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Obituary of Man Who Died of COVID-19 Sends Chills to Readers
The orbituary stood out as it read the family's honest feelings about the sudden passing of David Nagy. The orbituary also mentioned those who are responsible for the spread of the virus in the country. -
New York's Health Commissioner Resigns After Clashing with Mayor Bill de Blasio Over COVID-19 Response
Dr. Barbot has been the Health Commissioner since 2018. Although no reason was given, it is no secret that the doctor clashed with Mayor de Blasio after the stripped the agency of a key virus tracing program. -
China Furious Over Planned ‘Smash and Grab’ of Tiktok, Condemns U.S.
TikTok is just another of the rows that the U.S. and China are in. However, the U.S. has right to dictate what they can ban and use in the country. -
US Navy Developing New Attack Weapons Against China in Indo-Pacific
US Navy forces need an edge to overcome their adversaries in the modern battlefield, or else they will be overwhelmed. New weapons will help US advance in the arms race. -
Florida Woman Banned From American Airlines Flight for Wearing 'Offensive' Mask
Her mask was deemed offensive by a flight attendant of American Airlines. The woman eventually had to drive to arrive to Illinois. -
Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell Allegedly Instructed Victim Not to Recruit Black Girls
A transcript from 2011 has now come to light and shows that Epstein and Maxwell does not want any black girls are recruits. Both pedophiles only want "young, pretty white girls" or "exotically beautiful" dark skinned girls. -
$1,000 Stimulus Check: When Will It Be Given and Who Are Qualified
After the first round of stimulus checks given back in March, the US Congress is ready for the second round. A group of Republicans are looking at giving $1,000 stimulus checks to all qualified Americans. -
State Lawmaker from Alaska and 6 Others Dead after Horrific Airplane Collision
State Rep. Gary Knopp of Alaska was pronounced dead on the scene after his plane collided with another plane carrying tourists from South Carolina. The authorities are still investigating the accident. -
20,000 Acres of Land Burned as Wild Fire Engulfs Southern California
The so-called Apple Fire lit up on Friday as two separate small fires which merged to create the devastating blaze. Fueled by the low humidity, thick vegetation, a slight breeze, and high temperature the fire continued to grow. -
Three Inmates, Two Guards Injured in Georgia Prison Riot
Amidst the incident, there were no major damages that happened to the facility, however, several windows were broken and a golf cart was set on fire. Order was regained by the officers through the use of non-lethal ammunition, the help of Ware Country Sheriff’s Office, Waycross Police Department and the Georgia State Patrol. -
Can US Navy Reach 355 Ships to Increase Combat Power?
Is quantity better over quality, and will more ships lay out brute power? For the US Navy, it seems like the better alternative is less ships, but with more precise firepower. -
Boston Marathon Bombing Killer Escapes Death Sentence, Survivors React to the Decision
The man who planted the bomb at the Boston Marathon back in 2013 is no longer facing death sentence. Meanwhile, the surivors are calling for an appeal. -
Bill Gates Says Delays in Coronavirus Tests Are 'Insane' and 'Very Ineffective'
The founder of Microsoft has expressed utter disappointment on coronavirus tests, and slams how inefficient many testing centers are. The tech founder has been funding the development of a vaccine from his own pocket. -
Fact Check: Will Trump's Order Drop the Prices of Insulin to "Pennies a Day?"
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to decrease the cost of prescription drug. Will the order take effect immediately and will it cost "pennies a day" like what the president said in the event? -
US Presidential Race: Trump Claims Mail-In Voting may Delay Election Results for Years
US President Donald Trump, who seeking for re-election, tweeted that elections results should be released on the night of the election, not days, months, or even years after. He raised concern over the possibility that mail-in voting may cause a delay in poll results.
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