Rogue Florida Guv’s Next Pandemic Fiasco: Vaccine Rollout

By David Axe

States are deciding who to protect first, and some governors have their acts together better than others. Ron DeSantis is off the deep end, experts say.

By Alec Kubas-Meyer

The Keanu Reeves-starring video game is so buggy—including penises breaking through characters’ pants—many have complained, and developer CD Projekt RED has begun issuing refunds.

By Matt Lewis

As president, everything he says is news. Soon, that won’t be so. We have to learn not to take his bait.

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By Olivia Messer

Rumble in the Bronx made headlines when cops busted its massive coronavirus mess in New York City. Three weeks later, it had found a new home.

By Matt Gaffney

From names that aren’t in the spotlight to words from other cultures, tricky clues make puzzles more interesting.

By Jay Michaelson

Why did a formerly respected conservative sell his soul to an amoral troll? Because his soul was at stake.

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By Nico Hines

Paul Behrends, who lost his job on the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee after links to Russia were reported, suffered a head injury close to his home on Friday night.

By Kaiser Health News

He’s a well-respected neurologist. His colleagues think the Alzheimer’s program he’s marketing through a private company is a mix of common sense and unproven methodology.

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 KEEP ’EM COMING 

The FDA released data Tuesday morning confirming Moderna’s earlier assessment that its vaccine had an efficacy rate of 94.1 percent.

 YESTERDAY’S MAN 

The Russian president was the final major global leader who hadn’t acknowledged Trump’s defeat—excluding, of course, Trump himself.

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 DON’T HANG AROUND 

The top doctor also argued that President Donald Trump should get the vaccine, even though he probably still has antibodies from his October infection.

 WORST-CASE SCENARIO 

The cyberspying campaign, which went undetected for months, penetrated the very department tasked with keeping the nation safe from cyberattacks.

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