Zoom calls are being used for everything nowadays. From work to connecting with loved ones, Zoom has been the central place where big decisions are being made and birthdays are being celebrated. But what about handing down death sentences?
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar says America’s unhealth habits are part of the reason the coronavirus death toll has been so high in the U.S.
According to numerous studies, if the vast majority of us were wearing masks in public, we could halt the spread of the coronavirus until a vaccine is ready.
A blast inside a downtown Los Angeles building storing smoking and vaping products brought hundreds of firefighters to the scene Saturday evening. Eleven firefighters were reported injured from the blast, according to the L.A. Fire Department.
Phyllis George, 1971’s Miss America who would later become a pioneer in female sportscasting by co-hosting CBS’s The NFL Today in 1975, passed Thursday at 70 after a battle with a blood disorder.
Two days after condemning U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for accusing China of hiding information about the Coronavirus outbreak, China’s ambassador to Israel, Du Wei, was found dead in his apartment in Tel Aviv Sunday. Wei was appointed envoy in February during the pandemic and had previously served as China’s ambassador to the Ukraine.
One Maryland woman likely won’t be nominated for Mother of the Year after she reportedly left her children inside a locked car while she received an illegal manicure.
One positive aspect of this year’s virtual graduation ceremonies is many schools and universities have been able to land bigger names for their commencement addresses because the stars don’t have to leave their homes to do them. And high schoolers across the country this weekend will hear from one of the biggest names of all: Barack Obama.
