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Michael Flynn Finally Embraces His Q Cult Following

By Will Sommer

The QAnon world has long worshipped Trump’s former national security adviser. Now, after years of ignoring the chatter, he’s giving them some big winks and nods.

By Cary Aspinwall, Sachi McClendon

Police asked the show to edit out officers using violence or questionable language. The company says it had other reasons for not airing the footage.

By Francisco Alvarado

Often asymptomatic, they go right back out the door—and into the community.

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By Barbie Latza Nadeau

The narcotics are the kind ISIS terrorists use to bolster their courage—and their finances. They were on their way to Italy’s organized crime groups for distribution across Europe.

By David Axe

Under the best of circumstances, Americans could be in for a long, messy immunization battle against the novel coronavirus—one lasting years or even decades.

By Cassie da Costa

The “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” star and #MeToo silence breaker has been roundly criticized for conflating the movement for Black lives with “Black supremacy.” He has much to learn.

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By Sam Brodey, Lachlan Markay

The Maine senator has taken heat for her vote for the Supreme Court justice, especially after his abortion case vote. But she’s won over some big donors, too.

By Matt Lewis

Will they be welcomed back to the Republican fold? Will they be welcome in the Democratic Party? Or will neither side want a thing to do with them?

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 OK THEN 

Dan Patrick said he was done listening to Fauci's advice and that lockdowns don’t work, just as his state hit record coronavirus numbers.

 ‘TERMINATED’ 

The network said it investigated a complaint about “willful sexual misconduct in the workplace.”

 FEELING ROBOTIC 

You can use a mapping feature to help the iRobot Roomba S9+ to avoid objects on the floor and then tell it to start cleaning using voice commands.

 MOVE OVER 

Michael Glassner, who orchestrated the president’s rallies, has switched to a new department.

 SWITCHING SIDES 

The group is called 43 Alumni for Biden—referencing Bush’s place in the sequence of presidents.

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