- CelebrityElle
Ellen DeGeneres Reportedly Wants to End Her 17-Year-Old Daytime Talk Show
The host sent a note to her staff addressing reports of an overall toxic work environment.
- BusinessReuters
Fed's Kashkari suggests 4-6 week shutdown; says U.S. Congress can spend big on coronavirus relief
The U.S. economy could benefit if the nation were to "lock down really hard" for four to six weeks, a top Federal Reserve official said on Sunday, adding that Congress can well afford large sums for coronavirus relief efforts. The economy, which in the second quarter suffered its biggest blow since the Great Depression, would be able to mount a robust recovery, but only if the virus were brought under control, Neel Kashkari, president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank, told CBS' "Face the Nation."
- CelebrityTODAY
'Deadliest Catch' deckhand Mahlon Reyes dies at 38: 'Strongest guy we knew'
Reyes became a fan favorite after he started appearing on the reality show in 2012.
- U.S.Business Insider
Florida, Virginia, and North Carolina declare emergencies as Hurricane Isaias hits the Bahamas and barrels toward the east coast
The governors of Virginia and North Carolina declared states of emergency, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared an emergency for some counties.
- BusinessINSIDER
TikTok teens are making memes saying they'll show up at the White House to confront Trump over app ban
President Trump on Friday said he'd issue an executive order to ban TikTok in the US. Creators on the platform responded in true TikTok fashion.
- ScienceThe Conversation
Sperm has fooled scientists for 350 years – they spin not swim
Our breakthrough discovery has found that sperm aren't "swimmers" after all.
- WorldAFP
Record spikes in Asia as WHO issues grim virus warning
Southeast Asian countries reported record rises of new coronavirus cases on Saturday as the WHO warned the effects of the pandemic would be felt for decades and the scramble for a vaccine heated up. Six months after the World Health Organization declared a global emergency, the novel coronavirus has killed more than 680,000 people and infected more than 17.5 million, according to an AFP tally. As countries across Western Europe announced new lockdowns and reported historic economic slumps, the World Health Organization said the pandemic was a "once-in-a-century health crisis, the effects of which will be felt for decades to come."
