Amid rising COVID-19 cases across the country, Andrew Cuomo on Saturday announced a new strategy to tackle COVID-19 during the fall and winter days by targeting micro-clusters. The Governor outlined the strategy at a briefing in New York. Cuomo said that the fight against coronavirus will now be carried out not at the level of the entire state or region, but «area by area.» “We're going to implement a microcluster…

An Ohio mother discovered that her little daughter had taken some candid photos without her knowledge — and then made them public. Emily Schmitt was drying her daughter's hair after a shower and giving the two-year-old her phone to keep her busy. However, the girl, playing with her mother's phone, took a picture of her and uploaded the photos to Snapchat. It was only when the embarrassed woman received a…

During a speech at the next rally in Macon, Georgia, on Friday night, President Donald Trump spoke about what he plans to do if ex-Vice Joe Biden loses the election. «You know what? I feel tremendous pressure to confront the worst candidate in the history of American politics. — said the current US leader to his supporters — Can you imagine what will happen if I lose? What will happen…

Georgia Police are asking the public for help in finding the killer of a 13-year-old Riverdale boy who was shot in front of his family. Clayton County Police said Brian Zavala, along with his father and brother, was fixing a lawn mower in the yard on Thursday night when a car pulled up to the house and a masked man got out. “He didn't say anything. — recalls the tragedy…

A Texas teenager won a $ 25,000 prize for creating a potential COVID-19 cure. Anika Cebrolu of Independence High School in Frisco has been named America's Best Young Scientist for her efforts to find a cure for coronavirus. A 14-year-old girl has won the 3M Young Scientist Challenge 2020, the nation's premier science competition for high schools. “I have developed a molecule that can bind to a specific protein of…

Federal authorities have exposed an alleged fraudulent scheme through which rapper Nuke Bizzle raised more than $ 1 million after he released a song about getting rich through unemployment benefits. The California hip-hop artist is accused of illegally receiving benefits under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, according to NBC Los Angeles. According to the affidavit, the rapper — whose real name is Fontrell Antonio Baines — used…