After a long season full of wins, as well as losses, the U.S. women’s soccer team won its fourth Women’s World Cup.
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California Experiences Two Large Earthquakes Less Than a Week Apart
In the past twenty years, California hasn’t experienced any earthquakes over a 6.9 magnitude. That all changed on July 5, when a 7.1 earthquake rocked southern California.
Target Challenges Amazon’s “Prime Day” With Their “Deal Day”
Last year Amazon held a 36-hour sale on most (not all) of their products, offering discounts and deals on everything from toilet paper to Echo’s.
New York Governor Signs Law Allowing Illegal Immigrants to get Drivers License
On Monday, shortly after the bill was passed with slim margins through the Senate, Andrew Cuomo signed a law which makes it legal for illegal immigrants to get a drivers license.
St. Louis Blues Beat Boston Bruins, Taking Home the Stanley Cup
The last hockey game was held on June 12, 2019; after a tight match between the St. Louis Blues and the Boston Bruins, a 4 to 1 game.
Commentary NYT to Cease Publishing Political Cartoons After Netanyahu Controversy
If you’re an avid reader of newspapers, chances are you’ve come across a political cartoon or two that grossly depicts the character of a well known political happening.
The Man Behind the New Oregon County Auction House
A lot of new construction is going on around the town of Alton, and an auction house is one of them.
Apple can Manufacture U.S. Bound Phones Outside of China
Tariffs have been rising alongside concerns of whether certain tech giants will be able to hold on despite paying high taxes to import their products to the U.S.
Canada Passes Ban Making it Illegal to Keep Dolphins and Whales in Captivity
If you have ever wanted to see a dolphin, whale, or porpoise in person I would suggest you do it soon.
Commentary Walmart’s Offering an InHome Delivery Service Starting This Fall
Amazon takes up almost 50 percent of all e-commerce sales while Walmart doesn’t even occupy 10 percent of the online market.
Commentary Louisiana Citizen Called Police After Taco Bell ran out of Tacos
A Taco Bell in Louisiana ran out of both soft and hard shell tacos on Monday- leaving many customers disappointed.
Carnivel Ordered to Pay $20 Million After Getting Caught Dumping Trash in Ocean
Carnival Corp confessed that they had violated the terms of an agreement which was made in 2017 on proper disposal of trash.