Some Cool News: Episode 5

Andrew Brooks, Staff Member|December 15, 2020

“We are within reach of the end of this unforgettable, already infamous year of 2020. That is cool news in and of itself but there are many stories that are inspirational and show the resilience, determination, and kindness of the human race.”

– Andrew Brooks

UPDATE: The FDA has approved the vaccine for emergency use in the United States.

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