Even though he has tested positive for Coronavirus, jailed rapper YNW Melly will not be granted an early release from prison. The 20-year-old rapper, whose real name is Jamell Maurice Demons, had filed an emergency motion for restricted release through his attorney after contracting the disease at Broward County Jail.  His attorney, Bradford Cohen, indicated that the artist was experiencing chills, body aches, and breathing difficulties in the week following his COVID-19 diagnosis, raising concerns about his condition deteriorating.    "He still has headaches and body aches. Mr. Demons is 114 lbs. The jail is just ill prepared if his diagnosis takes a turn for the worse," Cohen stated in legal documents filed on Monday, which called for the emergency motion for his conditional re...

Americans receiving coronavirus relief cheques will now see US President Donald Trump's name printed on them, as a result of a last-minute decision made by the Treasury Department. However, there are concerns that this inclusion could cause a delay in the distribution process, potentially taking up to 20 weeks for the checks to reach recipients. The Washington Post reported that the memo line on the left side of the checks will feature the words "President Donald J. Trump," making it the first time a president's written name appears on an IRS check. Despite claims that the inclusion of Trump's name could cause delays, a treasury spokesperson has refuted these allegations, stating that the checks are scheduled to be issued on time without any delay. Based on a memo from the US House W...

Donald Trump, the 73-year-old New York City native and billionaire businessman, recently shared the scariest day of his life with the public. Last month, he was informed of the shortage of ventilators required for coronavirus patients in the United States, which he described as his "scariest day." "The scariest day of my life was about a month ago when, after a long day of meetings, my team told me that we were going to be needing 130,000 ventilators, that we were short hundreds of thousands of ventilators,” President Trump revealed during a White House coronavirus briefing. Trump also mentioned that his administration plans to establish a federal ventilator reserve to prepare for potential future pandemics. Under the public-private partnership known as the Dynamic V...