Disney Cruises will remain docked through the upcoming months as a precaution amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. On Wednesday, the cruise line announced an updated travel alert. The alert confirmed that all sailings had been canceled as the company continues to await further guidance from the Centers for Disease Control …
Read More »CDC Releases List Of Most Common COVID-19 Vaccination Side Effects
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new information about the most common side effects Americans reported after receiving Pfizer or Moderna‘s COVID-19 vaccines. Some of our friends and family members have already received their Rona shots, and many of them have told us about their experiences. Data …
Read More »The COVID-19 Death Toll Has Now Surpassed 500,000
On Sunday, the United States officially surpassed 500,000 COVID-19 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. The grim milestone arrives just weeks before March 11th. That date marks one year since the outbreak was declared a pandemic. When the virus was first discovered in China towards the end of 2019, …
Read More »Joe Biden Extends Foreclosure Moratorium; Renters Also Included In Moratorium Extension
Joe Biden has extended the foreclosure moratorium, saving more than 10 million homeowners. The move was in response to struggling homeowners affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Insider reports that the moratorium on foreclosures was put in place last March when Donald Trump was still taking up the White House; it …
Read More »Four People In Oregon Test Positive For “Reduced” Severity COVID-19 After Receiving Vaccine
Several people in Oregon were diagnosed with COVID-19 and experienced “reduced” severity after receiving both doses of the vaccine. The Oregon Health Authority made the revelation in a series of tweets on Friday, calling the four who tested positive despite receiving the vaccine “breakthrough cases.” They also announced that overall …
Read More »College Senior With Hopes Of Being A Pediatrician Dies Of COVID-19
A young woman on her way to becoming a pediatrician has lost her battle with COVID-19. 20-year-old Helen Etuk was in her senior year at the University of North Texas. She was planning on continuing her education in med school after graduation. As a lupus patient and child of a …
Read More »Gangrene and Swollen Tongues Added To List of COVID-19 Symptoms
The list of COVID-19 symptoms continues to grow and now includes gangrene and swollen tongues, which is seen in the most severe cases. In Italy, doctors were forced to amputate three fingers of an 86-year-old woman back in April, after they’d turned completely black from developing gangrene. COVID-19 caused severe …
Read More »Attacks On Asian Americans Spike Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
After a series of violent crimes against Asians and Asian Americans, activists and experts warn that the racist rhetoric that has been spread about the coronavirus pandemic may be behind the rise in hate crimes against these groups. According to USA Today, just this week, police in Oakland, California, announced …
Read More »Man Tries To Poison His Boss By Putting COVID-19 Saliva In His Drink
A Turkish car salesman has been accused of spiking his boss’s drink with COVID-19 saliva to steal money from the company. The plot to poison his boss kicked off when Ramazan Cimen, a three-year employee at a car dealership in Adana, was accused of stealing about $30,000 from the company. …
Read More »WHO Confirms That Coronavirus “Most Likely” Stemmed From Animals
The World Health Organization says it is unlikely that the coronavirus originated inside a Chinese laboratory. The announcement came on Tuesday following the WHO investigation into where the virus initially came from. Scientists have been working the past four weeks in the county where the first case was found, Wuhan, …
Read More »Head Of WHO Says There Is ‘Concerning News’ About Vaccines And COVID-19 Variants
On Monday, the head of the World Health Organization said that the development of new coronavirus strains had raised questions about whether existing vaccines will be effective against the new variants. He calls it “concerning news.” The Associated Press reports that Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said during a press briefing that South Africa’s decision to …
Read More »5 Ways To Celebrate Valentine’s Day During COVID-19
Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love and what it means to be together. For most, Valentine’s Day might look a little different this year. Last year, Valentine’s Day came and went while the eventual impact the coronavirus pandemic would have on the country was still on the very …
Read More »TSA Ramps Up Mask Mandate, Violators Face $250 Fine and Repeat Offenders Up To $1,500
The Transportation Security Administration is cracking down on people who refuse to obey mask requirements. TSA will fine violators a $250 fine for not wearing a mask, and the fine goes up for repeat offenders. “Based on substantial aggravating or mitigating factors, TSA may seek a sanction amount that falls …
Read More »Twitter Reacts To Fox News Bashing Joe Biden For Traveling
Fox News is in hot water once again after seemingly criticizing President Joe Biden for visiting Delaware. On Friday morning, the Fox News Twitter account tweeted an article that read, “Biden flying to Delaware despite CDC warnings to avoid travel.” The article takes aim at Biden for visiting the state, …
Read More »Dear Gen Z: How To Make Money Under 18
The Coronavirus pandemic created an awkward reality for teens looking to make money on their own. However, being quarantined provides the perfect opportunity for anyone to master making money online. Several entrepreneurial ventures require minimum work compared to a traditional 9-5. Here are some popular ways to make money if …
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