COVID-19 has resulted in a lot of economic and health constraints in the country. Pfizer aims to get a vaccine ready by fall to help get the country back on its feet.
In Puerto Rico, schools have transitioned to online classes to finish the academic year. However, there are children living in impoverished areas who have poor connectivity.
A Florida man suspected of attacking a woman last week experienced a severe headache for what he did. The Florida authorities said the suspect was hit in the head by his alleged victim, using a hammer.
As of now, California has more than 45,000 COVID-19 cases. How is the state doing amid the crisis? Recent COVID-19 statistics were released on Sunday by the California Department of Public Health.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
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.
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 Governor Brian Kemp announced his decision to allow non-essential businesses across the state to reopen on Friday despite warnings from experts.
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.
