Missing Actress Naya Rivera Still Missing After One Day
In the latest celebrity-related news, actress, and singer, Naya Rivera has been reported missing at Lake Piru located in California after boating with her four years old son. Officials stated at around 1 pm on July 8th, Naya rented a pontoon boat, and just after three hours later, her son was found asleep alone, but […]
United Airlines Are to Layoff Employees
The global pandemic has substantially risen as it continues to take its toll on many different factors throughout the world: health, death rates, poverty, and jobs. On July 8, 2020, writer Daren Fonda shares the latest line of corporate business, United Airlines are not only burning through $40 million a day to remain under […]
Chicago: Controversial Ban on Menthol and Flavored Tobacco
In Chicago, a ban on flavored tobacco products (including menthol) leaves the city in an uproar on why doing so seems unjustifiable. While the city’s Alderman, Matt O’Shea uses “the clear distinctive link between Covid-19 and pulmonary issues” as his leading argument, others feel its just a more of an excuse for convenience stores to […]
Hopefulness Comes With a Price: How COVID-19 Affects Poverty
While many people around the world understand the imploding global crisis in how Covid-19 affects people’s health, we have yet to understand the deeply rooted issue this pandemic will have on a much larger cause: poverty. According to the United Nations’ Human Rights webpage reports highlight that this worldwide crisis will push 176 million more […]
When in Rome, Go to College? (Racial Discrepancies Impact Study Abroad)
College is a simple word. It holds power in dictating how someones’ future ought to be shaped. It is also a word that will either encourage people of all age, gender, race, and socioeconomic backgrounds to attend; and without triggering the “fight or flight” phenomenon, it can be the best choice or the most upsetting. […]
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