- EntertainmentVariety
Vanilla Ice Cancels Austin Concert After Uproar: ‘I Didn’t Know the Numbers Were So Crazy’
Vanilla Ice has put a planned weekend concert outside of Austin on ice after catching heat for promoting what looked to be a non-socially-distancing show amid a marked uptick in COVID-19 diagnoses. In what may count as one of the major "duh" moments of the year, the rapper has backtracked on his claims that his […]
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McConnell warns Democrats about changing Senate rules to kill the filibuster
The Senate GOP leader spoke as some experts believe there's a fair chance his party could lose control of the chamber in November.
- U.S.USA TODAY
Black family sues Hilton after white clerk calls police over hotel's own billing mistake
A billing mistake by the hotel results in a dispute that led to police being called to the Hampton Inn. Now the guests are suing.
- PoliticsHuffPost
‘Photoshop Battle’ Over Donald Trump Baseball Bat Photo Is A Home Run
The picture of the president wielding the bat during a White House event got the treatment on Reddit.
- CelebrityCosmopolitan
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Are Spending Time Together Again and Apparently Their Relationship Is Way Healthier
Don't expect a romantic reconciliation though, this is all about their kids.
- LifestyleSouthern Living
The Best Beaches on the East Coast
From Maine to Florida, here are the best sandy stretches from each state that has its toes in the Atlantic.
- U.S.MarketWatch
Fauci says Americans must do 3 things to win the battle against COVID-19
Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for three decades and one of the leading experts on pandemics in the U.S. for the last four decades, dished out some harsh words to both the U.S. public and federal authorities. Fauci said SARS-CoV-2, the name for the virus that causes COVID-19, will continue to spread unless everyone ups their game. Fauci focused on three main failings by both the public and authorities: Many states have reopened too quickly, people are not abiding by rules of social distancing, and the authorities could do a better job at contact tracing to track people who've been in contact with those who test positive.
