The West Nile virus is back, according to New York City health officials. On Tuesday, the city’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene released a statement detailing the first signs of the mosquito-borne virus appearing this season in the Bronx and Staten Island. Until now, no one has been infected. …
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Image copyright University of Warwick / Mark Garlick A star has been sent at full speed through the galaxy after suffering a partial supernova, astronomers say. A supernova is a powerful explosion that occurs when some stars reach the end of their lives; in this case, the explosion was not …
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Earlier this month, the Braves suffered a small bump in their open field options when Nick Markakis made the incredible decision not to participate in the 2020 season. Atlanta had a “good problem” on its hands when it came to the veteran. The 36-year-old was used as one of many …
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Following Black Lives Matter protests around the world, Activision delayed further Call of Duty seasons, and added a message from Black Lives Matter to his games. Infinity Ward promised to crack down on racism with increased vigilance on racist material, more in-game reporting, and more permanent bans for repeat offenders. …
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The taking of Benzinga: While the initial reaction to the Cybertruck was mixed, it looks like Tesla might have a hit on his hands. These tax benefits will help Tesla build its factory, but will also benefit citizens and the county by bringing jobs and infrastructure. Tulsa, Oklahoma is also …
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