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'It’s a freaking circus': Unemployed Americans share tales of an overloaded system
Several Americans shared their unemployment claims process struggles with Yahoo Finance, along with documents to corroborate how their experiences played out.
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Doja Cat was canceled, and then uncanceled, for what some are calling her 'racist past.' Here's a timeline of the Twitter drama.
Doja Cat was accused of participating in racist chat rooms and came under fire for a song containing racist language. Some of her fans forgave her.
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Marla Maples Says She Chooses 'Love' Not 'Fear' in Mask Photo on Flight to See Daughter Tiffany
Maples' plane selfie drew some criticism
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Fans are divided over Ayesha Curry's reasoning for posting a bikini photo. Here's why.
Ayesha Curry posted an Instagram photo of herself in a bikini, and it has the internet divided because of some of her past comments.
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The families who have stuck to lockdown rules despite it going against their instinct
A couple who remained in lockdown for 10 weeks with two young children despite having severe coronavirus symptoms have criticised the Government’s “audacity” for implying that they are bad parents. Lucy and Matthew Jenkins, who have a two-year-old son, Ozzie, and six-month-old son Ari, were both struck down with coronavirus in the middle of March. Mrs Jenkins, 32, also required surgery during the lockdown to remove potentially cancerous cells from her cervix. However, despite the serious medical problems, she insisted on going to hospital alone in order to comply with the Government’s social distancing rules, despite “desperately” wanting her husband to go with her. The couple, who remained in London and did not ask family to help with childcare, found themselves infuriated by the actions of the Prime Minister's chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, who took his wife and young child 260 miles away from their London home to self-isolate on his parents’ farm. Boris Johnson defended his top advisor's behaviour on Sunday, saying he "followed the instincts of every father and every parent" by taking them out of London.
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Don't Miss Out on Amazon's Massive Healthcare Opportunity With the Coronavirus Pandemic
If you're an investor, you don't want to miss out on Amazon's massive healthcare opportunity with the COVID-19 pandemic. Filling up Reports began to surface in 2017 that Amazon was contemplating a move into the pharmacy market. A little over a year later, the company made its move by acquiring online pharmacy PillPack.
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The Best Lightweight, Non-Greasy Sunscreens Your Oily, Acne-Prone Skin Will Love
Sorry, skipping SPF is not an option if you have acne. From Prevention
