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Wife Hospitalized With COVID-19 Comes Home To Find Husband Dead Due To Virus

Lisa Steadman, 58, claimed she spent eight days at a hospital to recover from COVID-19 before she returned home and discovered her husband had died from the virus.

National Petroleum Day: 5 Quotes About The Natural Resource

Today, 90% of vehicles in the world are powered by petroleum.

2 Unvaccinated Workers From Georgia Daycare Die On Same Day Due To COVID-19

A resurgent Covid-19 virus has hampered optimism about the global economic recovery

Manequeia Freeman and Leslia McClain, employees of Sugar and Spice Child Care center in Statesboro, died Sunday.

This RAMMB/NOAA satellite image shows Hurricane Zeta moving in the US Gulf Coast towards Louisiana on October 28, 2020, at 17:40 UTC

Tropical Storm Ida: Weekend Hurricane Threat Forecast For Gulf Coast; Track; Status

According to the National Hurricane Center, flooding rainfall, winds with the force of a hurricane, and a potentially life-threatening storm surge are possible in parts of Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.

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Scott Peterson Could Face New Trial As Judge Determines Jury Misconduct

Peterson, who was convicted of murder for the 2002 killing of his pregnant wife, could be facing a new trial.

James Carville Receives Praise After Defending President Biden’s Decision To Withdraw From Afghanistan

James Carville defended President Biden amid backlash from the press over Afghanistan.

Porn Star Ron Jeremy Indicted On Over 30 Charges In Sexual Assault Case

Adult film star Ron Jeremy is being held on a $6.6 million bond.

Dylann Roof Death Sentence: US Courts Uphold Conviction For Shooter Who Killed 9 Black Churchgoers

A federal court has upheld the death sentence of Dylan Roof for killing 9 members of a Black Church Congression at Mother Emanuel Methodist Episcopal Church in South Carolina in 2015.

Did Anyone Win The Powerball? Aug. 25 Winning Numbers And Saturday’s New Jackpot

The Saturday night jackpot will be worth an estimated $322 million.

Two cyclists ride down the Main Street in Sturgis, South Dakota, on August 7, 2020 as part of the huge motorcycle rally there

Critics Condemn Sturgis Rally As ‘Spreader’ Event As COVID Cases Rise 1,500% In 14 Days

South Dakota has seen 3,819 new COVID cases since the Sturgis rally.

New filings for unemployment claims have dropped for four straight weeks to a new post-pandemic low as the labor market recovers

Unemployment Claims, GDP Barely Budge In Latest US Jobs, Growth Reports

New data from the United States Department of Labor showed the number of unemployment claims inch slightly higher from where they were last, but by the lowest average since March 2020.

Florida Doctor Sells $50 Mask Exemption Letters To Parents, Gets Fired

A Florida doctor was removed from his position at the hospital after he was found selling mask opt-out letters to parents with kids in school for $50.

Experts Warn Children COVID Cases Could Climb As Schools Open, Delta Infections Surge

With no COVID vaccine for children under 12, the winter months could make the virus easier to spread, experts have warned.

National Cherry Popsicle Day: Fun Instagram Captions To Celebrate

In 1905, Frank Epperson, who was 11 years old at that time, made the snack for the first time.

Women are protesting across Australia against sexual violence and gender inequality

National Women's Equality Day: 10 Inspiring Quotes On Anniversary Of 19th Amendment

Richard Nixon, the 37th U.S. president, officially declared Aug. 26 as women's rights day.

Hong Kong is a poster child for inequality, and over the last two years the number of households earning just HK$9,100 ($1,170) or less a month has doubled to more than 149,000

COVID-19 Hospitalizations Among Children Hit Record-High In US

Children now account for 1.8% of all coronavirus-related hospitalizations and 22% of weekly reported cases in the US.

National WebMistress Day: 5 Amazing Women Who Changed The Tech World

Let's get to know more about the amazing women who made a huge impact on the tech world this National WebMistress Day.

"I have to rescue them because if I don't, they will die for sure," says Zhi of the nearly 8,000 dogs he has taken in

National Dog Day 2021: 10 Quotes, Cute Photos Celebrating Man's Best Friend

This day was started to honor and spread awareness about rescue dogs.

More than 70,000 people have been airlifted out of Afghanistan so far on hulking military transports

CIA, US Military Conducting Extraction Operations To Bring Trapped Americans To Kabul Airport

The CIA has been helping military in evacuate U.S. citizens and at-risk Afghans out of the country, but the exact number of stranded individuals has yet to be revealed.

National Secondhand Wardrobe Day: Reasons Why You Should Shop At A Thrift Store

Shopping secondhand helps us cut back on waste and save the environment.

Infant Dies Of COVID-19 In Louisiana As More Kids Contract Virus

The infant's death is the state's first reported death of a child from COVID-19 in six months.

Free Food: How To Get Free Donuts From Krispy Kreme For A Week

Find out how to get free Krispy Kreme donuts for a week.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: No Direct Payments Coming, But Other Aid Is Available

Here’s what other financial assistance is available for those who are worried about a lack of a fourth stimulus check.

US Forces Korea (USFK) administered initial doses of the Moderna vaccineÂ for military and civilian healthcare workers

More Than 800,000 Military Troops Ordered Vaccinated Immediately: ‘We Need A Healthy And Ready Force’

“To defend this Nation, we need a healthy and ready force,” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, said.

Mega Millions Winning Numbers: Did Anyone Win Aug. 24 Jackpot?

Tuesday’s Mega Millions’ jackpot was worth $270 million with a cash option of $195.9 million.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been examining the real-world performance of the two vaccines since they were first authorized among health care personnel, first responders and other frontline workers

131 Fully Vaccinated People Have Died Of COVID-19 In Massachusetts

A total of 131 fully vaccinated people died in Massachusetts last week amid the recent surge in breakthrough cases in the state.

National Banana Split Day: 5 Fun Quotes About The Ice Cream Treat

Celebrate the day by going to a local ice cream parlor and grabbing a banana split.

Many job openings have been in positions related to Covid-19 vaccine drives

Medical Expert Believes This Astounding Vaccination Number Is How We Beat COVID In The US

The Delta variant has bumped up the total percentage of the U.S population that needs vaccinations to reach herd immunity.

US President Joe Biden says he still hopes the Afghan evacuation will end on time but warns of terrorist threats

Kabul Fiasco Drags Biden Job Ratings To New Low; Most Believe He Will Leave Americans Behind

U.S. President Joe Biden’s approval ratings plunged to a new low as Americans express fears about the remaining U.S. citizens in Afghanistan who have yet to be evacuated.

National Whiskey Sour Day: Quotes, Interesting Facts About Popular Cocktail

National Whiskey Sour day is celebrated on Aug. 25 to appreciate whiskey sour, a popular cocktail in the United States.

Buildings burn as the Dixie Fire tears through downtown Greenville, California on August 4, 2021

Caldor Fire Is Top Threat Among 9 Major Fires In California: Latest News, Evacuation Orders, Air Quality Warning

Caldor Fire is now the top threat among nine other major fires in Northern California, as the blaze threatens not just structures but also residents’ health.