Depression is not just feeling sad, it is classified as a mood disorder. It can be described as feelings of loss and anger, that can affect one’s everyday activities. Moreover, it’s a mental condition that doesn’t discriminate, that’s why people of all ages and walks of life can struggle with it. Also, depression is a …
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There’s no doubt that the coronavirus continues to spread rapidly across the country. Nearly 80 percent of U.S. states are now seeing new COVID-19 cases increase from the prior week, according to The New York Times. A White House document that leaked on July 16 stated that 18 states are in what they call the “red zone” …
Since last week, 500 new cases of coronavirus have been registered every day in the small, rural northwestern US state of Idaho — a sign of the rapid spread of the disease across the country. With only 1.8 million inhabitants, Idaho — famous for its potatoes and meat processing plants— is witnessing a resurgence of …
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COVID numbers are still increasing across the country, with no signs of a coronavirus pandemic on the way out. No matter how you look at it—rising case numbers, hospitalizations, positive test rates—the U.S. is facing a crisis, and certain hard-hit states will need to rethink their plans to move forward. However, with so much information …
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While some US states are preparing the latter phases of their re-opening plans, others are taking a step backwards while coronavirus cases continue to rise. Hard-hit states, including Florida and Texas, have also taken preventive steps to curb the spread of coronavirus, including closing bars and setting restrictions on indoor dining, while others have recently …
The coronavirus outbreak continues to cause chaos throughout the country, with some states reporting devastating increases in COVID cases and hospitalizations. Covid Act Now experts, which collect data to determine which states are experiencing or at the highest risk of coronavirus spread, have continued to update their color-coded map. As of 15 July, there are now …
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You don’t want your children to believe you ‘re a dinosaur — bring your knowledge up to date with these new facts. Dinosaurs are not extinct Kindergartners will laugh at you if they find out that you still believe that dinosaurs died 65 million years ago. They ‘ll point out the blue jays, pigeons, hummingbirds, and …
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Everybody makes mistakes, but some are more high stakes than others. The next time you commit an error and you’re upset about it, remember that things can always be worse, as shown by these incredibly expensive mishaps. It’s not the end of the world to make a mistake— but that doesn’t mean it’s not going to break …
Over the last few weeks, COVID-19 has gone from bad to worse in many states around the country. But, while coronavirus cases are on the rise in many states, especially in the western and southern parts of the country, there are some states where the number of cases remains flat or, for a few, actually decreases. …
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Officials have long been helping to promote the use of increased coronavirus testing as a way to handle the spread of the virus better. And while there may be problems with accuracy, medical experts believe that testing is one of the best ways to identify and control a new outbreak before it can get out …
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For many people, one of the most surprising things about the cultural reckoning that is going on in the context of Black Lives Matters demonstrations around the country is to find out how much of the pop culture we consume has racist implications. Moreover, many who believed blackface was a relic of the past have …
The dramatic increase in COVID-19 cases across the U.S. has raised alarms in many states. Florida is one southern state that has been labeled a danger zone time and time again. While the governor of Florida decided to shut down the bars and the beaches before the July 4th weekend, local officials who had previously delayed …
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There are more myths about these individuals than there are facts about them. D.B. Cooper Dan or D.B. Cooper is a nickname for a hijacker who is notorious for taking over a commercial plane leaving Portland, Oregon on the day before Thanksgiving in 1971. The 40-somewhat-looking man gave the fake name Dan Cooper and, during …
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For most Americans, the Fourth of July is going to look a lot different this year. Due to the coronavirus(COVID-19) outbreak, several cities and states have agreed to suspend their annual parades, festivals, and firework shows, as well as closing picnic areas and park pavilions to prevent crowds from gathering. It’s a long-awaited 4th July weekend— a …
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