Study shows secondhand smoke exposure increases risk of heart failure
A new study shows exposure to secondhand cigarette smoke can increase the risk of heart failure.
Author: CNN
New study shows U.S. birth rates have hit a record low
A new study shows U.S. birth rates have reached a record low. The birth rate fell again in 2020, for the 16th consecutive year.
New model projects India’s coronavirus deaths could nearly double in a month
A new prediction shows India could be facing a staggering number of COVID-19 cases and deaths over the next few weeks. A new model by the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore predicts if current coronavirus trends continue, the number of COVID deaths will nearly double to over 400,000 in about a month.
Survey says there’s a shortage in American factory workers
According to a new survey, there’s a big shortage of American factory workers. On Tuesday, Deloitte and The Manufacturing Institutes found that as many as 2.1 million manufacturing jobs will be unfilled through 2030.
Former President Donald Trump launches new blog
Former President Donald Trump has a new blog called “From the Desk of Donald J. Trump.” It links to and from a campaign-like website. The blog posts are formatted like tweets and include options for people to post the content on other social media sites.
Experts say you might be able to see debris from Haley’s Comet this week
Debris from the famous Halley’s Comet is supposed to light up the sky this week. Some experts predict people may be able to see the Eta Aquarid meteor shower at some point between Tuesday and Thursday.
Consumer News: Gun sales hit new record, High travel demand leading to raised prices and more!
Consumer News: Gun sales hit new record, High travel demand leading to raised prices and more!
How much caffeine is too much?
The FDA says about four in five U.S. adults consume caffeine every day, but it’s important to know how much is too much and to know when to stop, so your sleep isn’t affected.
Georgia family mourns loved one killed during severe storms on Monday
Monday’s severe weather impacted more than 100 million people from the Southern Plains through the Mid-Atlantic. One Georgia family is mourning the loss of their loved one after a tree fell on his car during the severe storms.
TSA reporting boom in travel across U.S. airports
With COVID-19 cases down in much of the country, the travel boom experts have been predicting is here.
