Did States That Opened Early See A Spike In COVID…
What are the cold, hard facts about the risks in returning to normal.
Fox News Host Issues Dire Warning To Americans
During Monday's episode of "Your World With Neil Cavuto," the Fox News host called the president's revelation "stunning."
Man Stabbed To Death While On Conference Call…
Horrific: Participants in a Zoom conference call Thursday afternoon ended up being present for a murder.
Popular Retailer To Close All Stores Permanently
The company said it was closing after the COVID-19 pandemic made it difficult to find a buyer.
Vaccine May Turn College Professor Into A…
Drug-maker Moderna reported good news Monday about a potential COVID-19 vaccine currently being tested.
Trump-Touted Firm Wins $1.28 Billion Border Wall…
A company favored by President Trump, which is the subject of an ongoing Defense Department inspector general review, has been awarded the biggest border wall construction contract yet.
Joe Biden Gives President Trump A New Nickname
The former Vice President revealed the nickname while speaking to the Asian American and Pacific Islanders Victory Fund.
Boy Makes Unbelievable Underwater Discovery
A 6-year-old boy in South Carolina has taken up "magnet fishing" as a hobby during the pandemic — and earlier this month, he reeled in a whopper.
Trump's Less Famous Daughter Has A Big…
Tiffany Trump, the daughter of President Trump, has been using her time out of the spotlight to make a big life move.
Here's The Answer To The Coronavirus Crisis That…
A group of international researchers has published a new analysis of how countries around the world can best get the coronavirus pandemic under control in their areas.
Trump: My Drug Regimen Has Changed
President Trump has apparently said goodbye to hydroxychloroquine. Appearing on the Sinclair Broadcast Group program Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson , Trump said his regimen on the controversial drug is complete: "Finished, just finished," he said in the interview that aired Sunday, per USA Today . "And by the way, I'm still...
Virus strands Norway racer in Alaska after…
Thomas Waerner won this year’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March, but he is still waiting to return to his home in Norway
Netflix Plans to Get Rid of Inactive Subscribers
Netflix Plans to Get Rid of Inactive Subscribers According to Gizmodo, Netflix will send out email alerts and in-app notifications to users who haven't streamed anything in over a year since signing up. Those who have been inactive for the past two years will get a notice as well. If the user doesn't respond, their membership will be canceled. Netflix, via TechCrunch According to TechCrunch, Netflix says these "zombie accounts" represent less than one percent of its total base. If an account is canceled, the streaming company says it will give people 10 months to rejoin. Doing so within that grace period will allow users to gain back their data, viewing preferences and account details. Netflix's Eddy Wu, via Gizmodo As of April 2020, Netflix says it has almost 183 million total subscriptions.
Hilary Duff Calls Online Conspiracy 'Disgusting'
Hilary Duff unloaded on Internet conspiracy theorists Saturday after she was accused—without evidence—of trafficking in children, Billboard reports. "Everyone bored af right now I know..but this is actually disgusting," the singer/actress tweeted . "Whoever dreamed this one up and put this garbage into the universe should take a...
Pandemic Prompts Tech Workers To Flee Silicon…
Amid the remote working boom, tech workers from the San Francisco Bay Area may be fleeing the area due to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Business Insider, multiple surveys indicate city-dwellers may relocate to smaller, more affordable areas as work from home policies become the norm. Now, a new study places San Jose, California, as one of the best-positioned cities in the US to benefit from the post-pandemic future. San Jose is far less dense, with only 5,300 residents per square mile compared to the 17,000 living in San Francisco. But it's not just traffic and high housing prices that's motivating people to up stakes and move out of cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles. Some are also skittish about remaining in dense environments that are perfect breeding grounds for the spread of infectious diseases.
President Trump To Attend SpaceX Launch In Florida
Two NASA astronauts will be launched into space from the Kennedy Space Center for the first time in nine years.
Backyard birding becomes a top hobby during…
According to Google trends, searches for "birds" reached an all-time high in the U.S. in May. The fast-growing hobby is fun and easy to do, right in your home backyard. Take a look!
Netanyahu: This Case Is 'Fabricated'
Israel's prime minister arrived in a Jerusalem court Sunday and denounced the corruption case against him—along with officials, journalists, and police he claims fabricated the evidence, the Times of Israel reports. "Elements in the police and State Attorney’s Office banded together with left-wing journalists ... to fabricate baseless cases against...
TV Industry Mourns The Death Of Beloved Actor
The longtime television actor's manager confirmed the sad news on Monday. He was 76 years old.
Myth Or Reality? Mouthwash Can Reduce The Spread…
British researchers have published a review of mouthwash chemicals, including hydrogen peroxide, that they say "should be considered as a potential way to reduce transmission" of the coronavirus.
Could Trump's Resistance To Mail In Voting…
Trump has escalated his crusade against absentee voting, but will it hurt him more than Biden?
What The Media's Most Powerful Executives Were…
Most industry titans are earning much more in 12 months than an average employee could make in several lifetimes.