Articles by Vishakha Sonawane

Chadwick Boseman's 2018 Interview About Children With Terminal Cancer Resurfaces, Leaves Fans Gutted

Fans noted Chadwick's Boseman's interview comments particularly hit hard now since it was revealed that the actor was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer at the time

Aug 29, 2020

Will Military Help Democrats Oust Trump From White House? There's No Chance, Top General Says

Joe Biden had expressed confidence that the military would intervene if President Donald Trump refused to leave the White House.

Aug 29, 2020

Conservative #FightBack Foundation Helps Kenosha Shooter Kyle Rittenhouse After GoFundMe Shoots Down Campaign

The 17-year-old was arrested and charged for killing two Black Lives Matter protesters and injuring one in Wisconsin's Kenosha

Aug 28, 2020

Mr Skull Face: German Man Who Removed Ears to Look Like Skull, Plans to Tattoo His Eyeballs Next

Sandro, popularly known as Mr Skull Face on social media, spent over US$8,000 to modify his body – including splitting his tongue in half, tattoos all over his body

Aug 28, 2020

Angry Conservatives Tell LeBron James, NBA to 'Move to China' for Protesting Against Jacob Blake Shooting

After Jacob Blake's shooting, LeBron James was quick to denounce the police for targeting African-American people

Aug 27, 2020

Make America Great Again: Twitterati Lashes Out at Mike Pence Over MAGA Promise at RNC 2020

While the Trump campaign's official slogan for the 2020 presidential election being 'Keep America Great,' it failed to get much attention from his supporters

Aug 27, 2020

Lezmond Mitchell Executed: Why Native American's Death Penalty Drew The Ire of Navajo Nation

Under the Federal Death Penalty Act, the U.S. government can seek the death sentence for killings on the reservation land only if the tribe agreed with the sentencing.

Aug 27, 2020

Australian Archbishops Slammed for Opposing AstraZeneca's Coronavirus Vaccine Over 'Ethical Concerns'

AstraZeneca, in partnership with Oxford University, has been developing the potential vaccine by using the kidney cell line called HEK-293

Aug 26, 2020

Coronavirus

China Sees Red in Islamic Weddings of Uighur Muslims, Banned Over A Year Ago, Says Report

The authorities reportedly told the residents they were denied permission to hold the wedding ceremonies because it was "dangerous for stability."

Aug 26, 2020

US Army Experiments Teaming Robots with Soldiers to Detect Dangers in Real Time

The Army experimented the idea by assigning robots that had light detection and ranging (lidar) sensors to soldiers who wore augmented reality glasses

Aug 26, 2020

Firefox Daylight: Mozilla Overhauls Latest Version for Android, But When Will it Release in US, Canada?

The latest version of Firefox on Android runs on Mozilla's GeckoView – making the browser stand out from its competitors such as Brave, Microsoft's Edge and Chrome

Aug 25, 2020

U.K. Holocaust memorial to be built near Houses of Parliament

Twitterati Slams TikTok Users Cosplaying as Holocaust Victims in 'Trauma Porn'

The short videos had dramatic background music score and some users even wore the Star of David on their clothing to intensify their content

Aug 24, 2020

Linda Sarsour Row: Biden Campaign Privately Apologizes to Arab and Muslim Democrats, Says Report

The Joe Biden campaign apologized to the activists for publicly distancing itself with Linda Sarsour and her views on Israel

Aug 24, 2020

Trayford Pellerin Shooting Video Shows Police Firing 10 Shots at Black Man in Louisiana

The shooting occurred after the Louisiana State Police said they responded to a disturbance at a convenience store

Aug 23, 2020

Life-size sculptures of enslaved Africans are part of a 70-foot replica of a slave ship featured in the core exhibit at Detroit's new Museum of African American History. The slave ship with 50 figures is a silent commemoration of Africans who lost their l

International Day for Remembrance of Slave Trade: 1791 Revolt Triggered Demand for Abolition of Slavery

The day commemorates the people in Santo Domingo – present day Haiti and the Dominican Republic – for their revolt in 1791 against slavery and its trade

Aug 23, 2020

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attends a grand military parade celebrating the 70th founding anniversary of the North Korean Army

Is Kim Jong Un Sick? Rumors About North Korean Leader's 'Poor' Health Arise Amid Political Changes

Earlier this year, rumor mills were abuzz that North Korea's supreme leader was gravely ill after he missed several public events in April

Aug 22, 2020

China Building Surface-to-Air Missile Site Near India-Nepal Border, Satellite Image Shows

India and China stepped up military deployment in the area after a violent conflict between the two nuclear-powered nations at the Galwan Valley in June.

Aug 22, 2020

Wuhan Pool Party Amid Coronavirus: Chinese Media Defends it, Terms Criticism as 'Sour Grapes'

Responding to crticism, the state-backed 'Global Times' called the reproval from foreigners 'sour grapes'

Aug 21, 2020

Coronavirus

As Schools Reopen, Coronavirus Study Says Children 'Silent' But 'Super' Spreaders With Higher Viral Load than ICU Patients

Researchers said that school district authorities should implement guidelines to control the spread of coronavirus among children.

Aug 20, 2020

Coronavirus

Twitterati Call for Goodyear Boycott for Listing Black Lives Matter Acceptable But MAGA Not

The criticism prompted Goodyear to issue a statement saying it did not encourage its employees to express support for political parties.

Aug 19, 2020

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