Trumpists Explode Over GOP’s Thirsty-for-Cash Texts

By Will Sommer

Political fundraising appeals aren’t known for their subtlety. But the National Republican Congressional Committee’s texts are way too desperate, Trump allies complain.

By Kevin Fallon

How many dozen nods are “Mrs. Maisel” and “Succession” going to get? Does Rita Moreno or “The Good Fight” stand a chance? Our picks for what will and should be nominated.

By Miranda Green

Two new studies show some coronavirus survivors suffer long-lasting cardiac injury, possibly from the virus invading the heart.

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By Jeremy Kryt

The president is using a crackdown on MS-13 to push political and racist agendas, and not to address what drives gang recruitment in the first place, experts say.

By Laura Bradley

“I have put up with so much. I have cleaned sh*t, vomit and piss up both literally and figuratively... You have hit me [repeatedly]. Something you should Never have done.”

By Barbie Latza Nadeau

American Billy Kruger was arrested after police found his dismembered French wife buried by their vacation home near Toulouse.

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By Donald Kirk

North Korea’s report on its COVID-19 crisis suggests the need to reinforce Kim’s leadership at a time when confidence in his ability to control the pandemic is in doubt.

By Laura Bradley

On Monday’s ‘Today’ show, Gifford recalled her last lunch with Regis and Joy Philbin—which she suspected would be their last meeting. “He was failing,” she said. “I could tell.”

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 ‘OUR PEOPLE’ 

The Washington Post reports the president only began taking the virus seriously when advisers showed him “data and maps” about “our people” in Republican areas.

 CLASSY 

“I won’t be going. No,” he said.

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 DEFIANT 

“Beyond the regions that currently have restrictions, that’s not a plan for us now,” Gov. Bill Lee said.

 REST IN POWER 

The civil rights icon’s last public appearance was at the plaza, where he memorably was pictured standing on the mural.

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