Page 1 Roundup (05/04)

The Daily News: Two homeless men found dead on NYC subway trains in just 13 hours: cops

So-called president and secretary of state continue to spew conspiracy theories, which even if were true wouldn't amount to much given that even they admit there is no indication that the new coronavirus was man-made or genetically modified.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said protests inside the Michigan state capitol depicted some of the “worst racism and awful parts” of U.S. history

Instagram: I like big butts and I cannot lie

Dr. Ruth has a hot son

 

The Hill: I adore Chris Hayes -- inability to spit it out sometimes and all. But he's just plain wrong about liberals' questioning of Tara Reade's allegations against Joe Biden, all of which is completely germane

Black Enterprise: How an incurable brain condition gave this woman new life as an entrepreneur

Boy Culture: 15 ridiculously hot IG accounts you should be following

Revisiting Madonna's turn on Broadway 32 years ago

Socialite Life: The Chris Evans moment we've all been waiting for

The WoW Report: Blake Gopnik’s new bio “Warhol” tells the REAL story of how $50 made soup into art

The Randy Report: San Francisco couple exchange wedding vows with friends, face masks and social distancing -- while Damian and I have postponed our May 7 nuptials :-(

Towleroad: Matt Bomer is sexy and witty

OMG Blog: Angelo Baladamenti’s "Twin Peaks" theme covered by the Cats & Friends Choir

NewNowNext: 15 fun tidbits we learned from the “Queer as Folk” reunion livestream

New York Post: Two homeless men found dead (purportedly of natural causes) on NYC subway

Great, now we have to be on the lookout for killer hornets?

The Washington Post: Trump won't be happy until we're all dead

Birx’s ‘Fox News Sunday’ interview lays bare the discord in Trump’s coronavirus response

Those who say Edward Hopper is the artist of social distancing may be wrong

The New York Times: Given what we know about Stephen Miller, shouldn't the conspiracy theory be that the U.S. created the new coronavirus as a way to close borders? 

Italians find promise of antibodies remains elusive, for now

Why does the virus wallop some places and spare others?

Because conservatives don't believe in science, now even masks have become a flashpoint in the culture wars

Disruptions add to risks for athletes with eating disorders, including a recovering Madison Keys

The Wall Street Journal: Lockdown turns nation’s highways into speedways

Graduation during coronavirus: A little pomp, under the circumstances

The legacy of Tori Amos: The singer-songwriter’s new memoir, ‘Resistance,’ revisits her four-decade career amid a reassessment of female musicians of the 1990s

Some study-abroad students resist calls to come home, frustrating parents and colleges

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