The festival’s original schedule listed that the “Drag Kids” performance would take place Sunday, but the group announced in a Thursday tweet that organizers had made the “difficult decision” to “postpone” the performance, citing “increased safety concerns.”
Data from the CDC verified that as of Aug. 18 of this year, 2,574 cases of myopericarditis and pericarditis were reported in patients shortly after they received an mRNA vaccine for COVID-19.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and Pittsburgh Steelers star rusher T.J. Watt suffered the most significant injuries. Prescott broke his right thumb in a 19-3 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He will undergo surgery and is expected to miss up to two months.
Growing wildfires in Canada’s westernmost province British Columbia prompted air quality warnings and evacuation orders on Monday, including the evacuation of a camp housing workers for the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion project.
Iran is four weeks from producing a nuclear bomb, having recently enriched its stock in uranium by 60%, a U.N. report says.
Eric P. Bruskin, a high-ranking member of the Justice Department, falsely accused the Alliance Defending Freedom of being a “hate group.”
Additionally, Intel Corp broke ground on Friday on a $20 billion factory in Ohio to build cutting edge processor chips.
The Jets lost their home opener, 24-9, but the outcome of the game meant little compared to the events just before kickoff, when NYPD officer Brianna Fernandez took the stadium microphone to sing the National Anthem.
The rise of food insecurity within the United States Military is an exacerbation of an already existing problem, however, the decades-high inflation rate has reportedly made the problem significantly worse.
Stadium stands were out of water by halftime and there was none outside, where the late summer temperature was 93 Fahrenheit but felt far hotter because of the humidity.
