MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Suspended From Twitter
Mike Lindell, the CEO of Minnesota-based company MyPillow, was suspended from Twitter Monday night.
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Mike Lindell, the CEO of Minnesota-based company MyPillow, was suspended from Twitter Monday night.
The Baseball Hall of Fame will announce its inductees for the class of 2021 on Tuesday evening. That class is expected to be a party of zero.
"Man, it's a saying that says, `Time heals all,"' LeBron James told reporters. "And as devastating and as tragic as it was and still is to all of us involved with it, only time (will help). And it takes time."
The troop had been infected with the B.1.429 variant of coronavirus, which is on the rise in California and officials say is more contagious than other strains.
A Boston doctor is urging people to update their face covering.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio likened the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump to pouring gasoline on a fire.
The lawsuit claims Rudy Giuliani launched a "launched a viral disinformation campaign about Dominion that reached millions of people" and exposed the company "to the most extreme hatred and contempt."
Both of Tom Brady's parents contracted COVID-19 in September, with Tom Brady Sr. requiring hospitalization.
Dr. Anthony Fauci told CBS This Morning Monday that the South African strain is clearly "different and more ominous than the one in the U.K."
All hourly team members, including seasonal hires, in stores, distribution centers, headquarters and field-based offices will receive the $500 bonus.
The customer left a simple message along with the $1,400 tip that said "COVID sucks!"
Olivia and Cole, employees at Children's Hospital, made a big announcement while getting their coronavirus vaccines.
Police in California are investigating an incident in which a woman reportedly pulled a pocketknife on Safeway employees after a dispute about the woman not wearing a mask inside the store.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission does allow companies to mandate the flu and other vaccines, and has indicated they could also make the COVID-19 vaccines a requirement for employees.
Cell phone video of three Black teenagers being detained by sheriff's deputies inside of a California Target has gone viral. Now the families are planning to file a civil rights suit, alleging they were racially profiled.