- U.S.Los Angeles Times Opinion
Letters to the Editor: We're a third-world country if Trump can corrupt the Postal Service so easily
We must vote Trump out of office. Unfortunately, he's making that a lot more difficult by slowing down the Postal Service, which will deliver mail-in ballots.
- SportsLA Times
Conspiracy theories flying as Lakers lose to Pacers in limping to playoffs
The Lakers, the West's top seed, lost 116-111 to the Pacers amid talk that other teams are trying to set L.A. up with a playoff matchup vs. Portland.
- StyleWho What Wear
The Low-Rise Bikinis Celebs Over Age 40 Can't Stop Wearing
High-waisted? Sorry, we don't know her.
- BusinessMarketWatch
As U.S. infections near 5 million, Fauci says public should temper expectations on COVID-19 vaccine
Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for the last three decades and an expert on pandemics for the last four decades, has been optimistic on a vaccine arriving at the end of 2020 or in early 2021, but he has also cautioned the public on their expectations for the effectiveness of any vaccine that is developed. “The chances of it being 98% are not great, which means you must never abandon the public-health approach,” Fauci told a recent live streamed Q&A hosted by Brown University. “You've got to think of a vaccine as a tool to be able to get a pandemic to no longer be a pandemic, but to be something that's well-controlled.”
- U.S.Yahoo Finance
'An impossible situation’: U.S. colleges backtrack on reopening for in-person classes
American schools are faced with an unprecedented catch-22 amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic: Either reopen safely and undertake the risk of a coronavirus outbreak or play it safe and provide unappealing remote classes for their students.
- U.S.Woman's Day
What the State You Grew Up In Says About You
Every state has its own distinctive culture and traditions.From Woman's Day
- U.S.USA TODAY
Health directors told to keep quiet as Florida leaders pressed to reopen classrooms
Following a directive from the governor, health directors across Florida refused to give school boards advice on reopening schools amid the pandemic.
