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Lawmakers Agree on Stimulus Money to Families but No Checks until May
Congressional lawmakers have finally reached an agreement on a stimulus package to bring monetary relief to American families which includes sending checks directly to individuals, but it’s expected that it will take at least until May before the money is sent. How much money will individuals and families get? According …
Young People Sneer at Death, Snag Cheap Travel Deals Amid Coronavirus
Young people, ignoring the media panic, while looking at a statistically lower risk of illness and death from coronavirus, are taking advantage of cheap flights and other deals, daring to travel as the cost of trips and vacationing plummets – “If I die, I die,” they say,” whatever.” “If I …
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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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Lawmakers Agree on Stimulus Money to Families but No Checks until May
Congressional lawmakers have finally reached an agreement on a stimulus package to bring monetary relief to American families which includes sending checks directly to individuals, but it’s expected that it will take at least until May before the money is sent. How much money will individuals and families get? According …
WHO Says Avoid Taking Ibuprofen and NSAIDs for Coronavirus
The World Health Organization (WHO) has now issued an official recommendation that people suffering from symptoms of coronavirus, COVID-19, should avoid taking ibuprofen and other similar anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) unless specifically directed to do so by a physician. New warnings against taking NSAIDs for coronavirus by WHO Earlier this week, …
Young People Sneer at Death, Snag Cheap Travel Deals Amid Coronavirus
Young people, ignoring the media panic, while looking at a statistically lower risk of illness and death from coronavirus, are taking advantage of cheap flights and other deals, daring to travel as the cost of trips and vacationing plummets – “If I die, I die,” they say,” whatever.” “If I …
Earth Was All Water With No Continents 3 Billion Years Ago, New Study Says
3 billion years ago, Earth was literally a water world without the presence of continents, according to evidence discovered by geologists in a new study. Perhaps the movie Waterworld isn’t such a far-fetched fantasy after all, as a new geological study suggests an age in which the entirety of Earth …
WHO: Coronavirus Can Still Be Defeated, Too Early to Declare Pandemic
The World Health Organization (WHO) is criticizing media panic over the coronavirus, insisting that the disease can still be defeated and declaring that it is premature to refer to the outbreak as a pandemic, although acknowledging there is the potential to reach that level of worldwide infections. WHO confident of …
Hasbro Introduces 3 Halo-Themed Nerf Guns, Including a Needler
Halo fans have something to celebrate, as Hasbro has announced it is releasing 3 Halo-themed Nerf guns to be released in fall 2020. First Fortnite, now Halo Last fall, Hasbro jumped on the Fortnite bandwagon and released five Fortnite-themed Nerf guns. Due to the success of that venture, Hasbro will …
Actor Jussie Smollett Indicted by Special Prosecutor in Chicago on 6 Counts
Empire actor Jussie Smollett once again faces charges in Chicago related to the “hoax” attack nearly a year after the initial charges against him were dropped, as a special prosecutor has indicted him on six new counts. New charges against Smollett On Tuesday, a Cook County grand jury brought six …
Pentagon Now Admits 50 US Troops Have Brain Injuries From Iran Strike
The Pentagon is now acknowledging that a total of 50 US service members suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) as a result of the Iranian missile attack on Iraqi bases hosting American troops last month. Pentagon updates injury report Last week, the Department of Defense issued an update saying that …
Monty Python Star Dies
Writer, director, and comedian famous for being a member of Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Welsh actor Terry Jones has died at the age of 77, his agent said. Jones’ wife Anna Soderstrom was by his side at the time of his passing. “We are deeply saddened to have to announce …
Bernie Sanders Gets Negative on Campaign, Elizabeth Warren “Disappointed”
As far as political rivals go, Senator Bernie Sanders (VT) and Senator Elizabeth Warren (MA) have been pretty friendly throughout this campaign. They’re fighting for the same position – 2020 Democratic Nominee for President – so their civility has been a pleasant surprise. However, it seems that this polite mood …
Athletes to Sleep on Cardboard for the 2020 Olympic Games
Olympic organizers are gearing up for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan, which will start in July. Japan is big on offering recycled and reusable materials for this major event, and have even made all 5,000 gold, silver, and bronze medals from recycled electronics. But when organizers took media through …
Unmanned Air Taxi Makes First Flight: Is This the Future?
Do you ever feel like we’re living in the future? No, seriously, think about it for a second. The phones in our pockets are tiny but have more computing power than the first shuttle to the moon did. Food is readily accessible for most of the world, and delicious. I …