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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

12 Fully Vaccinated Texans Die Of COVID-19

Health officials in El Paso reported 750 new COVID-19 cases in the past week, including 189 breakthrough infections.

What Is The Jett Hawkins Law? Illinois Bans Hairstyle Discrimination, 'This Is Bigger Than Just Hair'

Illinois law put into place to ban schools from telling kids their hair is against the rules.

Biden Defends Afghanistan Withdrawal: 'I Stand Squarely Behind My Decision'

US President Joe Biden said the US military mission in Afghanistan will end on August 31

President Biden stood by his decision to remove all U.S. troops from Afghanistan bringing an end to America's longest war. The move is expected to be completed by Aug. 31.

A satellite image from September 2019 of Tropical Storm Dorian. US forecasters predict an 'above normal' 2020 Atlantic hurricane season

Tropical Storm Fred Update: Storm Surges, Isolated Tornadoes And More Threatens Florida Panhandle

Tropical storm Fred could cause flooding and other damages to the Florida Panhandle area.

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The WHO says the efficacy results of China's Sinovac COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine show it prevents symptomatic disease in 51 percent of those vaccinated

US Barreling Towards 200,000 Daily COVID Cases: This Is A ‘Heartbreaking Situation,’ NIH Director Warns

“We're in a world of hurt and it's a critical juncture to try to do everything we can to turn that around,” National Institutes of Health Director, Dr. Francis Collins, said.

National Roller Coaster Day: Five Best Rides In The World

While these are some of the most thrilling rides in the world, the best, Falcon Flights, is still under construction in Saudi Arabia.

National Tell A Joke Day: 15 Short Jokes That You Can Easily Remember

National Tell A Joke Day is a great chance for you to make new friends.

11 Georgia Schools Shut Down After COVID Outbreak Infects 76 Students, 67 Staff Members

"Many of our staff members have reported that this has been the most difficult start of a new year they’ve ever experienced,” the school district said.

National Rum Day: Facts, Health Benefits And Interesting Quotes About The Popular Liquor

Rum is the third most popular alcoholic drink in the United States after Vodka and Whiskeys.

National Airborne Day: Significance And Interesting Facts About Sky Soldiers

National Airborne Day commemorates the first official Army parachute jump on Aug. 16, 1940, which soon led to the formation of the U.S. Army Airborne Units.

Missing Mercedes Lain Update: Silver Alert Issued For 11-Month-Old Indiana Baby

The baby was last seen with a 37-year-old man, identified as Justin Lee Miller.

Hector Lopez, a 26-year-old in hospital with Covid-19, said that his family was not careful enough

Fully Vaccinated Oregon Woman Dies 1 Day After COVID-19 Diagnosis

Health authorities said the woman, who was 47 at the time of death, had underlying medical conditions.

Nepal on Monday rolled out second Covid-19 vaccine jabs for nearly 1.4 million elderly people

COVID-19 Booster Shot: Who Is Eligible For A Third Vaccine Jab?

Immunocompromised patients would not be required to show prescriptions or a doctor's note to receive the third dose.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: $2,000/ Month Petition Surpasses 2.8 Million Signature

The petition calls for the U.S. Congress to send monthly recurring checks to American adults and children until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.

What Is Naegleria? Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Kills 7-Year-Old California Boy

A 7-year-old in California died after an encounter with a rare brain-eating amoeba.

Frozen Shrimp Recall Issued Over Salmonella Risk Expanded To More Brands

Avanti Frozen Foods is expanding its frozen shrimp recall to more brands due to possible contamination.

Did Anyone Win The Powerball? Aug. 14 Winning Numbers And Wednesday’s New Jackpot

There was one instant millionaire following Saturday night’s lottery drawing.

National Relaxation Day 2021: 10 Quotes About Leisure Time To Share On This Occasion

To celebrate this day, take a break from your work and indulge in things that help you relax.

The United States began inoculating teens -- like 13-year-old Charles Muro in Connecticut -- with Pfizer-BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine in May 2021, and Moderna is now the second firm to seek a US green light to administer its shot to adolescents

6 Of The Biggest COVID Stories You Missed This Week

Here are six of the biggest COVID stories to hit this week.

Philippine and US Marines taking part in a joint exercise in San Antonio, Zambales province, in 2014

National Code Talkers Day: Celebrate Contributions Of Native Americans During World War II

Code Talkers refers to an elite group of U.S. Marines who developed an unbreakable code using their native language.

People play during bowling league games at Sheffield Lanes in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania

National Bowling Day: History And Facts About The Game

Bowling is perhaps the oldest game in the history of mankind, with Egyptians said to be practicing it nearly 5,000 years ago.

National Social Security Day: Interesting Facts, Benefits About The Policy

National Social Security Day is a day to remember the less fortunate people in society and think about ways to improve their conditions.

National Financial Awareness Day: Simple Ways To Increase Stability

There are simple ways people can begin their road to financial stability on National Financial Awareness Day.

Las Vegas Supermarket Collapse Injures 4; Cause Unknown

Four people were injured after a supermarket collapsed in Las Vegas, Nevada, Friday morning. Three of those injured were reportedly homeless people.

Analysts fear the impact of the next few months as unemployment benefits adn eviction moratoriums expire

Supreme Court Partially Blocks New York’s Eviction Moratorium, Leaving Tenants At Risk

Tenants now have to prove economic hardship in court rather than filling a form to prevent eviction.

Apple said revenue from iPhone sales jumped some 50 percent and posted increases for its increasingly important services such as digital payments, music, streaming television and gaming

Bipartisan House Bill Looks To Target Apple & Google

The bill looks to prevent app stores from forcing providers to use alternate app stores and payment systems.

A Third COVID Shot? FDA Authorizes Booster For Immunocompromised Individuals

A third dose of the COVID vaccine has been approved for certain individuals.

COVID-Infected Child Sent To School By Parents: More Than 80 Students Potentially Exposed

The child attended school for two days before it was discovered that they had tested positive for the virus.

Cookie Cake Sold At Walmart Bakeries Recalled In Multiple States

The recalled products were sold in bakeries at Walmart stores in 23 states.

Was Lollapalooza A Super Spreader Event? Chicago Health Officials Report Hundreds Of COVID Cases

Lollapalooza, Chicago's biggest festival, reported 2013 COVID-19 cases.

Julie Tran holds her phone during a candlelight vigil in California on March 17, 2021 to unite against violence targeting Asians after a shooting left eight people dead in Atlanta, Georgia, including at least six Asian women

Racism In US: Over 9,000 Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Since Start Of Pandemic

Over 9,000 anti-Asian hate crimes have occurred in the U.S. since the coronavirus pandemic began according to the group Stop Asian American Pacific Islander Hate.