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Faith leaders stress caution on reopening churches as Trump pushes for in-person services
Faith leaders are stressing the need for a cautious approach to reopening churches after President Donald Trump declared places of worship “essential” during the pandemic and said he’d override governors if they didn’t allow in-person services. “Let me be very honest, I think the President’s push was clearly political maneuvering. Most churches never considered ourselves…… MORE
Republican National Committee sues California to halt vote-by-mail for November general election
The Republican National Committee and other Republican groups have filed a lawsuit against California to stop the state from mailing absentee ballots to all voters ahead of the 2020 general election, a move that was made in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The suit comes after California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, announced this month…… MORE
Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning win ‘Champions for Charity’ golf match
Tiger Woods and former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning won the “The Match: Champions for Charity” golf tournament Sunday, defeating Phil Mickelson and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady. Woods and Manning stopped a late comeback effort by Mickelson and Brady to win by one shot in Sunday’s rain-filled showdown in Hobe Sound, Florida, at the…… MORE
Cupid’s fully booked as New Yorkers face a 3-month wait to wed
Cupid is in such hot demand in New York City that he’s run out of arrows, with the City Clerk saying there are no online marriage license appointments available until September. NYC’s online system for marriage licensing — “Project Cupid ” — was launched May 7 to circumvent the physical closure of most New York…… MORE
Federal judge rules Florida felons can’t be barred from voting because they owe court fines
A federal judge on Sunday ruled that former felons in the state of Florida can’t be barred from voting because they still owe court fines or fees that they are unable to pay. The ruling — which sets the stage for thousands of Floridians to register to vote — strikes down parts of a Florida…… MORE
Biscuits and Gravy, the kitten born with two faces, dies
Biscuits and Gravy, the kitten with two faces, has died days after capturing the hearts of animal lovers all over the world. The adorable kitty, born on May 20 on an Oregon farm, died just three days after his birth. He was one of six kittens born to Keenly, a cat owned by the King…… MORE
Michigan Gov. Whitmer says she censors herself when speaking about Trump to ensure continued federal assistance
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said she censors herself when speaking publicly about President Donald Trump in order to ensure continued federal assistance to her state amid the coronavirus pandemic. Asked specifically by Axios reporter Alexi McCammond during an interview on “Axios on HBO” if she self-censors her comments about the President “for the sake of…… MORE
Man accused of beating 75-year-old in Detroit nursing home pleads not guilty to assault and other charges
The 20-year-old man accused of beating a 75-year-old in a Detroit nursing home pleaded not guilty to assault Sunday, said Maria Miller, Wayne County assistant prosecuting attorney. Jaden T. Hayden of Ypsilanti was charged with two counts of assault with intent to do great bodily harm, larceny in a building and two counts of stealing/retaining…… MORE
Eli Manning joined Twitter, and was immediately made fun of by Tom Brady
Tom Brady welcomed Eli Manning to the Twitterverse this weekend by engaging him in a classic social media roast. Manning, a former New York Giants quarterback, got burned by Brady, a fellow star quarterback, after posting his first tweet on Saturday. “To paraphrase Jimmy Chitwood, ‘I don’t know if it’ll make any change, but I…… MORE
