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Kissing Bugs Are More Common Than People Know
Don't like to read? The Triatomine, or kissing bug, is an insect that carries the Chagas disease. The disease causes about 11,000 global deaths a year. It is called the kissing bug because it normally bites one around the eyes or nose. These insects harbor parasites and transmit them to a person through the bite. Since blood is the bug’s main food supply, the bites might not be noticed when they happen.
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Home»Archives»U.S.»Illinois»Chicago Why Is It So Easy for People to Discriminate Against the Homeless? By Brielle Buford on July 31, 2019 Chicago, Headlines, World The number of people that end up living in the streets of Chicago is not surprising. With almost 140,000 people homeless in the city, including public school students, every citizen passes by at least one homeless person a day.
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Home»Archives»U.S.»Illinois Why Is It So Easy for People to Discriminate Against the Homeless? By Brielle Buford on July 31, 2019 Chicago, Headlines, World The number of people that end up living in the streets of Chicago is not surprising. With almost 140,000 people homeless in the city, including public school students, every citizen passes by at least one homeless person a day.
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Home»Archives»U.S.»Alaska Plane Crash in Alaska Leaves Five Dead and One Missing By Trinity Oglesby on May 14, 2019 Alaska, Breaking News!, U.S. On May 13, 2019, two planes carrying Princess Cruise passengers collided over a small town in Alaska from unknown circumstances. Five people have since been confirmed dead, ten have been taken to a Ketchikan hospital, and one person has been unaccounted for. One plane carried 11 people, while the other carried five.
Instagram and Others Plan on Hiding Like and View Counts on Posts
On Tuesday April 30, 2019, Instagram announced that in Canada, they will be testing a feature that will hide like counts from pictures, as well as view counts from videos. This feature, which is being called the “private likes” testing, will begin later in the week. The likes, which on the app are represented by hearts, will be unavailable for viewing by Instagram followers, but the owner of the page will still be allowed to see the count.
Bill Cosby Has 5 Year Case Settled Without His Permission
By Trinity Oglesby on April 8, 2019 On Friday, April 5, the long running case against actor and comedian, Bill Cosby, was settled by insurance company AIG. Cosby, however, denies any knowledge of this agreement, and states that he still desires to have his time in court to counter the claims made by his alleged victims in order to clear his name.
Cardi B Is Living Her Best Life Leading the Billboard Music Awards
By Trinity Oglesby on April 4, 2019 Thursday, March 28, Cardi B was nominated for an IHeart Music Award 21 times in 18 of 56 recognized music categories, putting her at the top of the billboard for the Music Awards. Post Malone and Drake followed a close second behind her, each receiving 17 nominations. They are all competing for the highest prize in the show, along with top artists such as Travis Scott and Ariana Grande, who each received 12 nominations.
Mayor Lightfoot Holds Press Conference in PUSH Headquarters
Winner of the mayoral race of 2019, Lori Lightfoot, and her former opponent, Tori Preckwinkle, held a press conference on Wednesday, April 3. The conference was held in the Operation PUSH National Headquarters on the South side of Chicago beginning at 10:15 a.m., and ending in prayer at 11:40 a.m. The two women were also seen earlier in the day in Downtown Chicago at the intersection of Clark and Lake, meeting and shaking hands with Chicago residents.
Measles in the U.S. Is Increasing at an Alarming Rate
By Trinity Oglesby on April 2, 2019 In the United States, the amount of people affected by the infectious measles sickness in 2019 is significantly larger than almost any year since 2000. This is, in part, as a result of U.S. residents leaving the country unvaccinated, returning ill, and spreading measles in their own state. However, the fact that they are not vaccinated to begin with seems to be the bigger issue.
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