Americans will need to take pandemic precautions well into 2021 — yes, even after a vaccine arrives.
— NYT: Aaron E. Carroll
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Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay says he will “do a better job” wearing his mask after the NFL sent out a memo reminding all coaches of the requirement to wear face coverings while on the sidelines after several were seen without them during Sunday’s games.
— FOX News: Paulina Dedaj
This is like finding out Santa Claus isn’t real.
— FOX News: Michael Hollan
Carole Baskin’s big debut on “Dancing with the Stars” was somewhat interrupted on Monday night due to drama stemming from the Netflix “Tiger King” documentary.
— FOX News: Melissa Roberto
With two former solicitors general and hundreds of lawyers, the Biden campaign is bracing for an extended legal battle and hoping to maintain trust in the electoral process.
— NYT: Shane Goldmacher
Veteran journalist Bob Woodward maintained Monday that he didn’t do anything wrong by sitting remarks President Trump made about the coronavirus in the early months of the outbreak because, at the time, the author thought Trump was referring COVID-19’s impact on China.
— FOX News: Brian Flood
Her efforts will support organizations trying to build political power in states that are undergoing rapid demographic change.
— NYT: Astead W. Herndon
Trump campaign senior adviser Steve Cortes claims that the narrative that President Trump failed in his early response to the coronavirus pandemic is nothing more than a “myth” perpetuated by the media.
— FOX News: Ronn Blitzer
Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence said he’s worked this offseason on being patient and taking what the defense is giving him instead of looking for the big play.
— FOX News
Steve Martin shared the hilarious way he’s coping with having to wear a mask as a celebrity amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Actually, the comedian, actor, and avid banjo player, has come up with a solution to remain recognizable for his celebrity while wearing a mask in public.
“I always wear a mask when I go outside,” tweeted Martin.
“But something about it was leaving me anxious and unsettled. I thought about the problem, addressed it, and here is the solution.”
Martin tweeted a photo of of him wearing the classic medical mask, a pair of shades, and a hastily written sign that says, “Steve Martin” with an arrow pointing down to his face.
So, thanks to his ingenuity, we can be sure the masked grey-haired man we just passed walking down the street was indeed Steve Martin.
— FOX News: Tyler McCarthy