- BusinessYahoo Money
Coronavirus stimulus checks: The president 'would love to see' a second round
President Donald Trump still supports a second round of stimulus checks in another coronavirus bill, according to a White House spokeswoman.
- SportsNBC Sports Washington
Orioles broadcasters on Nationals’ tarp situation: ‘This is funny, but it’s not’
Orioles fans and broadcasters had some fun at the Nationals' tarp situation.
- U.S.Miami Herald
Man says he wasn’t allowed into an Arkansas casino because ‘men do not carry purses’
The casino has since apologized.
- LifestyleMen's Health
58 Charming American Towns Worth Taking a Road Trip to Visit
Hit the roads less traveled. From Men's Health
- CelebrityGlamour
Katie Hill Lost Her Job in a Flurry of Leaked Nudes and Tabloid Headlines. Now She’s Telling Her Story
The former congresswoman talks rebuilding her life, abuses of power, and Gossip Girl.
- EntertainmentTVLine.com
Saved by the Bell Trailer: Jessie Snatches Caffeine Pills Off of Zack's Son In New Revival Footage — Watch
Jessie Spano is not about to let another teenage girl succumb to the harsh effects of caffeine pills. In a new trailer for Peacock's Saved by the Bell revival, the Bayside alumna-turned-guidance counselor (again played by Elizabeth Berkley Lauren) stops Zack Morris' son Mac (Roswell, New Mexico's Mitchell Hoog) from giving her drug of choice to […]
- BusinessQuartz
The number one reason white men give for not getting involved with diversity and inclusion
It's a seemingly innocuous thought that can wind up having major consequences for equality in the workplace, as a new report from the nonprofit Center for Talent Innovation shows. Researchers from the nonprofit think tank asked white, straight, cisgender men with white-collar jobs in the US about their views on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace. Far more white men thought that DEI was at least somewhat important (48%), and 42% thought it was very important.
