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COVID Forces Supreme Court to Change with the Times, Finally
The Supreme Court is known as an institution that is resistant to change. While the other two branches of government have shifted and morphed through the years, the Supreme Court has stayed static. Changing times and changing technology allowed the President and Congress to address the public more directly. However, …
Former Vice President Joe Biden Denies Sexual Assault Allegations
Former vice president and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden denied claims on Friday by a former staffer that he sexually assaulted her. Biden gave an interview on Friday, May 1, stating that Reade’s allegations were untrue. He cited the testimony of other staffers who worked in his office at the …
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Women More Likely to Say this to Alexa than Men
Men are far less likely to say this when talking to their smart speaker than women are. Can you guess what it is? After all, there are some obvious social differences between men and women that could come to mind. What Are Women More Likely to Say to Smart Speakers? …
Samsung Galaxy S10: What People are Saying
The Samsung Galaxy S10 is here next week and people have a lot to say about it. Is it the next big thing for Android smartphones? Does it merit its hefty $1,000 price tag? What new features does it sport? Let’s dig into the high-tech new phone and see what …
Should You Get the iPhone XS or XS Max?
Recently Apple revealed their new flagship iPhone models, and they are more exciting than ever! The iPhone XS is a straight evolution of the popular iPhone X, offering improvements in every realm. And while the XS Max, feels similar to their previous Plus offerings, there’s a reason for the new distinction. If …
App of the Day: Google Arts and Culture
While we’re not sure if many people are using it to actually learn about art and culture, the new Google Arts and Culture app (available at play.google.com) has recently created an online fad that is hard to miss. Good for a Laugh The question is whether your likeness is hanging in an art …
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Some Colleges Planning to Hold Class in the Fall, but There Are Caveats
Despite some colleges indicating to the contrary, it seems many other US universities will be holding classes in-person in the fall. How? Well, there are a number of steps aiming to keep COVID-19 from enjoying a second major wave. Experts expect the virus to wane throughout the summer months, thanks …
Trump and Obama Clash Publicly Over White House COVID Response
An unusual election year marked by a pandemic has brought former president Barack Obama back into the spotlight. After appearing in campaign ads and endorsing Joe Biden, Obama has been much more visible. Apparently, Obama thinks the country’s leaders are not “even pretending to be in charge.” President Donald Trump …
LA County Lockdown to Extend at Least Three More Months
Most parts of the country are finally relaxing some of their coronavirus restrictions. Meanwhile, LA County is hunkering down for at least three more months of lockdowns. According to country officials on Tuesday, the populous region is expected to stay on some form of a stay-at-home order through August. That …
Democrats Pushing for $3 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill
House democrats are rushing to put forth a relief bill for the ongoing economic havoc caused by the novel coronavirus. Congress has already authorized several relief bills, but only one previously granted funds directly to citizens. Other relief bills have been aimed at businesses and state governments, as well as …
Trump Ramps up Coronavirus Testing… Inside White House
President Donald Trump’s messaging on COVID-19 has been consistent over the last week. The important thing, the president has emphasized, is getting people back to work. The economy can’t stay closed down forever. The messaging hasn’t been that health is unimportant, per se, but that the economy has to get …
New Report Shows Unemployment Rivaling Depression-Era Numbers
The novel coronavirus has caused immense damage to the economy, in ways that many pundits didn’t expect. While the impact of the disease itself has been mitigated by lockdown efforts, those same efforts have shuttered swaths of the economy. Now, the unemployment rate is at a staggering 14.7 percent, the …
White House to Allow COVID Task Force to Continue ‘Indefinitely’
Early on Wednesday, reports held that the White House planned to wind down its COVID-19 task force by early June. However, a series of tweets from the president by mid-morning clarified that this was not the case. Trump asserted in the online messages that the task force would continue its …
COVID Forces Supreme Court to Change with the Times, Finally
The Supreme Court is known as an institution that is resistant to change. While the other two branches of government have shifted and morphed through the years, the Supreme Court has stayed static. Changing times and changing technology allowed the President and Congress to address the public more directly. However, …
Former Vice President Joe Biden Denies Sexual Assault Allegations
Former vice president and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden denied claims on Friday by a former staffer that he sexually assaulted her. Biden gave an interview on Friday, May 1, stating that Reade’s allegations were untrue. He cited the testimony of other staffers who worked in his office at the …
New Orleans Recorded No New COVID Deaths Monday
In a heartening bit of news for a recovering America, on Monday New Orleans posted its first day without COVID deaths since the pandemic started. On Tuesday, however, the city once again recorded deaths due to the novel virus. Orleans Parish, where New Orleans is located, recorded four new deaths …
Several States Opening Back Up in Spite of Experts’ Warnings
Ready or not, parts of the US are opening back up. In a move that has frustrated medical experts, many states, especially in the Southeast, have begun the long process of returning to normal. This is coming after roughly six or seven weeks of lockdowns in some areas. Many medical …
Trump Slammed for Numerous False Statements during COVID Pressers
President Donald Trump has been unable to hold campaign rallies for well over a month. It doesn’t take a critical pundit to observe that Trump has since replaced his rallies with daily COVID-19 pressers. However, this has arguably been more damaging for the cause of public health than radio silence …