Female Weightlifter Wins Philippines’ First-Ever Olympic Gold
“I was shocked I was able to do it,” Hidilyn Diaz said after her emotional win.
Development In A Wealthy Montana Boom Town Is Fouling A World-Class Trout River
Rapid growth in Big Sky is threatening the Gallatin River.
Ending Eviction Moratoriums Likely Led To Thousands Of Deaths From Coronavirus: Study
The study looked at 43 states that had eviction moratoriums from March to September 2020.
WATTCH: 13-Year-Old Olympic Skateboarder Becomes One Of The Youngest Gold Medalists Ever
Momiji Nishiya of Japan won the women’s street competition. The other medal winners in the event were 13 and 16.
Biden Extends Americans With Disabilities Act Protections To COVID Long-Haulers
“The ADA is more than a law,” Biden said. “It’s a testament to our character as a people, our character as Americans.”
Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck Sing ‘Jenny From The Block’ At Her 52nd Birthday Bash
The newly confirmed couple celebrated Lopez’s b-day in St-Tropez at L’Opera with plenty of drinks, kisses and cuddling.
Bipartisan Infrastructure Talks On Brink Of Collapse In Senate
Democratic and GOP negotiators are accusing each other of moving the goal posts.
Mask Mandate Reimposed In Savannah, Georgia, As COVID-19 Cases Spike
The largest city on Georgia’s coast has seen an “alarming rise” in cases.
Ex-NFL Player/Coach Wants To Meet Roger Goodell Over Anti-Asian Remark
Eugene Chung says he was told during a job interview that Asian Americans were “not the right minority” in the NFL.
New York City Workers Will Be Required To Get Vaccinated Or Face Weekly Tests
Monday’s announcement follows a similar mandate for employees at city-run hospitals and health clinics.