Articles by Hannah Claire Brimelow

Hawaii Governor Discourages Tourism After Increase in New COVID Cases

"It is not a good time to travel to the islands," the governor said.

Goodbye, Cuomo: Governor has Left Office, Hochul Replaces Him

Hochul is the second Lieutenant Governor to replace New York's Governor in the past 14 years

FDA approves Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccination

The company announced its vaccine received full FDA approval Monday morning

Justice Amy Coney Barrett Blocks Attempt to Stop Construction on Obama’s Presidential Library

A nonprofit sought to block the project's ground breaking due to environmental concerns

Tropical Storm Henri Makes Landfall in Rhode Island

The storm's rainfall has caused serious flooding throughout New England

Over 30 School Districts in Illinois On Probation Because Of Mask Mandates

The state's governor orders teachers and students to wear masks while indoors this school year

Afghan Woman Gives Birth on U.S. Evacuation Flight

The woman delivered her baby while on the plane at a base in Germany

New York Ice Cream Store Owner Must Pay BLM Protesters $4,500 for Calling the Police

In a lawsuit brought against him by the state, David Elmendorf was accused of violating...

Mike Richards Resigns as Jeopardy! Host Amid Controversy Over Past Remarks

Comments Richards made on his former podcast resurfaced just days after he was announced as the...

Fox News Requires Disclosure of Vaccination Status from Employees

Amazon Plans to Open its Own Department Stores

The stores would be an experimental way of trying to further connect with customers

Over 240 Students at University of Virginia Disenrolled Because They Are Unvaccinated

The school lost an estimated 1% of its population over COVID vaccination status

TSA Extends Mask Mandate Until January 2022

The mandate was initially scheduled to end in September

Staple Food Items In Short Supply in the U.S.

Because of pandemic lockdowns, dramatic shifts in consumer behavior have caused shortages as the...

U.S. Forces Evacuated 1,100 American citizens from Afghanistan on Tuesday

The Pentagon previously stated a goal of 9,000 people per day

T-Mobile Investigates Data Breach After Hackers Stole Personal Information from 40 Million People

Information regarding former and potential customers was compromised over the weekend

Indiana and South Carolina Colleges' Mask Mandates Upheld in Court

In two separate rulings, campus mask mandates were legally upheld

California Supreme Court Rules on Cannabis for Prison Inmates

The 5-2 majority ruled prisoners cannot possess marijuana

U.S. Government Will Recommend Booster Shots 8 months After Vaccinations

An official announcement is expected at some point this week

New Study: Over 30% of Millennials, GenZ Would Cut Ties With the Unvaccinated

Other reports indicate they are the generation least likely to get the COVID-19 vaccination

Wrongful Termination Suit Filed Against Houston Hospital Over Vaccination Requirements

Houston Methodist CEO Marc Boom said Monday he was “not surprised”

Megan Rapinoe's Political Activism Amounted to ‘Bullying', Says Former Teammate

Former teammate Hope Solo criticized the popular player in a recent interview

Biden Administration Approves Biggest Food Stamp Increase

The monthly food assistance benefit will advance from $121 to $157

Taliban Takes Control of Afghan Capital, Thousands Mob Kabul's Airport

Biden, who has been out of the office all weekend, blamed President Trump for the botched...