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Month: March 2020

The 12-hour stream where celebrities and sports stars played ‘Call Of Duty’ for coronavirus aid

As people distance themselves from one another during the coronavirus pandemic, athletes, celebrities, streamers and musicians united online Saturday. Stream Aid 2020 was a 12-hour charity stream on the social media platform Twitch to raise money for the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. The event, organized by Enthusiast Gaming, featured competitive esports action

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How long will Trump’s poll surge last?

The 2020 race, publicly at least, has largely halted as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic. Former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders are off the campaign trail. As is President Donald Trump, although his daily coronavirus task force briefings have begun to resemble campaign events. Given the state of the race,

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‘Better to die standing than to live on your knees,’ says Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko at ice hockey match

While most countries around the world have taken extraordinary and unprecedented measures to help stop the spread of coronavirus, Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has been adopting a more relaxed response to the pandemic. According to WHO statistics, Belarus, a country with a population of 9.5 million, has recorded 94 cases of coronavirus and zero deaths.

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Fun at-home rainbow experiment to do with your kids during the virus outbreak from ABC-7 StormTRACK

Everything is brighter with rainbows even a windy day! Making a Skittles rainbow is a quick, colorful science experiment that will engage your kid’s creativity. This experiment will teach kids about color mixing and how sugar dissolves in water. Science: Explore the design and construction of the skittles rainbow. Technology: Documentation of learning. Engineering: Simple

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