If you’re on the hunt for face masks, Zazzle is the place to go. The retailer currently offers a wide selection of protective face coverings online, ranging from classic over-ear designs to ...

More and more, face masks are becoming a regular part of life as the coronavirus pandemic continues. New Jersey natives now are required to wear them outdoors when social distancing is not possible, ...

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With many businesses reopening around the United States, the Centers for Disease Control is calling for all Americans to wear face masks in public. According to a new study published earlier this week ...

The coronavirus pandemic has caused a number of anime franchises to have to delay, or in some cases outright cancel, a number of projects with Mobile Suit Gundam have had to follow suit such as the G ...

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Some hospitals spent a chunk of COVID-19 disaster funds on custom-made masks for their paramedics. Even though they had the first chance to get the vaccine, the masks are for extra protection. Premier ...

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Face masks are our new normal, with many businesses now requiring customers to wear masks before they even set foot inside. Wearing masks can save lives, but it can also be strange to never quite see ...

Masks are the new kippah, said Chavie Knapp, a mother who is giving out customized masks instead of yarmulkes at her daughter Sophie’s bat mitzvah. “Masks have become the new normal,” said Knapp, ...

ESSEX, Md. (WJZ) --A Baltimore County fourth-grader is taking advantage of the surge in demand for face masks amid the coronavirus to start her own business making custom masks. Nine-year-old Payton ...