The American Academy of Pediatrics encouraged schools to have the goal of “having students physically present in school” despite the rising tide of COVID-19 infections nationwide.
Most people in the U.S. will lose an hour this Sunday thanks to daylight saving time, which is designed to cause sunrise and sunset to happen later in the day, giving people a bit more daylight for their activities.
In a brief statement released Sunday, the group said it’s “moving forward” without Flavor Flav. “We thank him for his years of service and wish him well,” the group said.
Republican Joe Walsh announced on Twitter Friday morning he is suspending his GOP presidential challenge to President Donald Trump, saying in part “our fight against the Cult of Trump is just getting started.”
In court Monday, District Judge Tammie Kent couldn’t hold back her dismay that the Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot may have violated her gag order by giving a TV interview the night before the opening of Amber Guyger’s trial.
Police said the victims were wearing orange wristbands as part of a party or event, but authorities said the suspected drug overdose happened after the group arrived at the apartment, where they all took drugs at the same time.
Each record had a Facebook user’s ID, which is a long string of numbers that can be traced back to a user’s account, as well as their phone number. More than 130 million of the exposed records were from the U.S.
GNC Chairman and CEO Ken Martindale said 700 to 900 low-performing locations could close as a result of ongoing streamlining, he revealed during a quarter 2 earnings call on Tuesday.
Starting possibly as early as 2020, NASA will allow private astronauts to perform missions of up to 30 days on the space station for endeavors connected to approved commercial and marketing efforts.
The Navy said the USS Chancellorsville was recovering a helicopter when the Russian vessel closed “to approximately 50-100 feet putting the safety of her crew and ship at risk.”
In a bulletin describing the authorization of additional liquid national gas exports from Texas, a Department of Energy official called the fossil fuel “freedom gas.”
Aurora Packing Company, Inc., of North Aurora, Ill., is recalling about 62,112 pounds of raw beef products out of concerns that the products may be contaminated with E. coli.
Antonio Burgos reached out to an ICE officer and offered him money in exchange for the deportation of his wife, who he had met in El Salvador and was in the midst of divorcing.
Eight people has been hospitalized and 72 cases have been reported in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Virginia, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.
