Photo captured from Google Images Biden administration announced on Wednesday that free at-home Covid test kits will resume as early as next Monday. But, you have to request four free tests through COVIDtests.gov. Recently, the CDC has been tracking one of the mutations of COVID-19, BA2.86 which is showing currently in 10 states in the […]
Month: September 2023
A new study says if you have healthy habits in your daily life then it will cut the risk of getting depression by 57%. According to NPR, “I think the biggest surprise is that if you have a favorable lifestyle, you can reduce the risk of your getting depression by 57%, which is really quite […]
Photo captured from CDC A recent increase in COVID-19 patients in many states in the U.S. has warned us to limit our exposure in public spaces. Currently, the CDC is tracking a SARS-CoV-2 variant called BA.2.86, a highly mutated variant of the virus, and its appearances in 10 states include Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, New York, […]
Photo captured from Google India has faced a Nipah Virus outbreak, which has spread at high speed. On Thursday, it was found to have a fatality rate as high as 75% as said by the World Health Organization (WHO). Hundreds of people have already been tested, and two have been killed in the country’s southern […]
Photo on left: captured from CBS Philadelphia X account After 2 long weeks of search operation for a convicted murderer, Danelo Cavalcante (34) who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison on Aug. 31, the manhunt has finally ended. The murderer was captured, and the police dog, Yoda was the first hero of this mission among over […]
Photo captured from the National Weather Service X account Since last week, Hurricane Lee has been building up its strength in the Caribbean and heading to the North Atlantic. Lee will churn on the coast of New England and eventually hit Canada. National Weather Service alerts all East Coast residents or beachgoers to watch for […]
Photo captured from Science.org Science.org introduced on August 30 on its website that a considerable amount of lithium depository in the McDermitt Caldera was located on the Nevada and Oregon border. The McDermitt Caldera is 28 miles long and 22 miles wide approximately, and it contains around 20 to 40 million metric tons of lithium. […]
Photo captured from NOAA After Hurricane Hilary hit the West Coast, many US residents are now concerned about another hurricane brewing on the Caribbean Sea. Currently, Hurricane Lee has strengthened to a Category 4 storm with maximum sustained wind speeds of 130mph. Hurricane Lee developed from Category 1 on Wednesday and rapidly gained speed […]
Photo from District Department of Transportation (DDOT) Clear Lane program will start tomorrow after a 45-day warning period from July 24. According to DDOT, it is “a joint initiative between the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Metro) and DDOT that aims to improve bus travel times and enhance bus stop safety by using camera technology […]
Photo from ABC 7 News On Tuesday, residents of Loudoun County will be showing up at the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors meeting due to a recent scandal involving the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. They spent tens of thousands of tax dollars on their travels overseas. The residents want to know why their tax […]