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- USAGov’s Quick Guide to Voting in 2020Election Day 2020 is just about six weeks away. With voter registration deadlines approaching soon, it’s time to make sure you’re ready.
- Seven Tips to Stay Prepared for the 2020 Hurricane SeasonThe 2020 hurricane season lasts until November 30. According to predictions from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), this season may be more active than previous years.
- Online Safety in the Age of Digital LearningChildren in 2020 have different levels of experience with technology. Regardless of their expertise, prepare to discuss online safety with them. Consider the following tips from USAGov when teaching kids about staying safe online.
- Liberals blast Chris Matthews for praising Trump's 'true presidential behavior' following Ginsburg deathFormer MSNBC host Chris Matthews was criticized by fellow liberals Monday over a tweet that commended President Trump's response to the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
- Black women claim Cheesecake Factory manager racially profiled them following paymentThe women spent $52 on an appetizer and drinks, and paid the bill with a touchless QR code.
- UK medical experts raise nation's COVID-19 alert level, say cases are rising 'rapidly and probably exponentially'As coronavirus cases in the United Kingdom are rising “rapidly and probably exponentially,” medical experts are raising the nation’s COVID-19 alert level.
- Some protests against police brutality take a more confrontational approach: ReportThe protests now, according to a report, are using a more confrontational approach: change comes not from screams but actions.
- Super Bowl champion Trent Dilfer: Rookie QBs should lean on veterans more for guidance in unique NFL seasonTrent Dilfer, a Super Bowl champion with the Baltimore Ravens, is a believer in letting rookie quarterbacks sit and learn behind a veteran for a year before taking control under center.
- Trump met with potential SCOTUS nominee Amy Coney Barrett, sources tell Fox NewsPresident Trump on Monday met with Judge Amy Coney Barrett, who sources say is the potential frontrunner to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat left following the death the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
