‘No One Is Thinking About COVID’: Super Bowl Chaos Hits FL

By Francisco Alvarado

Out-of-towners desperate to escape the confines of more restricted states could spell a fiasco in Tampa.

By Cheyenne Roundtree

Influencer Ava Louise Lockner was invited on the show to discuss being a sugar baby, but the episode was cut and she was told the family didn’t want to be associated with sex work.

By Will Sommer

MyPillow magnate Mike Lindell has barely slept as he worked on an opus meant to prove the election was stolen. But Lindell’s claims—and his movie—don’t hold up.

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By Lloyd Grove

The WH press no longer faces the non-stop barrage of personal attacks from Trump flacks, but its relationship with Bidenworld hasn’t been entirely free of antagonism.

By Michael Tomasky

Joe Biden may be ushering in a revival of Keynesian economic principles that Republicans have lived in mortal terror of for decades.

By Nick Schager

Netflix’s “Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel” examines the case of Elisa Lam, whose elevator video sparked wild conspiracies about who—or what—may have killed her.

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By Tom Sykes

A row over Archie’s birth certificate escalated fast earlier this week, with Meghan claiming a change had been “dictated” by Buckingham Palace. The two parties need a royal reset.

By Robby Soave

If it’s wrong to punish her for the views she expressed on political topics, democracy itself is wrong: Picking and choosing leaders who have sound opinions is the whole point.

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 RE-ELE¢TION 

One campaign fundraising committee reportedly paid his businesses $4.3 million between Jan. 20, 2017, and Dec. 31, 2020.

 SO LONG, LOU 

The vociferous pro-Trump host spread conspiracies about a stolen election long after they were debunked.

 ‘ODOR OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES’ 

Britt Reid, the son of Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, admitted to drinking and taking prescription Adderall before the crash.

 HOW DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? 

Kim Reynolds also decided businesses don’t have to keep customers socially distanced.

 ‘SICKENING’ 

More than 20 men have accused Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver of sending them unsolicited and graphically sexual messages.

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