China made the widespread use of QR-based health certificates mandatory earlier this year. The system, which uses electronic barcodes to store a person’s travel and health history, is credited with helping to prevent the spread of the virus. The code presents users with a color code based on a possible …
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The first reports came out on Sunday night that Anthony Blinken would become U.S. Secretary of State in the Biden administration, an exclusive interview of his past circulating on social media. It was September 2016 Conversation with Grover, A character from Seelam Street, on the subject of refugees, directed American …
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The Ice Bucket Challenge went viral in 2014, with A.L.S. That’s why more than 17 million people took part in pouring ice water over their heads to raise awareness, commonly known as ‘Lou Gehrig’s disease.’ Nationally, with 2.5 million people donating 115 million to the ALS Association, what the organization …
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In Wummera, a dusty desert town in South Australia, scientists are getting ready. On December 6, 2020, after six years in space, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s Haibusa 2 spacecraft will finally return to Earth. It carries with it a surprisingly rare, precious and hard-won cargo – the planet collects …
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Patrick Mahoms never threw a touchdown pass to move forward in the final two minutes of the game, but on Sunday night Andy Reed had the idea that there is a first for everything. Sure enough, Mahoms came for the Reed and Kansas City Chiefs. He threw a 22-yard touchdown …
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