Justin Boggs
WCPO
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Mars helicopter set to take flight on Sunday
A livestream will be available on NASA’s YouTube and Facebook channels. → Read More
IRS: Many federal beneficiaries receive stimulus checks this week
156 million Americans have now received a federal stimulus check of up to $1,400. → Read More
Nearly entire NHL roster tests positive for COVID-19
The Athletic reported that a number of those who tested positive have experienced rough symptoms, and for several players, this was their second COVID-19 infection. → Read More
Masters Tournament to begin without Tiger Woods
Rory McIlroy said he visited Woods recently and that he is in "decent spirits." → Read More
UK variant now the dominant strain in the US, CDC head says
The strain was responsible for a massive increase in coronavirus cases in the UK at the start of 2021, leading the country to go back into a lockdown. → Read More
Carnival threatens to leave US cruise ports due to CDC protocols
The cruise industry said that the CDC is not being fair to the industry compared to other tourism industries. → Read More
Biden on infrastructure: Inaction is not an option
The corporate tax rate would increase from 21% to 28% under Biden's plan. → Read More
Biden to target 'ghost guns' with executive actions to combat gun violence
The Biden administration said it is still encouraging Congress to act on limiting high-capacity magazines and closing additional background check loopholes. → Read More
Biden, experts say it’s too early to abandon social distancing
With a number of states loosening pandemic protocols, there are concerns that the virus is outpacing vaccinations. → Read More
80% of teachers, childcare workers get COVID vaccine
Teachers and childcare workers were prioritized for coronavirus vaccines in hopes of returning schools to in-person learning. → Read More
Biden offers tepid support for companies protesting new Georgia election law
Biden narrowly won the state in 2020, which has traditionally been a GOP stronghold. Biden relied heavily on mail-in ballots en route to victory in Georgia. → Read More
Baylor claws perfect season away from Gonzaga en route to national title
The Zags’ quest for perfection came one game short, finishing the season 31-1. The 1976 Indiana Hoosiers remain the most recent unbeaten national champion in men’s basketball. → Read More
Federal data indicates suicides dropped in 2020
While the data may come as a surprise, a November 2020 study published in the British Medical Journal indicated no discernible increase in suicides globally due to the pandemic. → Read More
Home sales set new records… again
The demand has simply priced out a number of consumers. → Read More
Airlines starting to lift travel vouchers
While airlines were relatively flexible during the pandemic with rebooking flights without cancellation fees, the industry is starting to revert to its old ways. → Read More
Cruises move closer to setting sail after new CDC guidance
The CDC said that coronavirus vaccination efforts will be “critical” to resuming normal operations. → Read More
100 million Americans now partially vaccinated from COVID-19
With 82% of the US population not fully vaccinated, President Joe Biden is continuing to urge Americans to be cautious. → Read More
4 million additional stimulus checks sent out this week
While a handful of Americans received stimulus checks this week, a larger group can expect deposits by April 7. → Read More
Feds warn lenders aren’t prepared for an onslaught of foreclosures
The CFPB said mortgage servicers will need “ramped-up capacity to reach out and respond to the large number of homeowners likely to need loss mitigation assistance.” → Read More
Pandemic aid from colleges not taxable, IRS rules
Students eligible for pandemic aid will not need to pay taxes on grants, the IRS announced. → Read More