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Muslim Communities and Businesses Launch Food Drives for the Needy Affected by the Crisis During Ramadan

Palestinian-American co-owner of Jasmine Café in Texas Nameer Salmon and his restaurant launched a Ramadan food drive distributing almost 6,000 meals to the needy with donations they raised that reached $40,000.

Brazil Now No. 2 in World's COVID-19 Cases Surpassing Russia

The World Health Organization declares South America as the "new epicenter" of the novel coronavirus.

Archaeologists Unearthed Bones of Mammoths in Mexico

A group of archaeologists unearthed around 60 bones of mammoths in an under-construction airport just north of Mexico City.

First Batch of Graduates in Dell Medical School to Begin Residencies After Virtual Ceremony

Last Thursday, the school saw the virtual graduation of their first inaugural class of medical students. Next month, they will begin their residencies across the country, joining the front-line medical workers in containing the pandemic.

[VIDEO] Brazil's Bolsonaro Caught Changing Police Chief Following Internal Investigation on Family Members

A video released by Brazil's Supreme Court showed a profanity-laced cabinet meeting where the president was caught vowing to change the federal police chief to protect his family.

Corpse at Rio Left for Over 30 Hours as Coronavirus Overtakes Brazil

The body of a 62-year-old resident laid on the sidewalk in the Rio slums 30 hours after he died of breathing complications.

Virtual Kidnapping, Extortion, and Blackmail Plot Against COVID-19 Frontliners

Mexican officials announced on Wednesday, 14 health workers who had arrived in Mexico City turned victims of the so-called "virtual kidnapping" last week, forcing the authorities to respond to hotels where they were staying to guarantee their safety.

Mayor Hides In A Coffin After A Drinking Session With Friends Despite Lockdown Orders

Read on to find out about the Peruvian mayor who has to hide in a coffin and play dead to hide from the police enforcing a curfew.

Rival Gangs Share The Same Prison Cell in El Salvador

Transnational members of rival deadly gangs share the same prison cell in El Salvador amid the global pandemic.

Finding a Cure: The Vaccine Candidates Against COVID-19 And Their Current Status

Read on to find out about the latest updates on some of the vaccines under trial against COVID-19. Based on a previous article, there are still many illnesses in the world where their vaccines are not yet discovered.

Experts Revealed Why US Has the Highest COVID-19 Cases and Death Toll Around the Globe

Experts revealed some factors as what lead the United States to have the highest COVID-19 cases and death toll around the globe.

Facebook Launches "Shops" Feature to Bring More Businesses Online Amid the Global Pandemic

Facebook recently launched "Shops", a new feature, that will bring more small businesses online.

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.

Brazil Is Losing Against COVID-19 As Health Officials Record 1,188 Daily Deaths

The country faces dark days as health officials report a dramatic surge in coronavirus cases and deaths in a single day.

Cuba Sends 500 Doctors to Mexico To Help With Shortage of Medical Staff Against the Coronavirus

Read on to find out about Mexico’s medical staff shortage problems and Cuba’s help. Based on an article, hundreds of doctors from Cuba had traveled to Mexico to help it cope with the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 Death Reports Are Inaccurate And Mexican Funeral Homes Are Receiving More Calls Than Ever

Read on to find out about the possible causes of the inaccurate counts of COVID-19 deaths in Mexico.

El Salvador Congress Move Reopening to an Earlier Date After Strict Lockdown Measures by President Bukele

The new legislation would enable the gradual return of regular operations in the country following extreme restrictions by the administration. Passed by Congress with 63 out of 84 votes, it would take effect a week after ratification.
Some of the Pros and Cons of Moving to San Francisco

Some of the Pros and Cons of Moving to San Francisco

When we talk about the biggest cities all over the world, we can never forget the greatness of San Francisco.

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
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