VIDEO: Why do California Democrats vote Republican this time? | LiveFEED® Interview

For our new interview, we sat down with California resident, activist and life-long Democrat Sheryl McKeown-Harper who shared her personal story of growing up in California in the 1970s, raised by the hippies, and eventually leaving the party of “love and inclusion” in summer of 2020. Sheryl also shared her own personal reasons for voting […]

Vera Sauchanka

11/08/2022

VIDEO: Why the US celebrates Belarus Freedom Day?

Freedom Day is an unofficial holiday annually celebrated by Belarusians worldwide on March 25th, commemorating the declaration of independence by the Belarusian Democratic Republic in 1918. After over 100 years, it’s banned in the modern-day Republic of Belarus but still remains widely celebrated by Belarusians in the country and abroad, commemorating the nation’s continued fight […]

Vera Sauchanka

03/26/2023

Waikiki, Hawaii stores are out of hand sanitizers and face masks amidst coronavirus fears

— This is a developing story last updated on February 24 at 1:25 pm PST. New information may be added so make sure to check back for updates. Do you have anything else to share or add? Create your free account and post directly to our LIVEfeed! As the news of a Japanese tourist who visited Hawaii and […]

Vera Sauchanka

02/20/2020

We investigated the Southern border. And here is what we found

No matter what your political views are, by now you’ve probably heard about the border crisis. In our new coverage, we’ll try to answer your questions and also show you the crisis from the inside, and how the system is operating. Even though the current border issues go far beyond just the border, and you’ve […]

LiveFEED News Team

02/08/2024

When (and how) will you get your $1,200 stimulus check? A simple guide

On March 27th, Congress passed a historic $2 trillion Stimulus bill (the largest in history), which was afterward signed by President Trump. The bill’s primary goal is to mitigate the damages Americans are struggling with due to the pandemic – loss of jobs, loss of income, healthcare bills – you name it. While the amount […]

Vera Sauchanka

04/10/2020

Will remote learning continue? Plans for Utah’s next school year

Students, parents and teachers face a realm of uncertainty when looking at the upcoming school year and the possibility of remote learning as cases in Utah remain consistent. Gov. Gary Herbert and state superintendent Syd Dickson announced on April 14 a three-phase plan for public schools. The phases include addressing the essentials, bridging the learning […]

Abby Doman

05/07/2020