A Vile Website Doxxing Trump’s Enemies Catches the FBI’s Eye

By Lachlan Markay, Adam Rawnsley

The site enemiesofthepeople.org was only online for a few days. The individual or individuals behind it used email addresses associated with a Russian email.

By Melissa Leon

Disney announced a ton of new content—including 10 new Marvel and “Star Wars” series—as part of its big Investor Day. But we shouldn’t forget all the workers they’re letting go.

By Lachlan Cartwright, Maxwell Tani

Sources told The Daily Beast that the two internal investigations into Callimachi’s work have turned up potentially damaging emails and further complaints about her conduct.

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For a while, entertainment innovation seemed to take place in the clouds. But new physical devices are working to modernize the viewing experience.

By Pilar Melendez, Olivia Messer

“In hindsight, should I have gone? Probably not,” one state senator said after getting COVID-19 and going to a luncheon as he awaited results.

By Marlow Stern

The 25-year-old adult actress, who had 2.2 million followers on her verified IG account, claims she was just tipsy and joking around.

By Anna Nemtsova

Just like Trump, Russia’s Communist Party is claiming the impact of the pandemic is exaggerated and anti-COVID measures are destroying the economy for no good reason.

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By Tom Sykes

The idea was for William and Kate to thank pandemic frontline workers across the U.K., but the reception for them in Scotland and Wales was decidedly cool—and political.

By Noah Rothbaum

This episode of the podcast Life Behind Bars features Max Shapira, president of Heaven Hill, whose family went from merchants to one of America’s largest whiskey producers.

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 TEMPER, TEMPER 

In his Friday morning Twitter rant, Trump also described the FDA as a “big, old, slow turtle,” and frothed: “Get the dam vaccines out NOW!”

 TICK TOCK 

Staff at the president’s lender, Deutsche Bank, and his insurance brokerage, Aon, were reportedly questioned in recent weeks.

 ‘BUNCH OF CHILDREN’ 

Rep. Dick Hinch, who died of COVID-19 on Wednesday just a week after being sworn in as state House speaker.

 BUTTERFLY EFFECT 

Back in late February, one of the attendees at an elite health-care conference in Boston unwittingly spread COVID-19 to their colleagues—then the world.

 SAGA CONTINUES 

The attorney general was allegedly well aware of the criminal investigation and deliberately kept it quiet throughout the election.

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