A lot of Canadian users of Reddit have seen a very serious resemblance between teen climate change activist Greta Thunberg and an image of someone who has Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. … Read More
The Senate of the U.S. reached a sweeping consensus and passed a $2 trillion stimulus package to support Americans affected by the COVID 19 pandemic. These include the unemployed, self-employed, … Read More
In September 2019, President Donald Trump signed a bill into the law called Autism Collaboration, Accountability, Research, Education and Support Act (CARES), which provides $1.8 billion for autism research and … Read More
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a viral disease that spread through the world like a plague in 2019 and 2020. Completely unprecedented, this pandemic has made the U.S. government react in … Read More
Many people are still confused about Bernie Sanders’ stand on the Hong Kong protests. While the protests themselves have stopped or nearly stopped thanks to the Coronavirus epidemic, it may … Read More
If you have an interest in politics and admire Mike Bloomberg and want to become a political intern on his 2020 campaign, then you are going to have to put … Read More
With the Presidential election set for later this year, U.S. presidential election polls have already begun tracking the race to the White House. Currently, many of the polls are aimed … Read More
The Coronavirus has been in the news a lot for these last few months, but the truth is that there are actually six known strains of this virus, the first … Read More
The Trump impeachment trial is over, and to no one’s surprise, President Donald Trump was acquitted on both charges. The vote ended with 52 in favor of acquittal and 48 … Read More
Although it is not an official holiday, National Wear Red Day (also known as the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign) is an important day that was first … Read More
