Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler is out of rehab, after a successful stay, and those around him are excited about the progress he's made in a lifelong battle... TMZ.com
Surprising Stats That , Highlight the Power, of Social Media.
Facebook reigns supreme with
over 2.9 billion monthly active users.
Teenagers are using Facebook less.
In 2018, only 51% claimed to be on the platform.
90% of U.S. marketers say Instagram is the most important social media tool for influencer marketing.
The platform has 1 billion monthly active users, with 87% who use Instagram Stories.
70% of Twitter users are male.
In Q3 2020, Twitter reported an average of
187 million monetizable daily active users.
LinkedIn has over 722 million users in more than 200 countries and territories.
Three people are hired
every minute on the platform
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Travis Barker
Is Hospitalized.
The 'Los Angeles Times' reports Barker was taken to West Hills Hospital and Medical Center on June 28.
He was then transported by ambulance
to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in L.A.
He was then transported by ambulance
to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in L.A.
'TMZ' reports Barker is
suffering from pancreatitis.
His pancreas reportedly became inflamed after a colonoscopy procedure.
His daughter, Alabama Luella, took to Instagram on June 28 asking her followers to "please send your prayers.".
His daughter, Alabama Luella, took to Instagram on June 28 asking her followers to "please send your prayers.".
She later posted an
image of her and her
father holding hands
in the hospital.
Barker's wife, Kourtney Kardashian, has been by his side the whole time, sources say.
'People' reports that in 2018, Barker was hospitalized and treated for blood clots in his arms.
He also endured a staph infection
and cellulitis at the time
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The Italian fashion content producer Maxim Sapozhnikov has spoken to Sky News about having monkeypox. He has updated his 160,000 Instagram followers on testing.. Sky News
The Italian fashion content producer Maxim Sapozhnikov has spoken to Sky News about having monkeypox. He has updated his 160,000 Instagram followers on testing.. Sky News
Woody Allen has hinted that he might give up filmmaking while speaking about his career during a rare media appearance chatting to actor Alec Baldwin live on.. Sky News
DeSantis' Law, Barring Critical Race Theory, To Take Effect in Florida.
ABC News reports Florida Governor
Ron DeSantis has seemingly succeeded in his efforts to quell race education in the state.
The Stop WOKE Act will ban any
training focused on diversity or race
in education and the workplace.
The act passed easily through the state's GOP-heavy legislature. Soon after, a federal judge declined to block it.
The law will go into effect on July 1.
Those in favor of the Stop WOKE Act
are against the discipline of critical
race theory in education.
WOKE is an acronym for
"Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees.".
Critical race theory is the study of racism and how it has shaped the lives of non-white citizens of the United States.
In recent memory, it has been
a talking point for conservatives.
As he signed the bill into law, DeSantis spoke of defending Florida from the woke agenda.
In Florida, we will not let the far-left woke agenda take over our schools and workplaces. , Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, via ABC News
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White House Says Biden Won't , Support Supreme Court Expansion.
ABC News reports President Joe Biden, despite his criticism of recent Supreme Court rulings, .
remains unmoved on the
topic of court expansion.
That is something that the president does not agree with. , White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, via ABC News.
Biden, when elected, appointed a 36-member bipartisan commission to study potential changes to the Supreme Court.
In a report from last year, the commission warned that altering the Supreme Court could potentially cause damage to the nation's democracy.
Though the panel found "considerable" support for term limits for justices.
the potential expansion of the court
beyond its current nine seats encountered "profound disagreement.".
There was a commission that
was put together about how to potentially move forward with
the court, reform the court. , White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, via ABC News.
I don't have anything more to share from any final decision that the president has made. , White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, via ABC News.
Biden said the repeal of Roe V Wade
was a "sad day" for the country.
It's a realization of an extreme ideology and a tragic error by the Supreme Court, in my view. , President Joe Biden, via ABC News
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Gas Prices in the United States , Now Average $5 Per Gallon.
ABC News reports fuel prices in the
United States officially exceeded
averages of $5 per gallon on June 9.
Data from AAA shows drivers in California currently average prices of $6.40 per gallon.
Experts say a continued drastic rise
in fuel prices is due to a recent
boom in summer travel.
Higher demand has coincided
with shortages of crude oil
due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
which prompted a widespread industry exit,
leaving millions of barrels of oil off of the market.
As consumers face increased prices at the pump, they have directed their frustrations toward President Joe Biden.
Per a recent ABC/Ipsos poll,
only 37% of Americans approve of
Biden's handling of the economy.
Congressional Republicans say Biden's mismanagement of the country's oil supply has caused increased prices.
Congressional Republicans say Biden's mismanagement of the country's oil supply has caused increased prices.
They also blame his decision to
cancel the construction of the
Keystone XL pipeline in 2021.
They also blame his decision to
cancel the construction of the
Keystone XL pipeline in 2021
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Pfizer's COVID Vaccine
for Kids Under 5 , Moves Closer to FDA Approval .
Pfizer announced on June 1 that its application to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the vaccine was complete.
Pfizer announced on June 1 that its application to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the vaccine was complete.
The three-dose vaccine is for children between the ages of six months and five years.
Pfizer released a statement detailing the application.
Pfizer and BioNTech completed a rolling application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for emergency use authorization (EUA)... , Pfizer Statement, via ABC News.
... of the 3-ยตg [microgram] dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine.., Pfizer Statement, via ABC News.
... for children 6 months through
4 years of age (also referred to as
6 months to under 5 years of age) on June 1, 2022, Pfizer Statement, via ABC News.
Pfizer reported an 80 percent effectiveness rate in children in May.
The FDA also released a statement on June 1, confirming that the agency had accepted the Pfizer application.
We recognize parents are anxious to have their young children vaccinated against COVID-19... , FDA Statement, via ABC News.
... and while the FDA cannot predict how long its evaluation of the data and information
will take, , FDA Statement, via ABC News.
... we will review any EUA request we receive as quickly as possible using a science-based approach, FDA Statement, via ABC News.
According to a poll conducted by the
Kaiser Family Foundation in April of this year.
... just 18 percent of parents intend to have their children vaccinated once the vaccine is approved.
27 percent of parents stated that they will "definitely not" vaccinate their children against COVID
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What Can America Do About , Far-Right Extremism?.
America has been inundated with
mass shootings as of late.
America has been inundated with
mass shootings as of late.
America has been inundated with
mass shootings as of late.
In the case of the alleged Buffalo, New York, shooter, ABC News reports he left notes indicating radical, far-right and racist motivations.
The suspect explains that he
cultivated his beliefs on the internet.
Experts fear the recent mass shooting highlights the evolution of white
supremacy in the United States.
We've had too many wake-up calls
at this point for me to feel confident that we're going to suddenly change the current path that we are on. , Michael Edison Hayden, senior investigative reporter
at the Southern Poverty Law Center, via ABC News.
Experts believe radicalization occurs across the country due to the internet and the normalization of hateful media rhetoric.
Experts believe radicalization occurs across the country due to the internet and the normalization of hateful media rhetoric.
Some fear the current divisive climate
in the country has allowed right-wing extremism to grow exponentially.
We better understand this is
a clear and present danger to American democracy. , Marc Morial, president of the National Urban League, via ABC News.
Per the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), alleged right-wing attacks
have been the source of many terrorist
incidents in the United States since 1994.
The last two years -- 2021 and 2020 -- were the highest recorded years of domestic terrorism, plots and attacks, so the trends are pretty concerning. , Seth Jones, Senior Vice President of CSIS, via ABC News.
Experts say to de-normalize white
supremacy, call out racism when
you see it in your community.
Your silence is your acceptance. , Rasawn Ray, senior fellow at The Brookings Institution, via ABC News
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