Did Donald Trump really suggest that people are Injected with Disinfectant, to kill COVID-19?
The Headline: “US President Donald Trump has suggested coronavirus patients be injected with disinfectant as a way to fight the virus”
Donald Trump’s actual … Read the rest
There have been two basic claims.
One is that two people, who died in the United States in early January 2020, were infected with Covid-19 A/B, but … Read the rest
According to Donald Trump it is a 60-day pause on the issuance of certain immigration green cards.
Visitors can still arrive.
Temporary visa holders can still arrive.
Workers in key industries can … Read the rest
The United States President and Vice President are elected by the Electoral College, every 4 years.
The registered voters in the United States, vote for members of … Read the rest
The United States has a very low testing rate for the coronavirus disease COVID-19, when compared to most other countries.
143 countries have recorded testing rates according to the worldometers site, with rates between 8 and 108,000 tests per million … Read the rest
The United States has expanded its travel restrictions from Europe to include the United Kingdom and Ireland.
This is designed to slow the spread of coronavirus, following the increase in Covid-9 rates in the UK.
The ban on non-US nationals … Read the rest
US consular officials are now (January 2020) allowed to deny a visa to any individual whose “primary purpose” in obtaining a visa is to give birth there.
The US is also tightening rules on … Read the rest
There were an estimated one million venomous snake bites globally every year. In India alone, about 10,000 people die from snake bites each year.
The Australian Brown Snake might be responsible for the … Read the rest
Some people think that Biscuits and Scones are the same thing. It seems it is a language issue.
These are Scones in England.
These are Biscuits in England.
They are definitely not the same … Read the rest
I was just reading a newspaper where it was saying that Mothers Day was first celebrated in 1911, and was created by Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia USA.
This made me stop and double check what … Read the rest