Hawley’s Aide Lashed For Her ‘Concern’ About Too Many Masks
People are masking to “avoid the Hawley variant spread by ignorant staffers,” said a Twitter critic slamming Hawley’s press secretary Abigail Marone.
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Missouri congressman joins GOP’s crowded Senate primary, but weakness at home may hamper prospects
Missouri Rep. Billy Long announced Tuesday evening that he was joining the crowded Republican primary to succeed retiring Sen. Roy Blunt. Long noted that he’d previously been elected to succeed Blunt in the southwestern 7th Congressional District back in 2010, and argued he’d continue his legacy in the upper chamber. The congressman went a little too far linking himself to the incumbent, though. While his launch event listed both Blunt and fellow Sen.
I’m a Chess Master. Is It OK to Hustle My Colleagues?
I warned them, but they’re still insisting I play in the office tournament.
Nuts & Bolts—Inside a Democratic campaign: What does a neutral party look like?
Welcome back to the weekly Nuts & Bolts Guide to small campaigns. Every week I try to tackle issues I’ve been asked about. With the help of other campaign workers and notes, we address how to improve and build better campaigns, or explain issues that impact our party.
One of the questions that will come up frequently going into 2022 will regard party neutrality.
I Need a Particular Kind of Sex Just Twice a Year—But Women Can’t Seem to Stand It
I’m tired of suppressing this part of myself.
CNN buries Pillow Man with in-depth report on his delusions
To know Pillow Man is to laugh at Pillow Man—or it is if you’re a member in good standing of the sane community, anyway. If not, you may be willing to follow Mike Lindell down every rabbit hole he’s managed to slither through with the help of a spelunker’s headlamp and a Costco-sized tub of Crisco.
Lindell is about what you’d get if Harry Carey had switched from Budweiser to bath salts late in life.
Frontline service workers left out of the vaccine mandate trend
Requiring vaccines is complicated in sectors like retail and agriculture, where employers risk losing workers in a tight labor market and vaccine enforcement could be expensive.
The Cheapo Olympics Are Coming
There will be one radical difference when the typically bloated Games arrive in Paris in three years.
Cuomo Accuser Gives First Interview, Says Governor ‘Broke The Law’
“The governor needs to be held accountable,” Brittany Commisso said after filing a criminal complaint against him over groping allegations.
Fauci urges more testing to track breakthrough Covid cases
The infectious disease expert warned of a potential future variant that could “impact the vaccinated because that variant could evade the protection of the vaccine.
Pandemic Olympics come to an end in Tokyo
“You were faster, you went higher, you were stronger because we all stood together — in solidarity,” the IOC president said.
Cassidy splits with DeSantis on school mask mandates
“The local officials should have control here,” the Louisiana Republican said.
NIH director: Vaccines should never be political
“We don’t need to be polarized about a virus that’s killing people,” Dr. Francis Collins said.
Ex-Newsmax Host Who Attacked ‘Lying Freak’ Dr. Fauci Over ‘Scamdemic’ Has Died Of COVID
Get vaccinated, Dick Farrel told friends before he died.
Help! My Awful Neighbor Is Searching for His Cat—Which I Ran Over and Hid.
He’s going door to door asking about his kitty.
Dear Care and Feeding: My Teen Takes Being a Know-It-All to New Levels
Parenting advice on teenagers, screen time, and friendship rifts.
Criminal-Justice Reformers Chose the Wrong Slogan
After George Floyd’s murder, when sweeping criminal-justice reforms seemed more possible than ever, many Black Lives Matter activists and their allies settled on a rallying cry: “Defund the Police.”That choice was a disaster.
I Was Stunned to Learn the Truth About the Finances I Share With My Husband
We didn’t realize we were such an anomaly.
How Condo Buildings End
Aggressive developers looking for a way in—or desperate homeowners looking for a way out.
Why the Crypto Industry Is Having a Meltdown Over the Infrastructure Bill
The Shiba Inu memes are howling—and it turns out they also have teeth.
Why Biden Could Succeed Where Trump Failed on Infrastructure
How did Democrats overcome Republican intransigence in order to to take on one of their highest priorities?
Obamacare architect floated for top FDA job
The administration has struggled for months to find a nominee to lead the agency despite its central role in fighting the ongoing pandemic.
Vaccine demand jumps in states pummeled by Delta variant
State and local officials in these areas say that fears about the spread of the highly contagious Delta variant, and the risk of death, are finally driving more people to seek out shots.
Dems plot to squeeze health care promises into social spending bill
To squeeze as many of their priorities as possible in the budget resolution, lawmakers are discussing making some of the new health spending temporary.
New York City to mandate vaccines for indoor restaurants, gyms, performances
The new program to “unlock New York City” will begin Aug. 16, with enforcement set to start Sept. 13, according to City Hall.
‘Literally losing our workforce’: Florida schools defy DeSantis’ anti-mask order
School districts view the mask mandates as a matter of life or death.
Pop Is Making Happiness Sound Pretty Dreary Lately
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Billie Eilish has some scary problems, she tells listeners on her new album’s first song, “Getting Older.” A stranger outside her door is acting deranged. Loneliness and burnout mount in her mind. Abuse and trauma darken her past. She murmurs about these things over a synthesizer that pulses like a time bomb. It never seems to explode, but the final verse does contain a shock.
Dear Care and Feeding: I Can’t Stop Thinking About What I Did to Our Nanny Almost a Decade Ago
Parenting advice on nanny regrets, toddler control, and math class.