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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned that an outbreak of a rare but serious polio-like illness that mostly effects children could be coming soon! Yeah, we’re already in the middle of a pandemic and now this? 🤷🏾‍♂️. The rare condition is called Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM for short – and YOU STILL DON’T […]

According to the New York State Department of Health, COVID-19 numbers are down enough to allow visitation in nursing homes to resume, starting July 15. Social distancing measures will still be in place and there will be restrictions on how many visitors can be in the room at the same time. Things like temperature checks […]

On Friday, President Donald Trump commuted the prison sentence of his long time advisor, Roger Stone Jr. Stone is charged with 7 felony crimes and was about to be incarcerated for 40 months before the president intervened. Before using his position of power to pardon his friend, the president released a statement saying that Stone […]

In a statement released by San Fransisco Mayor London Breed, the city will not be using the police force to respond to non-criminal calls. The city will be using what they call “non law enforcement agencies” which consist of unarmed professionals who will take over calls for things like homelessness, mental health issues and noise […]

On July 9th the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that almost half of Oklahoma is confirmed Native American Territory. This means that any Native American resident on those lands cannot be taken to state criminal court, they can only be tried by a federal one instead. This all started when a member of the Seminole Nation […]

Roseland Water Park in Canandaigua announced that it will be open for business starting July 10. The park will open with limited capacity and the only open ares will be the Wave Pool (without waves) and the splash factory. Online tickets can be purchased here and by calling 585-396-2000. Children under 2 are free. Park […]

Black-ish actress Marsai Martin has decided to team up with the Urban School Food Alliance and the Student Voice Coalition to pay school lunch fees for every child in America. According to a press release, “School Lunch for All is a national campaign led by The Soze Agency and Galaxy Gives to ensure that school […]

Amusement parks in Japan just reopened after months of being shutdown. There’s a new stipulation for people attending to those amusement parks to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The new guidelines at amusement parks includes increase cleaning procedures, face mask requirements, temperature checks at all entrances, and a screaming ban on rollercoasters. That’s right no […]

The Ivy League Schools made it official Wednesday. Fall sports would not be held during the coming semester because of concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The decision affects football, soccer, cross country, field hockey and volleyball. On March 10, the Ivy League was the first college sports entity to announce that its basketball conference tournament […]

On Saturday, a mural reading dedicated to Black Lives Matter was vandalized by David Nelson and Nicole Anderson. The mural, which was painted in front of the Wakefield Taylor Courthouse had been approved, but Nelson and Anderson brought paint to the site shortly after it was completed and began to cover it up. Onlookers saw […]