As the economic consequences of the pandemic continue to unfold, banks are rushing to close credit card accounts or lower credit limits to reduce their risk. One in 4 Americans with credit cards said they had an account involuntarily closed from mid-May to mid-July, while 1 in 3 said their …
Read More »Prince George’s jagged smile as royal is photographed by mother Kate for her birthday
George, who is third in line to the throne, turns seven on Wednesday. (The Duchess of Cambridge) Throwing a jagged smile at the camera, Prince George is rapidly growing in new photographs released to mark his seventh birthday. Taken by his mother, the Duchess of Cambridge, earlier this month, George …
Read More »13-year-old California swimmer dies after experiencing symptoms of COVID-19
A 13-year-old swimmer in Claremont, California died last Thursday after experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 since July 4, CBSLA reported. The boy, Maxx Cheng, swam through the bush. Baldy Aquatics. He reportedly tested negative for the virus approximately a week before his death, but was still quarantined in his room. “Nausea, …
Read More »Jeremy Strong begged Aaron Sorkin to gas it on the set of Chicago 7
The “Succession” star took the protest atmosphere of Sorkin’s “The Trial of the Chicago 7” in 1968 to extremes. Aaron Sorkin’s upcoming Netflix drama “The Trial of the Chicago 7” features one of this year’s most impressive cast, including Sacha Baron Cohen, Eddie Redmayne, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Frank Langella and …
Read More »House Passes $ 740 Billion Bill Including Elimination of Confederate Base Names
The House, led by Democrats, on Tuesday passed a lengthy $ 740 billion financing bill with a provision requiring the names of Confederate soldiers and leaders to be stripped of military bases. The National Defense Authorization Act passed with a bipartisan majority from 295 to 125. The bill also includes …
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