Trump ‘Not Entirely Out of the Woods’ but Still Going Home

By Sam Stein, Scott Bixby

The president urged Americans not to fear the virus that has killed over 200,000 people in the U.S. as he announced that he will leave Walter Reed just days after his diagnosis.

By Kevin Fallon

The singer, her niece, and daughter tease “Red Table Talk: The Estefans,” their no-holds-barred spinoff of the Jada Pinkett-Smith series that birthed the “entanglement” bombshell.

By Jay Michaelson

We may soon have five justices saying that my marriage interferes with someone else’s religious freedom because they don’t want to recognize that it exists.

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By Francisco Alvarado

The biggest school system in a state with a history of coronavirus arrogance is flirting with disaster, critics say.

By Amy Tara Koch

Why suffer the monotony of pandemic life at sea level? Off-season ski resorts are a perfect fall perch.

By Judith Matloff

Preppers include everyone from urbanites hoarding flashlight batteries to militant survivalists, but lately there's been increasing online chatter about stockpiling guns and ammo.

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By Pilar Melendez

White House press secretary announced she has tested positive for COVID-19 Monday “while experiencing no symptoms.”

By Laura Bradley

The critically beloved wrestling series has netted the streaming giant several Emmy nominations and had already begun work on its fourth season before COVID-19 shut it down.

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BE PATIENT

Trump is reportedly spending his time in hospital watching the television and becoming increasingly furious.

 ‘NOT AT LIBERTY TO DISCUSS’

Citing HIPAA, Dr. Sean Conley refused to elaborate on the president’s lung health while delivering a statement on his discharge from Walter Reed.

 SOUP-ER

Make soup easily and give yourself a little break.

 LEARNED NOTHING

“If Sen. Harris wants to use a fortress around herself, have at it,” Katie Miller said of plans to install plexiglass between the challengers.

 OMINOUS

In rejection of her appeal, justices say Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, who refused to issue a license, is a “victim” of “the consequences” of Obergefell and marriage equality.

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