- PoliticsUSA TODAY
'Republicans are really fed up': GOP increasingly splits with Trump as his polls drag
Weeks before Trump accepts his party's nomination, cracks are deepening among Republican lawmakers, who have sought to distance themselves from him.
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Naya Rivera's Last Photo With Her Son Before She Went Missing Shows Their Beautiful Bond
As of this writing, Naya Rivera is still missing but presumed drowned after her 4-year-old son, Josey Dorsey, was found alone on a boat on Wednesday. Whatever happened to her, we think this is a good moment to celebrate the actor, singer, and writer as a mother who, like all of us, was trying to […]
- PoliticsYahoo Finance
Joe Biden's tax plan may wallop the stock market — here's one disturbing estimate
This market veteran offers a grim assessment on markets if Joe Biden's tax plan goes through should he win the presidency.
- SportsYahoo Sports
Dream co-owner Sen. Kelly Loeffler doubles down on BLM stance, says 'no one asked' for politics in sports
As Loeffler doubles down on her anti-Black Lives Matter stance, the WNBPA is meeting with the league to address her role as an owner.
- HealthThe Telegraph
Turn off your air conditioning, experts say after WHO shifts stance on airborne coronavirus
Air conditioning units that recirculate the same air in a room should be switched off or only used with open windows, experts have urged, amid mounting concern around the role of airborne transmission to spread Covid-19. Experts told the Telegraph that air conditioning units that only used recirculated air could exacerbate the spread of virus particles if someone was infected with Covid-19. Dr Shaun Fitzgerald, a fellow at the Royal Academy of Engineering, said there were two types of air conditioning units - ones that take air in from outside and expel it out again, or those that recirculate the same air. This second type, known as a “split” unit, draws air in, passes it over cooling coils and sends it back into the room. Guidance from the Chartered Institution of Building Service Engineers, which Dr Fitzgerald helped draw up, warns that split air conditioning units that do not have a “dedicated source of outside air supply into a room… could be responsible for recirculating and spreading airborne viral particles into the path of socially distanced users”. Dr Fitzgerald said that it may go against conventional wisdom and be more expensive, but opening a window while operating the unit was the best way to mitigate risk. “The recommended strategy now, if you have one of these split units, is to throw the window open and sacrifice your desire for a cold or cooler environment. If there is a modicum of wind it will move the air around. If you can’t open a window turn the unit off.”
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Video Thousands Of Parents, Students Shocked As New York Catholic Schools Close
Thousands of parents and students in New York were in shock Thursday after they were told their Catholic schools will not reopen in the fall. Officials say fallout from the coronavirus pandemic is to blame; CBS2's Hazel Sanchez reports.
- BusinessBusiness Insider
A North Carolina construction magnate's museum-quality collection of nearly 100 cars just raked in $15 million at auction — take a closer look at the priciest rides
Eddie Vannoy spent the last 50 years collecting some of the most sought-after cars around. He's ready for someone else to enjoy them.
