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5 Best Make-Up Brands That Are Healthy For Your Skin
If you fancy makeup and incorporate it into your daily life, then you would be worried about the effects they have on your skin. These five brands will make your worries go away because they care for your looks as well as your health. -
'Brain of Glass' 2,000-Year-Old Human Skull Reveals Completely Intact Brain Cells
Scientists discovered the remains of a 25-year-old man from Herculaneum to contain complete preserved and intact brain cells. The research team found the event that led to the victim's death unique because he died during the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. -
Pres. Trump Returns to White House and Removes Mask, Reassuring COVID-19 is Nothing to Be Afraid Of
United States President Trump was recently released from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and quickly returned to the White House. When he walked up to the balcony, he immediately removed his face mask and saluted the departing Marine One. -
Raging War Between Armenia and Azerbaijan Results in Heavy Civilian Casualties After Rockets Land on Enclave
Several devastating rocket explosions assault the city of Stepanakert amid the rising tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The fight for the Nagorno-Karabakh region has continued to become even more dangerous as both sides refuse to back down. -
IRS Extends Deadline for $1,200 Stimulus Checks to November, Urging People to File Immediately
Millions of Americans who have not yet received their $1,200 stimulus checks from the first relief bill have been given extra time with an extension of the deadline for registration. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) provided additional time to enable citizens a chance to receive their payments. -
The Go-To Guide On How to Be Frugal With Money
If you have problems saving your money and being able to spend it on bigger and more expensive things, you might want to start being more frugal. This go-to guide will allow you to learn about several useful tips on how to save more without having to earn more. -
What is the Popular John Galindo Challenge? Why Is It Dangerous?
A new and potentially fatal online challenge game is going viral and is now being linked to the death of an 11-year-old boy from Italy. The Jonathan Galindo Challenge is a game where an individual is asked to conduct a series of tasks where the final activity would be suicide. -
Pope Francis Criticizes Lack of Global Unity Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The Vatican's Pope Francis released an encyclical that detailed the apparent lack of unity between nations in battling the coronavirus pandemic. The writing also wrote about several social issues surging around the world amid a global crisis. -
Devastating Seaplane Crash in Queens Pier Kills 1, Critically Injures 2
In Queens, a seaplane crashed into a concrete pier which killed one person while resulting in critical injuries for another two victims. Authorities who rushed to the scene were able to transfer survivors to a nearby hospital for treatment. -
Trump's Latest Health Status: POTUS Enters Phase 2 of COVID-19 Condition, May Be Critical Next Days
After President Donald Trump's announcement that he was infected with the coronavirus, he was transferred to medical care. The Republican leader showed signs of dropping oxygen levels and was given several unproven drugs to fight the virus. -
Kellyanne Conway Positive for Coronavirus Along With Several High-Profile Individuals
Former White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway announced she tested positive for the coronavirus after a September 26 Rose Garden event. The official is one of many who have reported being infected by the virus after Trump's event. -
Kim Jong-Un a New Man, North Korean Leader Shifts From Predecessors' Alleged Divine Status
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been inching away from his predecessor's alleged divinity and has become a changed man. The dictator wished Trump and his wife Melania of a speedy recovery from the COVID-19 and visited flood-stricken areas of his nation. -
Female Journalist Burns Herself to Death, Citing Russian Government is Responsible
A Russian journalist set herself on fire in front of police headquarters, previously citing in a Facebook post that the government is responsible. The victim was involved in a criminal case and has previously been persecuted for opposition activities. -
5 Best and Most Inviting Red Wine Brands for Beginners
If you're just getting into drinking red wine and seeing which you like best, these five brands will definitely tickle your taste buds. Explore the world of wine and decide which type you are most comfortable with and which you like best. -
COVID-19 Swab Test Reaches so Far Up Woman's Nasal Cavity Causing Brain Fluid Leak
A woman who came in for a nasal swab test for the coronavirus notices fluid coming out of her nose afterward. It was revealed that the leak was brain fluid that could have been caused by the intrusive test.
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