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Our founders, a couple of undergraduates at Clarkson University, recognized the impact media has on people's emotions when COVID-19 flooded the world with bad news. Now, we're fighting back by delivering the same important stories, with a positive spin!
American Airlines employees are allowed to wear Black Lives Matter pins, much like Delta
American Airlines announced it is creating a new unified lapel pin to celebrate diversity and honor the Black Lives Matters Movement. According to American Airlines,
Vaccine developers plan joint safety pledge to prevent premature approval
Several COVID-19 vaccine developers, including Pfizer Inc, Johnson & Johnson, and Moderna Inc, plan to issue a public pledge not to seek government approval until
SpaceX’s satellite internet proves it can handle video games and streaming in latest test
SpaceX updated an early test of its Starlink satellite internet network that showed the speed at which it can play online video games and stream
Pope Francis urges debt cancellation
Today, September 1, Pope Francis called on the international community to write off the debts of poor countries affected by the coronavirus pandemic. “Today the
UAE’s boycott of Israel comes to an end
The United Arab Emirates president has issued a decree annulling the legislation that provides for a boycott against Israel. Now allowing trade and economic agreements
The US real estate market is holding up well against COVID
Home prices rose 4.3% yearly in June, unchanged from the achievement seen in May, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA
Trade relations improve between the US and EU
The United States and the European Union have been involved in trade disputes over the past few years, but a mini-deal announced on Friday marked
SpaceX gets $1.9 billion to make Starlink broadband internet happen
Billionaire Elon Musk’s SpaceX has raised $1.9 billion in additional funding. Information about this is contained in the document filed with the regulatory authority. According
U.S. weekly jobless claims fall below 1 million, first time since mid-March
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell below the 1 million marks for the first time since the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic
Facebook and Twitter fire back after Trump spreads COVID-19 misinformation
A few days ago, Facebook completely deleted a post of Donald Trump for the first time because the US president’s remarks violated the false COVID-19
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