22 States Report Worrying Uptick in COVID-19 Cases Amid Mass Protests: Nearly 150,000 Americans Might Lose Lives by August

Medicine & Technology Jun 10, 2020

Twenty-two US states are experiencing a surge in coronavirus cases over the last few weeks due to mass protests. Health experts warn that about 145, 728 Americans might lose their lives to COVID-19 by August 4, 2020, if the trend keeps up.

Police Force Responds to Protesters Using Rubber Bullets That Can Disable, Disfigure and Even Kill

Jun 03, 2020

Despite decades of studies about the harm of using rubber bullets, police departments across the country are firing rubber bullets to the crowd.

Experts Explain the Psychology Behind Riots and Looting by Looking at Recent Film Joker

Jun 03, 2020

Shortly after the controversial death of George Floyd, America erupts in protest that includes breaking windows, burning of property, and stealing of goods, but are they still fighting for what they believe or are opportunists just using the situation to take advantage?

Tear Gas Banned, yet Why Are Police Still Using It? Scientists Claim the Substance Is Dangerous and Should Be Made Illegal

Jun 02, 2020

Experts have warned that tear gas is harmful and should be illegal. Despite already being banned, police still use the chemical weapon in protests and riots. Click the link above to read more.

Fears Over Coronavirus Second Wave Spark Following George Floyd Protests

Jun 01, 2020

US health officials are now worried that protests following the George Floyd case might spark a second wave of the coronavirus. After reports of positive cases increasing in areas where protests have been held, officials urge people to be responsible protesters, especially during the pandemic.

Can Science and Culture Coexist on Mauna Kea? Dozen ‘Protector’ Protestors Arrested This Week for Obstruction

Apr 03, 2015

With the construction of the $1.4 billion dollar endeavor of the Thirty Meter Telescope beginning this week, news arrives from the Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii, as a dozen protestors were arrested for obstructing construction crews on their way to the summit. Astronomers anticipating the Thirty Meter Telescope believe that the largest telescope ever built will give us new insights never-before-seen into space, however, locals in Hawaii are not convinced that the $1.4 billion investment is worth compromising their lands.