I mean, we get paid to find unique ways to make this stuff feel relevant and consequential, but we just watched 90 minutes of non-answers and non-sequiturs that will do absolutely nothing to change the trajectory of this race.
Let's see if that gets me off the hook w/ my editor.
BREAKING: China Never Reported Existence of Coronavirus to World Health Organization -- WHO now admits massive lie that completely rewrites the timeline about the global pandemic, a false claim first caught by @RepMcCaul https://t.co/wQ221N8AVW
One way to think about social distancing is that to contribute to a great national cause in World War II you had to, like, die face down in the muck on some tiny pacific island, now you can literally stay at home, watch the sopranos or that Netflix dating show and be a hero
This generation of NBA superstars so often puts family up front. Steph. LeBron. Others. They showcase fatherhood. They relish fatherhood. It's such a genuine and potent cultural message. Yet when tragedy strikes, it guts us all the more. We glimpse the true dimensions of the loss
The Saban family announces a $1 million contribution to a City project to bring together the Children’s Hands-On Museum, Tuscaloosa Public Library, and Tuscaloosa Children’s Theater in a unique partnership.
Welcome to The Saban Center. https://t.co/sFYyGXfDnu
I have visited nations ravaged by civil war. @realDonaldTrump I have never imagined such a quote to be repeated by a President. This is beyond repugnant.
And within a week that executive action — if it meaningfully changes the law at all — will be enjoined by a federal court, the injunction will be upheld by the Supreme Court, and you’ll have to go back to Congress to make law. Just like the Constitution requires.
51 years ago today we lost a great American— Bobby Kennedy, one of my heroes, who exemplified the true meaning of public service: to elevate the voices of the vulnerable & fight injustice wherever it may lie.
His "Ripple of Hope" speech is fitting inspiration in trying times.