Legal November 2020

Couple Paying Bribes In College Scam Sentenced

In 2018, Diane and Todd Blake paid $250,000 to get their daughter into USC. In 2020, both have been sentenced to prison because of their part in a massive college admissions bribery scam.

Health Care November 2020

What's With The Confusion Over Masks?

As cases of COVID continue to increase in the U.S., there remains confusion over wearing face masks. But where is this confusion coming from? And what are health experts saying today?

Legal November 2020

Judge: Stop Expelling Kids Who Cross Border

A district judge has ordered the halting of a policy that allows unaccompanied immigrant children who cross the southern border to be expelled before they could request asylum.

Health Care November 2020

FDA Allows 1st COVID Rapid Results Home Test

The FDA has given emergency authorization for the first at home rapid results coronavirus test. This single-use test kit requires a prescription and gives results in 30 minutes.

Health Care November 2020

Pfizer: COVID-19 Shot 95% Effective

Previously, Pfizer and BioNTech reported their coronavirus vaccine candidate is 90% effective. Now, Pfizer said that new test results show its candidate is 95% effective.

Hispanic Community November 2020

Peru's Congress Selects New Leader

Lawmaker Francisco Sagasti has been selected to become the next president of Peru. Sagasti is a member of the centrist Purple Party and will be Peru’s third president in a week.

Global November 2020

10 Professional Tips For Students

Are you a student preparing a career? Here you have some professional tips that will help you in your journey.

Health Care November 2020

Who Will Be The First To Get COVID-19 Vaccines?

Moderna and Pfizer reported promising initial data regarding the effectiveness of their COVID-19 vaccine candidates. Once a vaccine is approved, supplies will be limited at first.

Health Care November 2020

NYC Schools Stay Open

Three stories from New York City: NYC schools to stay open, illegal fight club in the Bronx busted up by deputy sheriffs, poll workers counting ballots tested positive and quarantined.

Technology November 2020

Amazon Opens Online Pharmacy

Amazon.com has opened an online pharmacy where customers can refill prescriptions and order medication for home delivery. Most insurance plans are accepted.

Legal November 2020

Was Wolf Suspending DACA Unlawful?

A district judge ruled that Chad Wolf, the Acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary, did not have legal authority to suspend DACA, invalidating the suspension.

Global November 2020

COVID Pushes Drop In Foreign College Students

New policies and complications from the pandemic have led to thousands of foreign college students not going to universities in the U.S. Millions of dollars in tuition are at risk.