Kristi Noem’s Grandma Died in Nursing Home Ravaged by COVID

By Michael Daly

And yet the South Dakota governor continues to downplay the virus, refuse a mask mandate, and ignore the terrible price her state is paying.

By Matt Wilstein

John Michael Higgins tells “The Last Laugh” podcast about angering David Letterman, getting typecast as gay, and playing the new Mr. Belding on Peacock’s “Saved by the Bell” reboot.

By Erin Banco, Asawin Suebsaeng

Trump has given some of his most hawkish officials, particularly Mike Pompeo, carte blanche to squeeze and punish the Islamic Republic as aggressively as they wish.

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By Will Sommer

The Million MAGA March was supposed to be a sign of strength for the defeated president. But leaders quickly began feuding over direction and credit.

By Matt Gaffney

If you’re in need of some extra crosswords this year, I’ve got three book recommendations for you.

By Tim Teeman

Two Trump-appointed judges on the 11th Circuit recently made a pro-conversion therapy ruling. In the first of a two-part series, LGBTQ survivors of the practice tell their stories.

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By Peter Yeung

Diplomats and a politician breached strict coronavirus lockdown rules in Brussels, Belgium—the home of the European Parliament—during an alleged group sex party.

By Laura Bradley

Vanessa Hudgens is playing three different characters, Fran Drescher is running a small Christmas village’s festivities, and Kelly Rowland’s got a Christmas wedding to plan!

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And Trump can use the money for political activities after he leaves office.

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Family says they would want the couple’s story to be a lesson to people taking risks during the pandemic.

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For comparison, 1,322,529 absentee ballots were cast in the presidential election last month.

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Government scientists based their study on blood samples collected by the American Red Cross last December and January.

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