- PoliticsHuffPost
‘Ashamed' Trump 2016 Voters Explain Why They’re Ditching The President
Republicans who voted for Trump say they are “riddled with guilt” in the spot set to air on Fox News.
148148 reactions - U.S.TODAY
Darius Rucker on supporting Black Lives Matter: 'I'm sure I've already lost fans'
The death of George Floyd and worry about his three children have brought about a change in Darius Rucker. "I've lived with racism my whole life," the country music star told Harry Smith on TODAY. The former Hootie and the Blowfish frontman posted a lengthy message on Instagram last month about his experiences with racism, a week after Floyd's death in Minneapolis police custody sparked protests against racial injustice across the world.
- LifestyleNBC News
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue features first transgender model
This isn't the first time the 23-year-old Brazilian beauty has broken barriers for trans models.
- StyleMarie Claire
The Sneakers Everyone Will Have on Their 2020 Wish Lists
Comfy and cool.From Marie Claire
- CelebrityPeople
Jeffree Star Dumped by Morphe Cosmetics Amid Mounting Criticism of the Makeup Mogul
"Today we’ve made the decision to cease all commercial activity related to Jeffree Star and affiliated products," Morphe Cosmetics announced on Friday
- WorldCBS New York - WCBS
Video Thousands Of Parents, Students Shocked As New York Catholic Schools Close
Thousands of parents and students in New York were in shock Thursday after they were told their Catholic schools will not reopen in the fall. Officials say fallout from the coronavirus pandemic is to blame; CBS2's Hazel Sanchez reports.
- BusinessMarketWatch
Philip Morris says cigarette sales in many places could end in a decade and they’ve got a ‘safer’ product to replace them
Philip Morris International Inc. thinks the sale of cigarettes could come to an end in countries around the world in the coming years, but have no fear, because they've got another product ready to sell that offers a “safer” nicotine fix. Philip Morris (PM) and the Food and Drug Administration announced this week that the company's IQOS “electrically heated tobacco system” has been given the green light to market as a safer alternative to cigarettes. Now designated as a “modified risk” product, the company can promote these items “as containing a reduced level of or presenting a reduced exposure to a substance,” according to the FDA statement.
