A group of businesses and residents in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle filed a federal lawsuit against the city for “Extensive damage” they have faced as the location of the Capitol Hill Busy Protest (CHOP). Protesters have occupied the neighborhood for several weeks after city police left its eastern …
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BOSTON (WHDH) – Massachusetts is just one of four states in the United States that is “on track to contain” the COVID-19 outbreak due to low infection and positive test rates, available ICU beds and a Strong contact tracking program, research suggests. A model created by the COVID Act Now, …
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According to NFL.com, the Indianapolis Colts to have the fourth most “tied” NFL talent in the league with 27 of these players currently on their active roster: A homegrown player is considered any player who is still on the same team that selected him. This may also include players who …
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After weeks of rumors, Steam’s Summer Sale is officially live. There are hundreds of discounted titles, and an unusually high percentage of them are worth it. This includes some games from two or three years ago that you may have missed, but also some AAA games from the last six …
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European markets advanced on Friday morning despite rising cases of coronavirus in the US and additional warnings about a second market crash from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The pan-European Stoxx 600 rose 0.6% in initial trade, with tech stocks adding 1.2% to lead gains as all sectors and major …
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