Western TV And Film Legend Dead At 85
The actor, best known for starring in the long-running Western series "The Virginian," died on Monday.
Navy Boss Calls Fired Captain 'Naive Or Stupid…
On Friday, the crew of the USS Theodore Roosevelt gave its fired captain an emotional sendoff , cheering and chanting his name as walked off the ship in Guam.
Cancer Patient Says Death Toll Doesn't Tell Full…
As far as he knows, retired mechanical engineer Mike Miles does not have COVID-19. But he's terrified for other reasons.
Here Is What's Really Behind The Toilet Paper…
Haters love to blame "hoarders" and "panic buyers" for the lack of toilet paper on store shelves. The truth may actually lie elsewhere.
Dr. Fauci Raises New Concerns Over Asymptomatic…
Last week, the CDC chief told NPR that as many as 25% of people infected with coronavirus may not show any symptoms. Turns out, it could be much worse.
Cardinal Pell welcomes court's dismissal of abuse…
Cardinal George Pell is welcoming Australia’s highest court clearing him of child sex crimes and says his trial had not been a referendum on the Catholic Church’s handling of the clergy abuse crisis
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Tips For Making Your Own COVID-19 Face Mask
New guidelines may force many people into making their own face masks. Here are some important tips.
6 Mild COVID-19 Symptoms You Shouldn't Ignore
6 Mild COVID-19 Symptoms You Shouldn't Ignore 1. Diarrhea, nausea and vomiting Study, 'American Journal of Gastroenterology' 2. Excess mucus production Though this symptom is also often associated with the common cold and allergies, it has been reported in over a third of COVID-19 patients. 3. Aches, pains and headaches These are common symptoms with most viruses. 4. Fatigue Dr. Susan Besser, via 'Prevention' 5. Sore throat Respiratory viruses can cause postnasal drip and a constant cough, leading to a sore throat. 6. Lost sense of smell According to the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, this "has been seen in patients ultimately testing positive for coronavirus with no other symptoms." If you are experiencing multiple mild or severe symptoms of COVID-19, call your doctor. They will be able to tell you if you qualify for testing and where to go from there.
Longtime Singer Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Another prominent celebrity has been hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19.
HHS Found a Supply Shortage. 'It's Wrong,' Trump…
The nonpartisan inspector general's office in the Department of Health and Human Services called 323 hospitals to see if they have enough supplies to care for their COVID-19 patients. They don't, says the report, which lists severe shortages. Asked about the report in his press briefing Monday, President Trump said,...
Soccer Player Carli Lloyd Speaks Out About Tokyo…
Toykyo was supposed to host the Summer Olympics in July 2020 but now it might be rescheduled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced the Olympics would be held “by the summer of 2021.” According to Allure, two-time Olympic gold medalist Carli Lloyd was set to compete in the Olympics for soccer. Lloyd said while she was disappointed about the changes, she’s “thankful” they were delayed and not cancelled. She said: “Our team has been playing very well under our new head coach Vlatko, and I knew we would go into the Olympics prepared and ready.”
Rising Hollywood Star Dies Suddenly At Age 16
The tragedy was confirmed on social media by many of the young actor's co-stars.
Coral Bleached Along Entirety Of Great Barrier…
The ARC Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies says this is the first time it's seen widespread damage along the entire 1,400-mile reef.
America's air not clearing as rapidly as Europe…
Experts believe air pollution levels in the U.S. have not dropped as rapidly as some areas in Europe and Asia, where millions have been ordered to stay at home.
Last Moment of Clarity
Trailer for 'Last Moment of Clarity' starring Samara Weaving, Brian Cox, Carly Chaikin, Udo Kier, Hal Ozsan
Cancer Patient Says Death Toll Doesn't Tell Full…
As far as he knows, retired mechanical engineer Mike Miles does not have COVID-19. But he fears that the outbreak will end up killing him and many thousands of others whether they have been infected or not. The North Carolina grandfather writes in Politico that he was diagnosed with advanced...
AP sources: MLB, union discuss playing all games…
People familiar with the discussion tell The Associated Press that putting all 30 teams in the Phoenix area and playing in empty ballparks was among the ideas discussed by Major League Baseball and the players’ association
The Pandemic Has Led to a Global Drop in Air…
The Pandemic Has Led to a Global Drop in Air Pollution Satellite images from the European Space Agency have shown that air pollution levels around the world have decreased as a result of the slowing of industrial activity. The ESA’s Sentinel-5P satellite has shown that nitrogen dioxide levels over cities in Asia and Europe are significantly lower than in the same period last year. Paul Monks, a professor of air pollution at the University of Leicester, has said that a reduction in air pollution may benefit those vulnerable to COVID-19. Paul Monks, via Wired Monks also referred to the sudden shift as the “largest-scale experiment ever seen.”
Cops Believe Stepmom Killed Boy, Reported Him…
Colorado Springs woman Letecia Stauch reported her 11-year-old stepson Gannon missing on Jan. 27. Investigators believe she murdered him earlier that day. According to an arrest affidavit seen by People , investigators believe the 36-year-old woman killed the boy in his bedroom. "Evidence recovered from the residence and inside Gannon’s bedroom...
Wisconsin Governor Signs Executive Order To…
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers issued an executive order about postponing Wisconsin’s primary election. According to Reuters, he wants to move the election from April 7 to June 9. Evers cited health risks as the reason but Republicans said they would challenge it in the state Supreme Court. Evers tried to cancel in-person voting and extend the time to return absentee ballots into late May. Republicans rejected that proposal and Evers then moved forward with his executive order.