were reported to be especially affected by the pandemic. Some staff answered interviews by media while about 60 more led a protest outside the hospital.

Thunderbirds and Blue Angels Fly Over in Honor of Medical Workers

The pilots of the U.S’s top-flight demonstration teams have taken their planes over major U.S. cities in honor of the Colorado front-line providers. Elsewhere in the country, America’s youth have been aiding the medical workers from home.

Grim Reaper to Enforce Social Distancing Guidelines in Reopened Florida Beaches

As some beaches reopen in Florida, a man decided to walk the shores as the Grim Reaper to enforce social distancing among beachgoers.

Appreciation Caravan: Migrant Farmworkers in California Receive Heartwarming Tribute

Farmworkers in California, mostly immigrants from Latin America, received a heartwarming appreciation caravan through a parade of love for their sacrifice in making sure to sustain the food supply in the country amid COVID-19.

Signs of Life: States That Have Completed Phase 1 of 'Opening Up America Again'

Some states in the U.S. are now ready to reopen its economy under Phase 1 after Pres. Trump announced the plan of reopening the country's economy in three phases.

Energy Efficiency Sector: Lowering Utility Bills to Create Jobs Amid COVID-19

The energy efficiency sector helps households and businesses to lessen their energy consumption. People in the energy efficiency sector are left with the problem of how they can continue their services and avoid close contact with customers.
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