- U.S.MarketWatch
Coronavirus update: U.S. case tally tops 1.8 million; study finds face masks, social distancing effective at reducing infections
The number of Americans with confirmed case of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 climbed above 1.8 million on Tuesday, amid concerns that protests about the death of George Floyd last week, and people gathering in groups as lockdowns are lifted, will spark a fresh wave of infections. Trump, meanwhile, threatened to mobilize the military to restore peace across the U.S. late Monday, after days of protests at the death of the unarmed Floyd at the hands of a white police officer in cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Detroit, Atlanta, and Washington, D.C., some of which turned violent.
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'This is my reality': Father's post explaining why he won't walk around his neighbourhood alone goes viral
"Without them by my side, almost instantly, I morph into a threat."
- BusinessBusiness Insider
After Elon Musk called stay-at-home orders 'fascist', a worker in a re-opened Tesla factory reportedly tests positive for COVID-19
CEO Elon Musk previously sent Tesla workers in California to work in defiance of the state's stay-at-home orders.
- U.S.Scary Mommy
NYC Socialite Calls Police On Black Woman In Public Park For No Reason
White woman calls cops on black woman for sitting in a park Last week Amy Cooper called the cops on a black man in a park for asking her to put her dog on a leash. This week protestors are marching through the streets all over the country demanding justice for George Floyd and an end []
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Video Atlanta store owner feeling grateful after looters failed to break into store while she was inside
Janice Wilbourn, owner of Wilbourn Sisters Design in Atlanta, speaks out after looters tried to break inside her store.
- BusinessDelish
Starbucks Is Reportedly Encouraging Workers To Take Unpaid Leave Until September Because Of Low Coronavirus Sales
Starbucks sales are down 35 to 40 percent from last year.
- U.S.Veranda
Here’s How the Design Community Is Stepping Up to Support the Black Lives Matter Movement
The time to take action is now. From Veranda
