Enough With the Bullsh*t Alibis for Racist Killings

By Sophia A. Nelson

Add “jogging while black” to the long list of things African-American men need to be careful about doing in this country.

By Margaret Carlson

With a virus death toll 35 times as high as South Korea’s, Trump proceeds undeterred, having compromised, if not defeated, the usual checks on presidential power.

By Tarpley Hitt

At various times, Wiseau didn’t show up to court, represented himself, produced strange witnesses, and drove the judge up a wall. He was ordered to pay out over $700,000.

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By Tom Sykes

Harry’s distrust of journalists is likely to have deterred him from close cooperation on a new biography, but will Meghan’s gossipy pals dish on racism and sexism in the palace?

By Will Sommer

Dr. Judy Mikovits is portrayed as a science genius in a conspiracy film about the coronavirus—but her own research history is dubious and the video is full of bizarre claims.

By Kevin Fallon

HBO’s “I Know This Much Is True” is a relentless march of tragedy. It’s also very good. But with a pandemic driving TV fans to reality TV and comedies, will anyone want to watch?

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By William Bredderman, Lachlan Markay

Louis DeJoy has already been criticized for being a big Trump booster and an RNC fundraiser, but women were also awarded $1.5 million for problems at his former company.

By Cassie da Costa

The new doc “Blackballed,” premiering May 11 on Quibi, provides an in-depth look at former Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s racist rant—through the eyes of ex-players and coaches.

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 MISERY 

In one month, 7.7 million jobs were lost in just the hospitality and leisure sector.

 LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER 

Coronavirus numbers jumped from fewer than 500 announced by governor at the Tyson Foods facility in Waterloo.

 COOKIN’ UP SOMETHING GOOD  

Filled with recipes from all-star chefs like Melissa Clark and Joanne Chang, all proceeds will go to supporting No Kids Hungry.

 SLOW DOWN 

Just 34 percent of respondents said they agree with the belief that an immediate reopening is worth it to protect the economy.

 ‘TAKEDOWN MEASURE’ 

The customer reportedly became irate at the request that she put on a face-covering.

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