After reopening the state’s beaches, Florida officials have made it clear they want everyone to enjoy the sand and surf this Memorial Day weekend — unless they’re from Louisiana, that is.
As Summertime approaches many people wonder if it’s safe to travel. Some countries that have seen minimal cases are beginning to open their borders for travel, but warn that things could change if the Coronavirus cases begin to rise again. Here’s a look at some countries to consider if travel is on your Summer to-do list.
Putting aside whether you’ve been doing it for looks or just can’t be bothered to shave during this pandemic, apparently there’s an evolutionary reason why men grow beards.
As the country’s death toll from the coronavirus outbreak climbs near 100,000, US flags atop federal buildings and national monuments have been ordered to fly at half-staff.
According to civil aviation officials, a Pakistan International Airlines passenger plane has gone down outside the port city of Karachi on Friday, killing all 107 passengers and crew on board.
Here’s one that’s not going to get many likes: Facebook employees who move to a cheaper part of the country to continue working from home could face a pay cut.
Newly released modeling from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that more than one-third of COVID-19 cases are asymptomatic, meaning the person doesn’t realize he or she is infected.
Wilson Roosevelt Jerman, a former White House butler who worked under 11 presidents, has died of COVID-19, his family has announced. He was 91 years old.
