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A Disneyland sign is posted at an empty entrance to Disneyland on September 30, 2020 in Anaheim, California

When Can Disneyland Reopen? California COVID-19 Guidelines Allow Limited Capacity At Amusement Park

Disneyland will reopen with COVID-19 safety restrictions in place.

Senate Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill, Including $1,400 Stimulus Checks

President Joe Biden has argued the economy needs the $1.9 trillion in stimulus spending he has proposed, which has caused the budget deficit and debt to increase

The Senate passed the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan Saturday in a party-line, all-night "vote-a-rama." The bill was passed 50-49 after Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, missed the vote.

Why Cancer Scares Have Been Related To The COVID-19 Vaccine

Dr Stephaun Wallace, who leads the global external relations strategies COVID-19 Prevention Network at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, receives his second injection from Dr. Tia Babu during the Novavax Covid-19 vaccine phase 3 clinical trial a

Cancer scares have been related to the COVID-19 vaccine because of the side effect of enlarged lymph nodes.

Members of the National Guard remain in Washington as part of the enhanced security posture that has been in place since the deadly riot at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021

Trump White House Staff Had Communication With Proud Boys Member Before Jan. 6

News has been released that there was some communication between a White House staff member and a Proud Boy just days before Jan. 6.

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US Labor Department Reports All-Time Lows for Unemployment Claims

Unemployment Claims Weekly Rise Not As Bad As Dow Jones Estimate

Despite the weather's effect, weekly jobless claims are rising at a slower pace than estimated

National Absinthe Day 2021: Facts, Quotes To Share About 'The Green Fairy'

Absinthe is a combination of spirits and herbs, mainly fennel, anise, and a type of wormwood called Artemisia absinthium.

These Are 16 States With No Face Mask Mandates Despite CDC COVID Guidance

Several states have lifted their face mask mandate but many still encourage people to wear them.

National Day Of Unplugging 2021: Quotes On Digital Detox

National Day of Unplugging is celebrated annually in the United States on the first Friday in March.

Pharmacist Madeline Acquilano fills a syringe with the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine in the US state of Connecticut

Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Did Use Aborted Fetal Cell Lines: What Does This Mean?

Some religious conservatives have advised against getting the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine, arguing the formula utilizes aborted fetal cells.

North Carolina Cop Sparks Animal Abuse Investigation After Disturbing K9 Dog Training Video

An officer was recorded dragging his K-9 during dog training.

A gorilla troop at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park that tested positive for Covid-19

Monkeys Become First Animals To Receive COVID Vaccine In Test Trial

The first animal to receive the experimental COVID vaccine was an orangutan named Karen from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

National Grammar Day 2021: Funny Quotes To Share With Everyone

The day was established in 2008 by author Martha Brockenbrough, who is also the founder of the Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar.

National Sons Day 2021: Inspirational Quotes To Share On This Special Occasion

This day can be celebrated by spending quality time with sons and telling them how you feel about them.

March Forth! Simple Ways To Observe 'National Hug A GI Day'

It is celebrated on the only day of the year that sounds like a military command.

4,300 Allegedly Received Wrong COVID-19 Vaccine Dosage In California, State Denies Claims

People at the Oakland site were only given 0.2 ml of the vaccine instead of the 0.3 ml recommended, two EMTs claimed. State authorities disputed the report.

The CDC Is Promoting Zombie Apocalypse Preparedness?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is sharing survival tips for a Zombie Apocalypse.

A Look At Dr. Oz's Resume, Net Worth After TV Star Saves Man's Life At Airport

Dr. Oz is known to be a personality TV host, but he's first known as a doctor and a surgeon who saves lives daily.

Three women have accused New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of harassment, including two former aides

Andrew Cuomo Is ‘Not Going To Resign,’ NY Governor Denies Inappropriately Touching Aide

Andrew Cuomo will not vacate his position as governor of New York.

Philadelphia Union Leader Arrested On Extortion Charges After Threatening Contractor

A Philadelphia union leader faces extortion allegations.

No Texas Mask Mandate, But You’ll Still Need One If You Go Here

Texas will eliminate its face mask mandate on March 10, but these businesses will still require them.

National Anthem Day 2021: Full Text Of 'The Star Spangled Banner'

"The Star-Spangled Banner" was written by Francis Scott Key.

California Crash Kills 13, SUV Carried Human Smugglers And Illegal Immigrants, Reports Say

The fatal crash occurred Tuesday when an SUV packed with 25 people drove into a trailer truck near the Mexican border.

"Covid has taken over" says Beverly Veres, feeling abandoned by health authorities as her two sons battle heroin addiction

'Long COVID' Symptoms May Improve After Getting Vaccine, Early Reports Suggest

Patients suffering from chronic COVID-19 symptoms have reported rapid improvements after receiving a first dose of coronavirus vaccine.

Why Some Catholics Are Being Told Not To Get The Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine

The Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans is telling its members the shot is “morally compromised.”

Dr. Seuss Birthday: Inspirational Quotes By The Popular Author

Some of his most popular works include "The Cat in the Hat," "Green Eggs and Ham" and "Horton Hears a Who!"

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine May Be Best For Younger People: Here's Why

J&J's coronavirus vaccine only requires a single dose to protect against moderate to severe cases of COVID-19.

The rollout of vaccines around the world, slowing infection rates and the prospect of more US stimulus continues to support markets, though inflation worries persist

Emergency Crews Save COVID-19 Vaccines By Boat After Flooding In Kentucky

The batch was moved from the Lee County Health Department in Beattyville after heavy rains disrupted the power supply.

Man Kills Officer After Argument Over Face Mask At New Orleans School

Tulane University police officer Martinus Mitchum intervened when John Shallerhorn punched a school staffer after refusing to wear a face covering.

National Read Across America Day 2021: 17 Inspiring Quotes About Reading

These quotes may inspire you to pick up a good book.

Twitter says it wants to reach 315 million 'monetizable' users in 2023

Twitter To Start Banning Accounts That Share COVID-19 Misinformation

Twitter will implement a "strike system" that would target accounts sharing misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines.

University Of Texas Donors Slammed After Threatening Funding Amid ‘Eyes of Texas’ Controversy

Donors at the University of Texas are receiving backlash over emails about “The Eyes Of Texas” song.

Women's History Month 2021: 9 Quotes From Inspirational Women Over The Years

March is Women's History Month and all month long the accomplishments of women are celebrated.

Fraternity Suspended Following Suspicious Death Of VCU Freshman

Virginia Commonwealth University has launched an investigation into the death of 19-year-old Adam Oakes.

The United States has given emergency authorization to Johnson & Johnson's Covid vaccine

How Soon Can You Get The Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine?

“We’re shipping 4 million literally as we speak,” Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky said.

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