Coronavirus Long-Term Effects: Oregon Woman Suffering From COVID-19 Since March
"I get these feelings, like surges of adrenaline, inside my body and it just courses," Chelsea Alionar said of her coronavirus symptoms.
COVID-19 Scam: Thieves Fool Texas Woman By Saying Her Water Has 'Coronavirus Contamination'
The thieves took the victim's jewelry while some distracted her with their "inspection."
Deadlier Than COVID-19: China Warns Of 'Unknown Pneumonia' Affecting Kazakhstan
The Chinese embassy said the Kazakh Ministry of Health is doing a comparative study, with the help of other scientific agencies, between the novel coronavirus and the pneumonia virus but there are still no conclusive findings.
What Is Broken Heart Syndrome? Coronavirus Stress Can Lead To Heart Dysfunction
"We've seen that as an increase in non-coronavirus deaths, and our study says that stress cardiomyopathy has gone up because of the stress that the pandemic has created," experts from the Cleveland Clinic said.
You Can Receive The First Experimental Coronavirus Vaccine: Here's How To Join Trials
"You will be part of something special," said one of the doctors leading the large-scale vaccine trials, which will begin in late July or early August.
George Floyd Pleaded For Breath 20 Times, New Body Camera Transcript Reveals
Floyd also begged, “Please don’t shoot me Mr. Officer, please" as he was being handcuffed and brought to the squad car.
Teachers Union Boss 'Double Dog Dares' Trump Over Coronavirus School Reopening: 'Breathe That Air'
National Education Association President Lily Eskelsen Garcia said that the teachers want the children back in school but emphasis must be given on reopening in-person classes "safely."
Tennessee Church Gives $1,000 Each To Local Cops In Support Of Law Enforcement
"All the personnel of the Jonesborough Police Department, you have our appreciation, our encouragement, our support, and our church wants to show that with more than words," Pastor Perry Cleek said.
Retailer Group Representing Target And Home Depot Urges Governors To Make Face Masks Mandatory
The Retail Industry Leaders Association said "a uniform approach is essential" since conflicts stem from how customers and law enforcers interpret the face mask rules of most stores.
Teenager Survives 30 Hours In California Wilderness After Evading Gunman Who Killed His Dad
Jack Gershman was rescued by the Sierra County Sheriff's Office on July 4 and was generally in good health when he was found.
Texas Coronavirus Surge: State Records 10K COVID-19 Cases In Single Day, Hospitals Fear Being Swamped
Texas is only the third U.S. state to record 10,000 cases in a single day, after New York in April, and Florida, raising worries a wave of COVID-19 patients will overwhelm its healthcare system.
Police Brutality: Phoenix Police Kill Man In Parked Car, Ignite New Protests
A video of the incident showed the police seemingly firing at will on James Porter Garcia's vehicle as onlookers asked the cops to stop the shooting. The Phoenix Police released body camera video showing the man was armed.
Jefferson's Descendant Wants Founder's Memorial Replaced By Monument To Harriet Tubman
"I am the sixth-generation great-grandson of a slave owner," Lucian K. Truscott IV said in an op-ed piece he wrote to support the removal of his great-grandfather's memorial.
What Is Blackout Day 2020? Here's Everything To Know About The Economic Protest
The organizers of Blackout Day 2020 hope to leverage the spending power of the Black community to benefit the community economically and improve its social situation.
South Dakota Governor Joined Trump On Air Force One After Coronavirus Exposure
Gov. Kristi Noem's communications director said that there is no need for the governor to self-isolate because she had tested negative for COVID-19 before she met with the president.
Coronavirus Vaccine: Panel Of Experts To Determine Who Gets Vaccinated First In The US
"I think, that people are a little uneasy about the government calling the shots here," National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Dr. Francis Collins said.
Beijing Can Arrest Critics Traveling Through Hong Kong Under New Security Law
Legal experts said that the new security law will change the legal system of Hong Kong, allowing mainland operatives to make arrests in the region with impunity.
US Coronavirus: Over 100 Frat Students Positive For COVID-19 In University Of Washington
The Interfraternity Council confirmed that 15 fraternity houses with 117 students self-reported the outbreak of cases before the university.
Massachusetts City Council Unanimously Approves Polyamory In Domestic Partnerships
The ordinance was going to allow unmarried partners to visit the hospital, should one of them get sick with COVID-19.
California Coronavirus Cases See Big Spike, Newsom Imposes New COVID-19 Lockdown
Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Orange, along with 16 other counties, will be in the County Monitoring List for the next three days while bars, movie theaters, museums, zoos, family entertainment sites and card rooms will close for the next three weeks.
Chicago Police Department Deploys 1,200 More Officers For July 4 Weekend
These cops will be assigned to "hotspots" that have had a surge of violence during two weekends.
Texas 'Bar Lives Matter' Protesters Sue Gov. Greg Abbott For Forced Closures
Citing that they have been unfairly singled out, the bar owners said in the lawsuit that allowing other businesses to open, while bars have to shut down, is a violation of the state's constitution.
Los Angeles Restaurant Closes Amid Conflicts With Customers Over Face Mask
The taquerias staff are apparently "exhausted" from conflicts with customers who refuse to follow their police and wear a face covering.
A Coronavirus Vaccine Has To Be 50% Effective To Be Approved, FDA Says
The FDA's guidance says vaccines will have to undergo a full FDA licensure process that involves a large clinical trial showing people who have been vaccinated have developed protection against coronavirus.
Face Mask Mandate: Black Kansas City Mayor Receives Death Threats, Racial Slur
Quinton Lucas was told to "swing from a tree" in a text message after he implemented the order in his city.
Little Caesars Fires Two Workers For Swastika Sign In Couple's Order
"They were playing on each other and the other employee, and the pizza was never intended to go out," the customer was told.
US Coronavirus: Over 200 Gym Buffs Exposed To COVID-19 In West Virginia
Planet Fitness Senior Vice President of Communications McCall Gosselin said that as of June 29, no other members or employees have reported any coronavirus symptoms after they were informed of the COVID-19 positive member.
Ford, Adidas Join List Of Companies Boycotting Facebook Ads
They join other brands like Best Buy, Clorox, Starbucks, Coca-Cola, Honda, Unilever, The North Face, Hershey's Levi's, Verizon, HP, Denny's and Ben & Jerry's in a campaign launched by various groups to #StopHateForProfit.
Trump Directs Barr, DOJ To Prioritize Prosecution Of Those Who Destroy Monuments
The president has previously tweeted the same threats against the destruction of historical sites amid rising mob violence that started with the protests against police brutality and racism after George Floyd's death on May 25.
'Back the Blue' Rallies: 500 Show Up For NYPD; Ozarks Plan Support For Weekend
"It's basically letting them know that we do care, we haven't forgotten about them and their lives matter to us," MaryAnn Sterne, a resident said.