The Daily Populous

Being forced to stay inside and away from the golf course seems to be hitting President Donald Trump particularly hard this weekend.

On Sunday the president went on an angry Twitter rant that was intense even by Trump’s standards.

It looks like the president was angry at a story published Thursday in the New York Times that reported on the president’s life during the pandemic. »

Coronavirus fears prompt new fines for deliberately coughing, sneezing and spitting on frontline workers in Queensland.

People who deliberately spit, sneeze or cough on frontline workers will be fined up to $13,000, the Queensland Government has announced.

The State Government says they're designed to protect frontline workers from people deliberately spitting, sneezing or coughing on them. »

The federal government is attempting to convince Australians it can be trusted to handle personal data collected by the coronavirus contact tracing app.

But it’s an uphill battle due to a long history of secrecy and failures to live up to promises on security and privacy of Australians’ data.

The problem he faces is that the government’s history in this area is littered with tech fails, data breaches and misuse of personal data. »

The majority of unemployed Americans did not receive unemployment benefits in March — a month that shattered US records for job loss claims — according to a new study.

As a result, only 29 percent of jobless Americans received benefits in March, according to Pew’s analysis of Labor Department statistics.

The federal CARES Act, the $2.2 trillion stimulus package aimed at addressing coronavirus-related economic fallout, featured provisions meant to boost the size and scope of unemployment benefits. »