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Covid-related Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings continue, no relief in sight
The trend of major U.S. companies filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy continues amidst COVID-19. This week, small engine manufacturer Briggs & Stratton Corp. filed for Chapter 11 protection and sold nearly…
By – Holden HarrisLatest news
US government to pay Pfizer $2B for COVID-19 vaccine by end of year
On Wednesday, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, announced U.S. government plans to pay $1.95 billion for…
By Colby McCoyFire in consulate courtyard, US accuses China of spying
The U.S. has ordered China to vacate its consulate in Houston, in an effort “to protect American intellectual…
By Lillian AbbatacolaDemonstrators at Ohio Statehouse protest face covering mandate
Face coverings continue to dominate national conversations, especially as America struggles to contain COVID-19. As a result, protests…
By Gabrielle SeunagalSenate Republicans to announce relief bill just ahead of August recess
Senate Republicans are expected to announce the last coronavirus relief bill before the 2020 election and August recess,…
By Lillian AbbatacolaChinese drone maker DJI continues to raise national security concerns
The pandemic has put strain on the American economy. In addition to economic concerns, there are new emerging…
By Jackie AllenFederal government exercises death penalty after 17-year halt
After a 17-year halt on federal executions, death row claimed three lives this week. Because each state has…
By Lillian AbbatacolaBREAKING NEWS: Pentagon bans Confederate flag
In a bout of creativity, the military has banned the Confederate flag without using the words ‘ban’ or…
By Lillian AbbatacolaGeorgia Gov. sues Atlanta mayor over face covering mandate
Georgia politics are once again thrust to the forefront of the national spotlight. This time, Gov. Brian Kemp…
By Gabrielle SeunagalSupreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Released from Hospital
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was released from the hospital on Wednesday, following a brief hospitalization for an…
By Jackie AllenRussian hackers mount cyber attacks on COVID-19 vaccine
The United States, Canada and Britain have determined that the government of Russia has launched a cyber war…
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