On Saturday night Robert Trump passed away at the age of 71. Born on August 26, 1948, Robert Stewart Trump, the youngest of five, passed away in Manhattan, the cause is currently unknown. In a conference, President Donald Trump speaks on his brother being ill and needing hospitalization for a few days. Some speculate that …
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Two weeks ago a driver for the San Francisco (SF) Muni bus was assaulted by a teenager after repeatedly asking a group of three teenagers to put on their masks properly. According to Roger Marenco, president of the Transport Workers Union Local 250, the three teenagers used racial slurs toward the Asian-American bus driver until …
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Satellite images have shown that in just the past 7 months, 47 million acres have “burned across Russia’s forests, steppes and fields.” To compare, the country of Greece is only 32 million acres, making the areas burned in Siberia larger. According to the Moscow Times, “Russia’s Federal Forestry Agency has identified 10.1 million hectares [24 …
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A repatriation flight carrying Indian citizens from Dubai to Kozhikode, India led to 18 people dying in a crash including the pilot and copilot, as well as leaving many passengers in critical condition. The airplane was carrying 190 passengers and crew. Around 149 passengers remained in local hospitals while the rest were discharged Saturday. The …
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In parts of Colombia, illegal, armed groups are forcing quarantine on residents. These groups are mainly threatening residents in areas where there’s a lack of police presence. Many are worried due to the fact that some of these groups have gone as far as killing those who refuse to comply with the quarantine. As of …
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On Friday, July 10, officials from California announced that by the end of August, about 8,000 prison inmates in California will be eligible for release. Aside from these 8,000, 10,000 inmates were released as a way to slow down the spread of coronavirus in state prisons at the beginning of the pandemic. With the release …
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Yosemite was one of the places in the US where there were 0 confirmed cases of COVID-19, making many believe that it was a safe haven from the virus. However, when local health officials had the raw sewage near Yosemite to be tested, the feces that was extracted was from two different wastewater treatment plants …
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On July 7th Trump formally notified the UN that he had sent a letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) stating that the United States would no longer be a part of WHO. Although the U.S. will not be formally pulled out until July 6, 2021, the U.S. is WHO’s largest donor and provides around …
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As of early May, there has been a mysteriously high number of elephant deaths in Botswana’s Okavango Delta Area. This mass die-off is unprecedented and aside from drought, hasn’t been seen at this level for decades. Dr. Cyril Taolo, acting director for Botswana’s department of wildlife and national parks, stated, “We are aware of the …
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The golden state killer, the serial killer that has boggled the mind of detectives for decades, finally pleaded guilty to 13 first degree murders as well as 161 uncharged crimes. These crimes included “rape, attempted murder, burglary and kidnapping involving 61 victims. There were 42 uncharged rapes”; crimes that lead him to face life in …