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COVID Scams Trick Americans Out Of $544M, FTC Reports

The FTC said that it received nearly 589,000 consumer complaints about COVID-related scams from Jan. 1, 2020 through Aug. 30, 2021.

Which States Continue To Ban Evictions After Supreme Court Moratorium Ruling?

The U.S. Supreme Court brought an end to President Joe Biden’s eviction moratorium extension last week, but these states are continuing to provide ways for renters to stay in their homes.

US Consumer Confidence Drops Sharply In August On Delta Fears

Many US businesses have again imposed mask-wearing requirements as Covid-19 infections rise

The surge in infections and hospitalizations due to the new variant has caused businesses to re-impose mask-wearing requirements, while the end of government stimulus benefits has taken a toll on free-spending consumers.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has come under fire for his handling of the public health response to COVID-19

These 2 Florida School Districts Have Mask Mandates And Now They’re Paying The Price

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration moved on Monday to withhold monthly funding from two local school districts that enacted mask mandates in a bold act of defiance after a local court ruled against him last week.

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Unvaccinated Illinois Mother’s Rights To See Son Restored By Judge Who Barred It In The First Place

An Illinois judge on Monday reversed his decision of barring an unvaccinated mother from seeing her son.

Charli and Dixie with parents Marc and Heidi D’Amelio

TikTok Influencers Dixie And Charli D’Amelio Open Up About Viral Fame

Dixie and Charli D’Amelio will premiere their new eight-episode reality show series, "The D’Amelio Show" on Hulu, which is scheduled for Sept. 3.

Rocket League is among the most popular games in corporate eSports leagues

China's New Gaming Restrictions May Drastically Reshape Country's Esports Scene

Newly-imposed restrictions may prevent talented young Chinese gamers from entering esports.

Rawad's brother Rayan, 14, is also set to move to the public school system

Lebanon's 'New Poor' Pull Children Out Of Private School

Lebanon's 'new poor' pull children out of private school

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Infographic: Global Vaccine Timeline Stretches Beyond 2023

While major economies in Latin America are expected to achieve widespread coverage by mid-2022, the picture looks bleaker in Asia.

Three-quarters of organs are transported by commercial airlines, which carry them free of charge, but those that cannot wait are flown in a private jet

For Transplants, Covid Complicates The Race Against Time

For transplants, Covid complicates the race against time

International companies choose Hong Kong for its regional access, low taxes, legal system and financial services

Hong Kong Dismisses Business Pushback Over 'Zero-Covid' Strategy

Hong Kong dismisses business pushback over 'zero-Covid' strategy

Bruno Fernandes, Paul Pogba, Mason Greenwood

Manchester United Star Who Lost His Position To Bruno Will Remain At Old Trafford

Manchester United are currently placed third in the 2021-22 season.

Hospitals in Louisiana are hammered amid a furious virus surge that has brought the state's daily average infections to 126 per 100,000 inhabitants

5,056 Breakthrough Cases, 69 Fully Vaccinated Deaths Recorded In West Virginia

As of Monday, there were over 16,000 active COVID-19 cases in West Virginia.

People arrive to hear Doctor Sherri Tenpenny speak at a "Freedom Crusade" event on August 5, 2021, in Huntington Beach, California

Tenpenny's Gospel: How An Indebted US Physician Sells Covid Falsehoods

Tenpenny's gospel: How an indebted US physician sells Covid falsehoods

Greek third seed Stefanos Tsitsipas rallied to win the last two sets and defeat Britain's Andy Murray on Monday in a dramatic first-round match atthe US Open

Osaka Advances While Tsitsipas Escapes Murray At US Open

Osaka advances while Tsitsipas escapes Murray at US Open

The study followed nearly 1,300 people hospitalised for Covid between January and May 2020 in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, the first city affected by the pandemic

80 Fully Vaccinated People Die Of COVID-19 In Minnesota; 12,559 Breakthrough Cases Recorded

The number of breakthrough infections has increased in the state since early July.

Grandpa Allegedly Sells Drugs From Retirement Home

A 62-year-old man in Sydney, Australia, faces several charges after he was allegedly caught running a drug ring from his retirement home.

The Delta variant has breached China's defences, with record local infections in dozens of cites

New COVID-19 Variant With 'Increased Transmissibility', Antibody Evasion Discovered In Several Countries

The new variant was first identified in May in the Mpumalanga and Gauteng provinces in South Africa.

US President Joe Biden will hope to pivot from the Afghan disaster to his domestic agenda

After Afghanistan, Biden Stakes Presidency On Domestic Battles

After Afghanistan, Biden stakes presidency on domestic battles

In this screengrab, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II accepts a Critics Choice award on February 2, 2021; he stars in box-office topping slasher film 'Candyman'

Slasher Film 'Candyman' Slices Way To Top N.America Box Office

Slasher film 'Candyman' slices way to top N.America box office

Ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug, has been widely distributed in Latin America as a treatment for coronavirus

Ohio Judge Allows Ivermectin As Treatment For A COVID Patient, Ignoring FDA Warnings

The order will allow a COVID patient to be administered 30 milligrams of ivermectin daily for three weeks.

Students and parents arrive masked for the first day of the school year at an elementary school in Los Angeles

5 States' Mask Bans Face An Education Department Civil Rights Investigation; How A Republican Governor Responded

Banning mask mandates in schools could infringe with the need of students with disabilities.

Global Stocks Rise As Taper Fears Fade

Global stocks rise as taper fears fade

US President Joe Biden says unvaccinated Americans are "sowing confusion" after being asked about potential uncertainty regarding the recent mask mandate. People fully vaccinated against Covid-19 in high-risk parts of the United States have been advised t

Biden Escalates Battle With GOP Governors, Launches Civil Rights Inquiries Into States' Mask Bans

The Education Department announced a series of civil rights investigations across five states that are banning mask mandates, marking an escalation in the fight between the Biden administration and Republican governors over mask mandates.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot called on the Midwestern city's 2.7 million people to go out only for essential tasks or to attend work or school, to scrap Thanksgiving plans and to avoid travel

Bus Driver Shortage Prompts Chicago Public Schools To Pay Families To Get Students To Class

Chicago Public Schools (CPS) is facing a problem of how to get kids to school amidst a bus driver shortage, and is now setting up a program to pay parents to drive their own kids to school.

US Senator Rand Paul, seen in November 2020, has been outspoken in opposing arms sales to the United Arab Emirates despite his usual support of President Donald Trump

Rand Paul Blames ‘Hatred For Trump’ For FDA’s Hesitance To Study Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine

Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky believes the FDA is intentionally avoiding studies for ivermectin And hydroxychloroquine.

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