After 2 weeks of painstaking searching, YouTuber lawowhy86 refutes the claim that the coronavirus started outside of China.
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President Trump Unveils New 5 Minute Coronavirus Test Device
A new coronavirus testing device that can produce a result in five minutes will soon be available throughout the US, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Stephen Hahn announced Monday.
The test will be available in doctors’ clinics, emergency rooms and drive-through sites within the next month as officials try to rapidly overcome a lack of readily-available tests during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Coronavirus Homemade Remedy Can Allegedly Help You Kill Off/Prevent COVID-19
Is this a myth or the real deal? This coronavirus homemade remedy can supposedly cure and protect against COVID-19.
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Drake & Young Thug Tell Tory Lanez How They’re Staying Coronavirus-Free On Quarantine Radio
Drake and Young Thug jump on Tory Lanez “Quarantine Radio” to reveal what’s keeping them occupied at a time of social distancing.
Drake joined Tory Lanez on Quarantine Radio where he was asked how he was staying corona-free.
Young Thug was among the guests that appeared on Quarantine Radio today. Thugger revealed exactly he was doing during this time of social distancing.
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6ix9ine Co-Defendant Kooda B Granted Temporary Release Due To Coronavirus
Tekashi 6ix9ine‘s co-defendant Kintea “Kooda B” McKenzie was granted a temporary release from New York’s Metropolitan Correctional Center over coronavirus concerns. This comes after Tekashi requested release due to fears over the coronavirus, which was denied. Kooda has been awaiting sentencing since pleading guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering in the 6ix9ine case, in connection to shots being fired at Chief Keef outside of the W Hotel in Times Square.
Kooda’s attorney Lisa Scolari asked Judge Paul A. Engelmayer last week to grant McKenzie the same $300,000 bond he was initially released on last year because he’s in a high-risk category for contracting the coronavirus due to his asthma. Scolari added that McKenzie used his albuterol inhaler at least once a month due to “shortness of breath,” and she also pointed out the poor conditions across New York City jails, including “shortages of soap and disinfectants.”
The government opposed Kooda B’s request on Monday (March 30), stating that his “reliance on the current health crisis to secure his release—post-conviction and less than three months from sentencing—is unfounded and should be denied.” However, Judge Engelmayer granted the request, stating that at least four inmates at the jail where Kooda is incarcerated have contracted coronavirus. The judge added that “the MCC (Metropolitan Correctional Center) has identified [Kooda B] as ‘high risk’ with respect to COVID-19.”
Source: Complex
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CNN Anchor Chris Cuomo Tests Positive for Coronavirus
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo took to Twitter on Tuesday (March 31) to reveal that he has tested positive for coronavirus.
— Christopher C. Cuomo (@ChrisCuomo) March 31, 2020
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Coronavirus Relief Fund: This Is How The Payments From The U.S. Will Work
Congress has passed a $2 trillion relief bill to help deal with the economic damage done by the global spread of the coronavirus.
This means many Americans will receive payments from the government in the coming weeks. Forbes’ Jack Brewster breaks down how the bill could affect you.
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Kush Up Challenge: Rappers in Quarantine Participate in Weed Smoking Challenge During Coronavirus Pandemic
Check out the Kush-Up challenge. While practicing social distancing, rappers in quarantine participate in weed smoking challenge during coronavirus pandemic.
MGK, Jim Jones, Wiz Khalifa, G Herbo, Snoop Dogg, Lil Duval, Trippie Red, Scott Storch, Gillie Da Kid are among the participants.
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Coronavirus Stimulus Check: People Behind In Child Support Payments May Not Qualify
The stimulus check won’t be in the mail for Americans who owe child support.
WASHINGTON — The coronavirus relief bill enacted Friday includes direct cash payments to help people through the crisis. One red flag that can cost otherwise eligible Americans money is owing past due child support.
According to Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, “The only administrative offset that will be enforced applies to those who have past due child support payments that the states have reported to the Treasury Department.”
The cash transfers are available to U.S. residents with a valid Social Security number who reported making less than $99,000 or couples earning up to $198,000 on a recent tax return. The one-time payments max out at $1,200 per person with an additional $500 per child.
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Dave Chappelle Talks Coronavirus, Says He Doesn’t Know If It Exists
Dave Chappelle recently hopped on Instagram Live with photographer Mathieu Bitton while both of them were quarantined in their homes. During the conversation, the two ended up speaking on COVID-19, and Chappelle kept it all the way real about the spread of coronavirus.
Along with that, Chappelle gave his take on coronavirus, saying “I’m ducking something, that i don’t even.. i don’t even know if this s**t exists.”
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Breaking Quarantine: Reporter Goes Off On People Partying During Coronavirus Pandemic
Houston’s Fox26 reporter Isiah Carey channeled everybody’s grandma from the South when he expressed what he wanted to do to those “hot ass” Spring Breakers in Miami partying on beaches during the coronavirus quarantine.
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Kodak Black Drops A Freestyle From Jail About Coronavirus & His Time In Prison
As Kodak Black remains behind bars, he keeps his spirit up and drops a freestyle from jail.
The rapper admitted in August that he falsified information on federal forms to buy four firearms from a Miami-area gun shop on two separate occasions.