Hand Sanitizer Can Explode in Cars, Warns Fire Department; Coronavirus Mutation Causing Prolonged Sickness and Negative Test Results; and Menthol Cigarettes Banned Because of Risk to Young People. Hand Sanitizer Can Explode in Cars, Warns Fire Department A Wisconsin fire department is warning people not to leave hand sanitizer in …
Read MoreIn a strange tale out of Virginia, a family taking a long drive last weekend found what looked like trash on the road. The Schantz family noticed a car ahead of them swerve to avoid several bags of what appeared to be refuse. However, rather than leave it in the …
Read MoreDue to the disruption of normal school activity from COVID-19, many colleges are waiving standardized test scores for new applicants. Since many students have had their high school careers abruptly cut short due to COVID closures, colleges have noted few students actually completed ACT or SAT testing. Colleges usually require …
Read MoreIn a bit of news that is heartening for public health, the CDC now believes the coronavirus isn’t as easy to spread as previously thought. No need to rely on just cloud back-up storage, thanks to new research showing the novel coronavirus doesn’t easily spread through surface contact. This news …
Read MoreDespite evidence that the coronavirus can quickly spread through church-related activities, more than 1,200 pastors in California plan to defy state orders. They will resume in-person religious services starting May 31. This is in defiance of a temporary ban on religious gatherings put in place by Gov. Gavin Newsom. But, …
Read More36,000 Lives Lost Because of Lockdown Delays, Data Reveals; Employees Who Reject Work Ineligible for Unemployment; and Florida Removes Top COVID-19 Scientist for Refusing to Manipulate Data. 36,000 Lives Lost Because of Lockdown Delays, Data Reveals New estimates from Columbia University show that if the United States started social distancing …
Read MoreAfter a lengthy legal battle, American company Johnson and Johnson will be discontinuing their talcum baby powder. The company faced down thousands of talcum powder lawsuit claims that insisted the baby powder contained asbestos. Johnson and Johnson has denied that their products contain any asbestos. Due to the lawsuits, the …
Read MoreOne of the most contentious debates of the COVID-19 saga has been that of churches being allowed to operate. On the one hand, most stay-at-home orders would normally preclude people from gathering in an enclosed space. This measure is ostensibly for public health, even when it results in the cancellation …
Read MoreHomeowners insurance rates are sure to be rising as fast as the floodwaters in parts of Michigan. The state, which has been wracked by the COVID-19 pandemic, is now facing heavy rains and flash floods. After two dams in Midland County broke, Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency …
Read More70 new cases of coronavirus were recorded in just one week after France allowed some schools to reopen. The announcement was made by the country’s education minister on Monday. After Reopening Some Schools, France Forced to Close Them Again On March 17, France closed its schools as part of the …
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