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Twitter Reacts to Busta Rhymes’ Anti-Mask Rant

Viral Video Shows Busta Rhymes Throwing Drink at Woman Who Grabbed His Butt

Legendary rapper Busta Rhymes was trending on Twitter after a video surfaced of him ranting about COVID-19 measures currently in place. While on stage at the Seoul Taco’s 10th-anniversary block party in Missouri, Busta stated, “COVID can suck a d–k.” He then took aim at the rules and regulations surrounding …

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Pfizer’s Covid-19 Vaccine Granted Full Approval by FDA

Dr. Fauci Says The COVID-19 Shot Will Likely Become A Yearly Vaccination Just Like The Flu Shot

Pfizer BioNTech is the first Covid-19 vaccine to overcome its ultimate regulation obstacle, given complete approval by the Food and Drug Administration, applying to people 16 and older. “The FDA’s approval of this vaccine is a milestone as we continue to battle the Covid-19 pandemic,” Acting FDA Commissioner Dr. Janet …

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Vaccine Distributor Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot Produced “Robust” Antibody Responses Against Delta Variant

Moderna Pushes For Authorization of COVID Vaccine For Children 6 and Under

According to a recently released study, Moderna says its COVID-19 vaccine booster shot produced a “robust” antibody response to the Delta variant. The company is testing a 50-microgram dose of three vaccine booster candidates in a phase two trial. However, it’s being tested in previously vaccinated individuals, CNBC reported. Apparently, …

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For The First Time, Documents From the 1964 “Mississippi Burning” Murders of Civil Rights Activists Have Been Made Public

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For the first time, 57 years after their deaths, never-before-seen case files, photographs, and other materials documenting the investigation into the infamous slayings of three civil rights workers in Mississippi are finally exposed to the public. The assassinations of civil rights activists James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner in …

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Airlines Could Start Weighing Passengers At The Airport

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Data used by airlines to measure passenger average weights might require updating. Soon, airlines might be asking passengers to share how much they weigh or get weighed in the airport as part of a study to update the information. According to Fox Business, the obesity rate in the United States is increasing, …

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A Mike Tyson Docuseries is Coming to ABC

Mike Tyson Says He's Open To Fighting Roy Jones Jr. [Video]

ABC News will air a new documentary series on the rise to fame of boxer Mike Tyson, as well as all that has happened since. In the first trailer for Mike Tyson: The Knockout, a voiceover says, “Mike is a complicated individual.” Starting with his upbringing in Brooklyn, New York, …

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Twitter Reacts To April Fool’s Snow Day

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Many parts of the northern United States are experiencing heavy snow on April Fool’s Day. Leave it to Twitter to use the freezing temperatures to get their jokes off. Many users could not fathom that snow would fall on the jokester’s holiday, leaving many to believe that the news had …

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Oregon College Students Sue Universities Over Tuition Fees During Pandemic

Oregon College Students Sue Universities Over Tuition Charged During Pandemic

Three Oregon college students are suing the University of Oregon and Oregon State University over tuition during the COVID-19 pandemic. Caine Smith filed a lawsuit against the University of Oregon on March 19, according to CNN. Danielle Pranger and Garrett Harris both filed suit against Oregon State University on March 5. Both suits seek unspecified monetary damages and “prorated unused …

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Murder Hornets Could Return To The U.S. This Spring

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The jumbo stingers from Asia known as “Murder Hornets” could make a return to the U.S. and wreak havoc this spring as the temperatures rise and their queen bees emerge from underground to start popping out babies. According to the NY Post, Doug Yanega, a scientist at California’s Entomology Research …

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Following Deadly Texas Blackouts, ERCOT Terminates Its CEO

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Following the deadly blackouts that left millions of people without electricity and heat for days in subfreezing conditions, the Texas power grid president and CEO has been terminated. On Wednesday, The board of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, responsible for 90% of the state’s power, sent Bill Magness a …

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