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Gov Downgrades Coronavirus Severity Despite Surge In Cases

Gov Downgrades Coronavirus Severity Despite Surge In Cases

Every day it seems the news is filled with new horrifying headlines about the latest unfortunate developments of the coronavirus.  So why has the UK government downgraded the status of COVID-19, but yet strengthened lockdowns?  As of March 19th, the UK government website Gov.UK, announced: “COVID-19 is no longer considered to be a high consequence infectious diseases (HCID) in the[Read More…]

$42k was raised for Anthony Torres was filmed shaving on a train

More than $42k raised for homeless man mocked for shaving on train

More than $42,000 has been raised for a homeless man who was mocked for shaving on a train. The now-deleted video racked up more than 2.4 million views in a matter of days, and many people, like the video uploader, had made a series of nasty comments about the homeless man. In an interview with the Associated Press, Anthony Torres[Read More…]

Disabled child imprisoned by US authorities

Disabled child imprisoned by US authorities

A lawsuit has been filed after a disabled child aged 10 was detained in the US. Rosa Maria Hernandez, who has cerebral palsy was arrested and thrown into border control custody, after traffic police stopped her family who were taking her to the hospital. The federal suit has been filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on Tuesday. They have[Read More…]

Unanswered questions about the Las Vegas terrorist attack

Unanswered questions about the Las Vegas terrorist attack

On October 1st in Nevada, Las Vegas, one of the worst mass shootings in history took place. It was reported that Stephen Paddock opened fire on a large crowd of concert goers at the Route 91 Harvest music festival on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. More than 489 people were injured and 58 died. For reasons that are[Read More…]

Bankers face fraud charges

Bankers face fraud charges

Barclays bank, along with several high profile bankers have been arrested on fraud charges. John Varley, the former boss of Barclays faces a maximum 22 year prison sentence after he and three other ex-directors of the lender became the first British bankers to face penalties for actions taken during the financial crisis. The arrest comes after an investigation by the[Read More…]