By Rhiannon Melton
Researchers revealed promising results of a booster study by Oct 15,2021. The federal agency plans to allow using a different vaccine type from the one used in initial doses.
Author: Wenjing Ding
Wenjing Ding is a bilingual writer and journalist at Emerson College in Boston MA. Finding the people’s stories is fascinating to her and as an extremely observant individual, she is passionate about education, cross-cultural communication, and youth development. She is able to use that insight to create fun, and exciting social media and News specials.
The House Committee lawmaker’s ramp up the investigation into the Jan. 6 Riot
By Gabriel Borges
The congressional committee tasked with investigating the deadly Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol has been ramping up intensified investigation recently.
Red Sox Dominate in Game 3 at Fenway
By Max Thaler
Boston defeated the Astros to take a 2-1 series lead in the ALCS.
Johnson & Johnson is Shown to be More Durable than Other Vaccines
By Eva Windler
Study shows that Johnson and Johnson has higher rates of effectiveness over time than Pfizer and Moderna.
Red Sox Pitcher Chris Sale Gets Nod For ALCS Game 1
By Andrew Carter
Pitcher Chris Sale to start Game 1 for Boston Red Sox in ALCS against Houston Astros
British Lawmaker David Amess Stabbed to Death
By Kendall Claar
Member of Parliament David Amess was stabbed to death during a meeting with his constituents. His death has shocked the country.
Be Ready For a More Expensive Holiday Season
By Li Lucy Brandt
Massive cargo jams caused by the pandemic leave manufacturers of all kinds of goods waiting to bottle up their products.
A Tanker Truck Spilled 10,000 Gallons of Diesel Gas Rolled Over in Rever
By Rhiannon Melton
A tanker truck rolled over at the rotary on Squire Rd in Revere, spills 10,000 gallons of fuel
Indigenous People Ditched Columbus Day to Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day Instead
By Rhiannon Melton
Indigenous People’s Day was originally founded as Columbus Day but is being increasingly rebranded as Indigenous People’s Day.