NEW YORK (AP) – There is little evidence that the protests that erupted after the death of George Floyd caused a significant increase in U.S. coronavirus infections, according to public health experts. According to experts, if the protests had sparked an explosion in the cases, the jumps would have begun …
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Video game publisher and web game company Kongregate is no longer accepting new submissions for its game portal Kongregate.com, the company announced. As of this writing, the Kongregate site says there are 128,655 games available on the service, and the announcement means that more is unlikely. Kongregate says it is …
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A waiter at Mon Ami Gabi, a French restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland, uses hand sanitizer and wears a protective face mask while serving customers outdoors in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic on June 12. Sarah Silbiger / Getty Images The most important thing to keep in mind about Thursday’s …
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TFort Worth’s mega driver’s license center closed abruptly, just a few minutes before 1pm Tuesday. Staff removed the two tables outside the entrance that recorded contact information for all visitors, their health records, and performed temperature checks. Since its reopening on June 3, the facility had separated interior seating to …
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The number of jobs lost due to the closure of the coronavirus continues to rise, with the latest weekly total of Americans applying for unemployment benefits reaching more than 1.4 million once again. The latest series of applications brings the total number of jobless claims to nearly 50 million in …
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