Articles by CJ Robles
'The Flash' Actor Hartley Sawyer Fired For Racist and Misogynist Tweets
Harley Sawyer, who plays the Elongated Man. in 'The Flash' was fired after his racist and misogynistic tweets surface.
[COVID-19 Update] Ocean Floor Now Has 'More Masks Than Jellyfish" as Coronavirus Trash Piles Up
Single-use face masks and gloves are piling up on shorelines and the ocean seabed in Côte d'Azur.
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Coronavirus Update: Cities Are Seeing Bluer Skies After Months of Lockdown
City dwellers were surprised to see their newly clean cities over the last few months. Let us take a look at how Copenhagen, Oakland, and Mexico City made their transformations permanent.
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'Batwoman' Season 2: CW Will Reboot the Show Without Kate Kane
After Ruby Rose announced last month that she was leaving 'Batwoman,' showrunners announced the show would not be simply recast the role of Kate Kane. Instead, they are entirely changing the show.
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[VIRAL] Protestors Removing Slave Trader Edward Colston's Statue Caught on Video; Twitter Has Some Powerful Reactions
A video has been trending over social media showing protesters removing a controversial statue amid the Black Lives Matter protests.
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Selena Gomez and Lady Gaga Allow Black Activists to Takeover Their Instagram for Few Days
Selena Gomez takes a bold move to show her support on the on-going Black Lives Matter protests by allowing prominent Black leaders to run her Instagram account.
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West Nile Virus and 'Brain-Eating' Amoeba May Spread During Summer
Health officials are warning the public about the possible spread of the West Nile virus and a 'brain-eating' amoeba as temperatures rise during the summer.
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Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Resigns; Asks for a Black Replacement; Site Content Policy Change Underway
Reddit's co-founder said he resigned from the board of directors because he was trying to set an example for the platform's other leaders.
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COVID-19 Cure: Novavax Gets $60 Million Grant for Coronavirus Vaccine
The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) will give the Novavax Inc up to 60 million USD to fund the manufacturing of its experimental COVID-19 vaccine.
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Facebook Regulates 'Boogaloo' Groups After Charges Filed Against 2 Supporters
Facebook has made it more difficult to find 'Boogaloo'-related user groups. It will no longer recommend such groups to members of similar associations, a Facebook spokeswoman said.
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[COVID-19 Update] Study Shows Coronavirus Patients with Type 'A' Blood May Need Ventilators
The study may explain why a small group of young people sometimes suffer from respiratory failure after contracting COVID-19 and even later die of the infection.The study results may explain why a small group of young people sometimes suffer from respiratory failure after contracting COVID-19 and even later die of the infection.
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[VIRAL] YouTube Star Jake Paul Charged with Misdemeanor and Trespassing But Claims He Was Just Documenting Looting
Videos showing YouTuber Jake Paul at a looted mall in Scottsdale, Arizona are circulating on YouTube and Instagram.
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General Motors Builds Electric Vans for E-Commerce and Last-Mile Deliveries
General Motors is rumored to be working on an electric van that would compete against Ford Transit. Electric vehicles (EV) are getting more attention with numerous automotive news about EV technologies circulating every day.
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Prosecutors Want Samsung Group's Heir Jay Y. Lee Arrested for Fraud and Merger Issues
South Korean prosecutors have filed for an arrest warrant for Samsung Group's heir Jay Y. Lee as the investigation continues about controversies over a 2015 merger and an alleged accounting fraud that hastened his succession
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Why People's Faces in Protest Photos Should Be Blurred Before Posting Them on Social Media
People should always put high importance on social media safety. Here are a few simple tricks that can be done in seconds, but can help protect individuals from police scrutiny or any form of retaliation.
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Study Shows Hydroxychloroquine Does Not Prevent COVID-19; Countries Continue to Prescribe the Drug
A new study shows hydroxychloroquine's inefficacy in treating COVID-19, although some countries continue to use it.
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Apple Confirms Anti-theft Measures in Looted iPhones; Tim Cook Responds to George Floyd's Death
Apple is not just letting looters get away with its devices so easily. But they've also responded to the social issues triggered by George Floyd's death.
BBC Launches Beeb Voice Assistant and It Knows British Accent; Here's How to Use it!
The media outlet BBC recently launched a voice assistant for testing on Windows computers, that recognizes British accents and even regional ones.
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Twitter to Focus on 'Context, Not Fact-Checking' After Trump's Exec Order Targeting Social Media
Twitter said it had reviewed its safety policies about messages that may violate its content rules. Twitter has reviewed its safety policies about messages that may violate its content rules.
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Fauci Feels 'Cautiously Optimistic' Over Moderna's Vaccine with Early Positive Results
Dr. Anthony Fauci, America's top infectious disease expert, said he is 'cautiously optimistic' that some vaccines that are currently being developed in the US will be ready within a reasonable time and will be effective to fight the spread of coronavirus.
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Zoom Estimates to Double Its Revenue Amid Coronavirus Restriction But With Much Higher Costs
Zoom has significantly profited from the coronavirus pandemic as it nearly doubled its annual sales forecast.
'TikTok for Kids' Zigazoo App Reaches Over 100,000 Video Uploads and Downloads
A month after its initial launch, Zigazoo now has 100,000 videos uploaded to and downloaded from its site.
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[VIRAL] John Cusack Shares Video of Police Confrontation Amid George Floyd Protests
Actor John Cusack shared a video of his recent confrontations with the police amid protests against George Floyd's death.
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Pharma Company AstraZeneca Heart and Cancer Drugs Approved While Coronavirus Vaccine Makes Progress
AstraZeneca proves to be the most valuable London-listed company as it scores approvals for two medications, while it continues to develop its coronavirus vaccine.
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Hoaxes and Misleading Posts about the Nationwide George Floyd Protests Spread Online
A week since protests against the police brutality began in the US, fake stories and unverified posts have circulated on Twitter and other online platforms.
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Asteroid Larger Than The Empire State Building Will Fly by Earth this Week
An asteroid will be flying near the Earth on Saturday, June 6. While it may be larger than the Empire State Building, it will be more than 5 million kilometers away from Earth.
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Not 'Underlying Health Conditions'; George Floyd Post-Mortem Declared a Homicide; Trump Orders Police Visibility
The death of George Floyd, which triggered widespread protests across the US, was declared a homicide based on the official post-mortem.
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South Korean AI Robot Joins in Fighting Coronavirus with Disinfectants
A self-driving robot is now going rounds the lobby of SK Telecom, South Korea's largest mobile operator, to ensure social distancing and provide disinfectants.
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Dallas Police's iWatch App Temporarily Down After K-Pop Fans Spammed it with FanCams
The Dallas Police Department tweeted on Saturday, May 30, asking people to send videos from on-going protests through the iWatch Dallas app.
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Facebook Rolls Out Twitter-like App 'Venue' for Live Events
Facebook has launched a new app aimed at bringing "passionate fans and expert commentators together to experience live events" more interactively.
