These recommendations could reduce COVID-19 spread on campus
This new approach will help colleges and universities deal with the coronavirus outbreaks on campus, according to the agency.
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Las Vegas Massacre 3-year anniversary: new program 'Route 91 Heals' aims to help victims, bereaved families dealing with trauma
'So Cal Route 91 Heals' partners with 'Give an Hour' to provide mental health, emotional wellness, and recovery aid after mass trauma events as we hit the three year anniversary of the Las Vegas Massacre.
Career readiness nonprofit Working Wardrobes celebrates comeback after destructive fire
Career readiness nonprofit Working Wardrobes is celebrating its comeback after a fire destroyed its Irvine headquarters in February. The organization can get back to its mission of helping others rebuild their lives.
San Diego pro soccer team walks off field after alleged homophobic slur from opposing player
The San Diego Loyal and Phoenix Rising players planned to pause their soccer match in the 71st minute and hold up a sign that said, "I will speak. I will act." It never got to that point.
Trump Administration Reduces Refugee Admissions to Lowest Level Ever
At a rally shortly before the announcement, Trump attacked refugees, calling them “an unwanted burden.”
Amazon counts nearly 20,000 COVID-19 cases among its frontline workers
Amazon said Thursday that 19,816 of its front-line employees at Amazon and Whole Foods have tested positive or been presumed positive for the coronavirus.
Furloughed United, American Airlines workers anxiously await CARES Act extension
More than 30,000 lost their jobs in just one day - and it didn't need to happen.
Trump opposes changing presidential debate rules but will still attend
Some potential changes that have been discussed include adding opening and closing statements and shortening open discussion.
