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The Boy Scouts of America has filed for bankruptcy protection in February as hundreds from all parts of the country signed up for sexual abuse lawsuit.

BioNTech’s chief executive, Professor Ugur Sahin, said they are optimistic that the experimental coronavirus vaccine they developed with Pfizer, can contain the virus transmission by 50%.

Peru’s Interim President, Manuel Merino, announced his resignation on Sunday, after nearly a week of violent protests in the country where at least two people were reported dead and 94 injured.

The Department of Homeland Security agency, together with group of federal, state and local election officials issued a statement on Thursday rejecting President Trump’s unfounded claims that some 2.7 million votes in his favor was deleted nationwide.

Starting June 1, 2021, Google will place a cap on the number of original, high resolution images a user can store on its cloud based back-up service.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention emphasized the mutual benefits of wearing masks not just on the people around but also the wearer in curbing the spread of the deadly virus.

U.S President Trump announced on Twitter Monday that he has terminated Secretary of Defense Mark Esper. The decision was made after Joe Biden was proclaimed as the projected winner in the 2020 Presidential Election.

Britain has announced that, for now, visitors arriving from Denmark will not be allowed from entering the country amid recent developments of a mutated Covid-19 strain linked to minks.

One of Biden’s priorities will be to roll-out a nationwide mask mandate once he officially starts office next year.