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Lana Del Rey receives criticism for comments on double standards in the music industry
Celebrity 3 hours ago
The singer-songwriter defended herself against accusations from critics that she is “glamorizing abuse” and that her music is anti-feminist, but she came under fire for calling out artists like Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj and Doja Cat for “being sexy, wearing no clothes [and] cheating ... without being crucified.”
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Coronavirus-shaped robot disinfects the streets of Chennai, India 🦠
COVID-19 1 hour ago
The health minister of Tamil Nadu, India, inaugurated a virus-shaped robot to disinfect the streets of Chennai. The robot is a creation from Chennai-based artist B Gautham, who earlier in the year also created "coronavirus helmets" for local police officers.
US to invest $1.2 billion to secure potential COVID-19 vaccine from AstraZeneca
COVID-19 2 hours ago
The US Department of Health pledged $1.2 billion to accelerate AstraZeneca’s vaccine development in partnership with the University of Oxford and secure 300 million doses for the United States.
Lori Loughlin and husband to plead guilty in college admissions scandal
US news 2 hours ago
According to court papers from the Justice Department, actor Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli will plead guilty in the US college admissions scandal. Loughlin has agreed to a two-month prison sentence while Giannulli has agreed to five months.
Three people injured in Arizona mall shooting
US news 51 minutes ago
According to the police, one person is in critical condition among the three wounded at an outdoor mall outside of Phoenix on Wednesday night. The suspect is in custody.
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More than 2.4 million people applied for unemployment benefits as job losses linger
COVID-19 2 hours ago
An additional 2.4 million Americans filed jobless claims last week, bringing the nine-week unemployment claims total to over 38 million since the COVID-19 crisis gripped the economy in March.
Two studies in monkeys provide some of the first scientific evidence that surviving COVID-19 may result in immunity from reinfection
COVID-19 Yesterday
In a positive signal for vaccine development, two peer-reviewed studies published in @ScienceMagazine on Wednesday showed that rhesus macaque monkeys who recovered from COVID-19 were later immune when they were re-exposed to the virus. More research is needed to determine if immunity also applies to humans. Lead author of the studies, Dr Dan Barouch, said: “These data increase our optimism that natural immunity and vaccine-induced immunity can be achieved in humans.”
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Over 10,000 residents evacuated to safety after dams burst in Michigan
US news Last night
About 11,000 residents were evacuated in the US state of Michigan after two dams, Edenville and Sanford, collapsed following days of heavy rain. Michigan’s Governor Gretchen Whitmer has requested federal aid to help respond to the historic flood crisis, while President Trump has promised to visit the state to inspect the damage caused.
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A Coronavirus Patient Shared Shocking Before-And-After Hospital Photos
"I wanted to show it can happen to anyone. It doesn't matter if you're young or old, have preexisting conditions or not. It can affect you."
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She walked out of jail during a pandemic. Now she can't get help.
Many reentry services offered to those leaving incarceration — like help with housing and employment — have moved online or been halted since the new coronavirus hit the state.
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Scary visuals emerge after Cyclone Amphan wreaks havoc in India and Bangladesh
Weather Last night
The cyclone, which made landfall on Wednesday, wrecked parts of West Bengal in India and destroyed homes in Bangladesh. New visuals of the scenes of destruction from overnight emerged online the next morning.
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Michael Cohen released from federal prison
Politics 1 minute ago
Trump's former personal attorney was released on Thursday due to concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. He will serve the rest of his three-year sentence from his home in New York.
McDonald's partial reopening draws long lines in the U.K. and Ireland
McDonald's is reopening 39 drive-through stations across England and Dublin, testing its "plans for reopening."
The Internet is in love with Ken Jeong's new puppy
#TheMaskedSinger judge was scheduled for a return to his alma mater to deliver this year's commencement speech, but since COVID-19 had other plans he gave his speech on 'The Late Late Show' featuring his Goldendoodle.
These Coffee Sleeves Are Hilariously Inappropriate For The Pandemic
Caribou Coffee instructed staffers to get rid of coffee sleeves that told customers to "fight the urge to remain indoors" to be "on point with the heroic efforts that are being made to contain the Coronavirus."
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Free money: Amid pandemic, a paycheck from the feds doesn’t seem crazy
The notion of the federal government handing out free money used to be a liberal dream and a conservative nightmare. No more.
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Body found on beach identified as former WWE star Shad Gaspard, authorities confirm
In memoriam Yesterday
Shad Gaspard, 39, has been confirmed dead after Los Angeles officials say a body that washed ashore in Venice Beach matched Gaspard's description. The former WWE star was last seen Sunday after he was swept out to sea while swimming with his son.
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At least 84 dead as Cyclone Amphan makes landfall in India and Bangladesh
India news 1 hour ago
The super storm left a trail of destruction as it battered the coastal areas of the two countries, flooding many areas and destroying homes and infrastructure. Millions of people were evacuated in India and Bangladesh before the cyclone made landfall.
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No, Michigan did not send absentee ballots to millions of voters, despite Trump’s claim
Politics Yesterday
On Wednesday, President Trump falsely claimed that Michigan officials “illegally” sent out absentee ballots, suggesting that he will consider withholding funding from the state, according to NPR, CNN and The Guardian. Michigan officials are mailing absentee ballot applications to voters in accordance with an amendment to the state constitution approved by voters in 2018.
California is finally winning coronavirus battle, even as deaths rise
Three months into California's battle with the coronavirus, there are growing signs that the outbreak is ebbing even as the state death toll continues to climb past 3,400.