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Woman Coughs In Bartender's Face After Being Called Out For Not Wearing Mask

A California woman was caught on camera coughing in the face of a bartender after being confronted about not wearing a mask.

Mexico City Security Chief Wounded In Attack

Mexico City's Public Safety chief said from his hospital bed that he was hit by three bullets in the attack he said was carried out by the powerful Jalisco New Generation drug cartel

Mexico City security chief wounded in attack

Tennessee Amber Alert: 9-Month-Old Braelee Rayne Trapp 'Forcibly' Taken, Suspect Wanted For Aggravated Kidnapping

According to the alert, the infant, identified as Braelee Rayne Trapp, was forcibly taken by 44-year-old Tony Lynn Lanier on Thursday (June 25) evening.

Ohio Amber Alert: 15-Month-Old Nova Sheridan Abducted By Father From Youngstown Home

“Biological father broke into the home of the biological mother by force and took the baby,” the amber alert stated.

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The Smithfield Foods plant in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, has been closed until further notice due to coronavirus

Coronavirus Safety Concerns: Meatpacking Workers Not Showing Up To Work Amid Pandemic, Unions Say

On April 28, President Trump issued an executive order to keep meatpacking facilities open, in order to keep the U.S. food supply chain intact.

SylvanSport, a Brevard, NC, maker of outdoor gear, shifted into manufacturing face shields and other PPE.

How To Become A COVID-19 PPE Maker

What's involved in turning a company into a PPE maker and doing so in a matter of days? Here's how several businesses pulled it off.

The International Air Transport Association has suggested several measures to limit the risk of infection, including collecting passenger data ahead of travel and allowing only staff and same-day travellers into airports

Face Masks, Health Checks And Long Check-ins: The Future Of Flying

Face masks, health checks and long check-ins: the future of flying

Let the fans in: Roger Federer not keen on behind closed doors events

Toni Nadal Differs With Roger Federer’s Opinion About The Empty Stadium Proposal

Roger Federer has shared before that he finds it difficult to imagine playing in an empty stadium. Toni Nadal shared that while he understands the 20-time Grand Slam winner's sentiment, he disagrees with it as well.

US Protesters Risk COVID-19 'For Health Of Nation'

US protesters risk COVID-19 'for health of nation'

Apple said it would reopen stores in four US states and await guidance in others as coronavirus lockdowns ease in some parts of the United States

Apple Stores Reopening: Precautionary Measures Apple Is Implementing Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Here are the precautionary measures Apple is taking in its stores amid COVID-19.

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Nurse Gets Suspended After Wearing Only Underwear Under Transparent PPE

A Russian nurse who wore only bra and panties underneath a see-through PPE gown was suspended by officials of the hospital where she was working, reports say.

Here's How Flying Will Change: Blood Tests, Face Masks, Onboard Janitors

The new enemy of air travel is COVID-19. And just like 9/11, it figures to usher in a slew of new health and safety measures that could make the frisking of old people appear normal.

A worker prepares traditional Chinese herbal medicines at Beijing's Capital Medical University Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital

Coronavirus: Don't Use Chinese Herbal Drugs To Treat COVID-19 Without Caution, Warns Study

Millions of people have crowded into drug stores to purchase traditional herbal remedies as a just-in-case remedy for COVID-19. But a new study warns the public about these drugs.

Crews had entered the building to battle what was initially thought to be a minor blaze

11 Firefighters Injured In Los Angeles Battling Blaze

11 firefighters injured in Los Angeles battling blaze

"If it is a common disease, then even rare complications will happen frequently," said Babak Javid, a consultant in infectious diseases at Cambridge University Hospitals

COVID-19 Prevention: Scientists Discover Durable, Washable Textile Coating That Repels Viruses

When the spread of COVID-19 amongst healthcare professionals resulted in a shortage of PPE, finding a solution that offers better protection alongside allowing the reusability of these items can be paramount.

Two Suspects Arrested For Fighting Target Employees For Not Wearing Face Masks

As they approached the exit, one of the suspects suddenly turned around and punched one of the employees in the face.

This robot is capable of taking elevators and navigating hallways to deliver food to hotel guests

Robots And Cameras: China's Sci-fi Quarantine Watch

Robots and cameras: China's sci-fi quarantine watch

Missing North Carolina Women: Lesbian Couple's Disappearance 'Suspicious,' Sister Blames Police Response

A couple from Wilmington, North Carolina, has been missing since April 15 in a case that many close to them are calling suspicious.

A woman wearing a protective mask walks out of a metro station next to a sign announcing the distribution of face masks to commuters after complaints over shortages of supplies to medical professionals

French Health Staff Up In Arms Over Newly Found Mask Supplies

French health staff up in arms over newly found mask supplies

Bill Gates: This Is What You Need to Know About Coronavirus Vaccine

"It might be a bit hard to see right now, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel," Gates said.

Amber Alert Lifted: Sloan Lipnick Found Safe In Maryland

The 9-year-old Lipnick went missing early Saturday after she was last seen in the Denver metro area.

China released new rules Saturday saying even non-medical masks must meet both national and international quality standards

China Seizes Over 89 Million Shoddy Face Masks

China seizes over 89 million shoddy face masks

coronavirus respirators ordered by Canada from China were non-compliant

Canada Orders 1 Million Respirators From China, Regrettably Unfit To Fight Coronavirus

The one million KN95 respirators bought by Canada from China have reportedly failed to meet federal COVID-19 standards for use by Canadian frontline health professionals.