Trump downplays model showing deaths doubling
A key forecasting model used by the White House now shows the U.S. death toll doubling from roughly 70,000 lives in early August to nearly 135,000 by that time. BREAKING…
Elon Musk defies orders, reopens California factory l ABC News
Tesla, the largest car manufacturing employer in California, brazenly defied the county’s public health order and opened its doors Monday after putting some safety precautions in place. #ABCNews #ElonMusk #Tesla…
Trump visits Michigan, a key state to reelection | WNT
The president toured a Ford plant that’s building ventilators and maintained social distance but opted not to wear a mask. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE OF ‘WORLD NEWS TONIGHT’: https://bit.ly/3e5O8qE WATCH…
Central Michigan suffers two dam collapses in hours | WNT
Thousands of residents were forced to flee and a nearby chemical plant was evacuated; officials say hundreds are in shelters and some are sleeping in their cars over fears of…
American meat providers resorting to drastic measures in COVID-19 pandemic | Nightline
With several large meatpacking plants shuttered, farmers are left in the lurch. Though smaller plants are stepping in, it’s only a partial solution to a problem expected to have effects…
Massive biker rally in South Dakota continues during pandemic
The mayor of Sioux Falls, Paul TenHaken, talks about his city’s COVID-19 cases, lessons learned from the Smithfield processing plant outbreak and more. source
Johnson & Johnson faces scrutiny over vaccine mix-up | WNT
An ingredient mix-up at a Baltimore manufacturing plant potentially ruined 15 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The FDA says there is no risk to anyone already vaccinated.…
Johnson & Johnson vaccine setback
More cases of rare blood clots have been found in Johnson & Johnson vaccine recipients. And the FDA has shut down a manufacturing plant in Baltimore where up to 15…
Beach, graffiti and Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant: World in Photos, April 20
A look at the top photos from around the globe. source