Tracking Your Stimulus Check
More than 80 million people were expected to get direct deposits by Wednesday containing their share of the $2.2 trillion stimulus package intended blunt the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
IRS Deposits First Batch Of Coronavirus Stimulus Payments To Eligible Americans
Relief for Americans affected by the economic crash due to COVID-19 shutdowns started over the weekend when the IRS tweeted it began to deposit stimulus payments into the bank accounts of eligible Americans.
New York State Changes Hospital Rules, Allows Family At Last Moments Of Life
After a massive uproar over New York State’s rule denying families the ability to be by their loved ones side during their last moments of life, the State has changed course, giving limited contact with those facing the worst.
Bernie Sanders Drops Out of 2020 Presidential Race
Sen. Bernie Sanders ended his presidential campaign on Wednesday, clearing Joe Biden’s path to the Democratic nomination and a showdown with President Donald Trump in November.
Coronavirus Hospitalizations Decrease in New York as ‘Curve’ Flattens
Nearly 800 lives were lost to the coronavirus across New York in the past 24 hours, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced alongside some encouraging news too — fewer people across the state are being admitted to hospitals or needing intubation.
New York Could Suffer ‘Near-Record Levels’ of Pollen This Year
With New Yorkers already suffering severe cabin fever, the next four months are “expected to see near-record levels” of tree, grass and then weed pollen, Accuweather’s Jack Boston told The Post.
New York Governor Urges Jews to Refrain From Holding Large Religious Gatherings
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday urged the Orthodox Jewish community to refrain from holding large religious gatherings, saying that the New York Police Department will “do what they need to do” to enforce his social distancing regulations.
WhatsApp Limits Forwarded Messages to Curb Coronavirus Misinformation
WhatsApp has placed new restrictions on forwarded messages on its platform in an effort to clamp down on misinformation about the coronavirus spreading across social media.
Experts Warn That Coronavirus Tests Have High Rate of False-Negatives
Reports from across the world are emerging that suggest that the tests people are placing so much stock in are not nearly as reliable as we would like to believe.
Video of the Day
Tesla is all the rage. The future of cars, innovation, and now ventilators. Owner Ilan Musk had ordered that the Tesla factories begin making ventilators to fill the dire need across the United States. Watch the engineers as they showcase their prototypes for the new Tesla ventilators.
Russia Halts International Flights to Stop Spread of Coronavirus
Russian officials stopped all incoming and outbound international flights starting at midnight on Friday to slow the spread of the coronavirus, widening the international flight restrictions implemented on March 27.
Suspected Terror Attack in France
Two people were killed and four injured Saturday in a stabbing attack in southeastern town of Romans-sur-Isère, about 20km north of Valence. According to the mayor of the French town, a man armed with a knife attacked people shopping in town, killing two of them and wounding an additional five.
Oil Prices Hit an 18-Year Low Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
With the coronavirus lockdown keeping many New York drivers off the road, they might not have noticed how cheap gas is. The average price at downstate pumps was just $2.175 a gallon this week, state data show.
FDA Authorizes First Coronavirus Blood Test, A Key Step For Showing Immunity
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized the first test for coronavirus that measures antibodies in the blood. Such tests could identify people who have recovered from COVID-19, a key for knowing who’s immune and for developing a vaccine.
“Help! I’m Bored,” Some Ideas From A Mother of Five
At home with the kids? Seeking good ideas to keep them engaged and stimulated? Read what this mom of five has to offer. Montana’s Rebbetzin Chavie Bruk, AKA “Clear As Mud”, shares her ideas for toys and games that work and can help get you though the “home alone” Passover edition.
Kāmin Health Launching TeleMed Virtual Medicine Program
Kāmin Health Urgent Care Centers is proud to announce the rolling out of their brand new TeleMed virtual medicine program to communities nationwide, with a special offer for shluchim who are looking for a safe and unique way of serving their communities during these intense times.
Long Island’s Senior Rabbi, Tuvia Teldon, Authors New Book – Eight Paths of Purpose
Rabbi Tuvia Teldon, the Senior Rabbi on Long Island, who heads a staff of over 50 rabbis in 38 centers, today announced the launch of his new book titled, Eight Paths of Purpose.
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