The Arias Journal (Page 28)

Sign in Subscribe

More issues

Monkeypox, Cough, or COVID-19?

In the age of COVID-19 and now monkeypox, many people are experiencing heightened anxiety about their health. Symptoms such as fever, chills, bumps, rashes, sore throat, sniffles, and headache can trigger anxious feelings, especially in those with a history of anxiety. This can lead to excessive fear and preoccupation with

Only half of eligible Americans have gotten their first COVID booster

As the fall season approaches, the United States is renewing its efforts to get more people vaccinated against COVID-19, particularly the elderly and vulnerable, who continue to bear the brunt of the nation's COVID-19 crisis. Despite the availability of booster shots, the uptake of vaccinations among eligible populations

You can turn Meta’s chatbot against Mark Zuckerberg

Meta's new AI chat tool, BlenderBot 3, has been making headlines as people put it through its paces. The BBC and Insider have reported on their experiences with the chatbot, which they stress-tested by asking it questions about its creator, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. While it's

From GOP chair to militias, the right issues baseless warnings about armed IRS thugs

The Biden Administration's proposal to double the budget of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and add 87,000 employees has received significant pushback from conservatives. The proposed plan is set to become law as part of the soon-to-be-enacted Inflation Reduction Act. Many are concerned that this increase in

Trump hires prominent Atlanta attorney for election probe

Drew Findling has a track record of representing high-profile clients such as Cardi B, Migos, Gucci Mane, and Katt Williams. He is known as the #BillionDollarLawyer on Twitter and often posts pictures with his famous clients on Instagram. Despite representing clients in the entertainment industry, Findling's recent Instagram

Biden to tout recent legislative wins ahead of U.S. midterm vote

U.S. President Joe Biden is planning to embark on a nationwide tour to promote a series of recent legislative victories, including climate change, gun control, and drug pricing, that he and his administration believe will benefit American citizens and push back against special interests, according to White House officials

Warnings about armed IRS and issues to come

Federal agencies with seemingly straightforward mandates often have a broader scope of responsibilities than expected. For example, the Secret Service's role goes beyond protecting public figures, as they also investigate counterfeiting. Similarly, the Agriculture Department oversees the food-stamp program, and the IRS is responsible for enforcing the tax

Secession backer says poll shows majority of San Bernardino County voters support the move

The man who first proposed San Bernardino County secede from California says voters are ready to do so — and he says he has the survey data to prove it. “I think it’s going to be a super-majority,” real estate developer Jeff Burum said of the expected Nov. 8 vote

U.S. CDC no longer recommends students quarantine for COVID-19 exposure

(Reuters) -The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will no longer recommend quarantines or test-to-stay programs at schools or daycare centers for people exposed to COVID-19, the agency said in updated guidelines on Thursday. The agency also said it was no longer recommending unvaccinated people quarantine after exposure

Trump allies say he declassified Mar-a-Lago documents

The Justice Department has a track record of prosecuting cases that involve the improper handling of classified information. However, this has never been done against a former president before. This raises questions about the possibility of bringing such a case against Donald Trump, who served as the President of the