Page 1 Roundup (07/20)

Daily News: Murder charges dropped against Harlem bodega worker Jose Alba

Greg in Hollywood: NBC News has made openly hunky reporter Steven Romo an official network correspondent!

Politico: Gee, what were the odds that the Secret Service cannot recover texts it illegally deleted? 

The Village Sun: Pretty heartbreaking to hear that people are still being attacked for being gay in broad daylight in the middle of NYC's Greenwich Village

The Randy Report: Football player Carl Nassib reflects on coming out one year later: 'I just really wanted to show that it doesn’t matter, your sexual orientation'

Boy Culture: Remembering Dennis Cole, the blond hunk who got his start posing nude and close to it for beefcake photographers, parlaying it into a career on TV and in film

New York Post: Hubby accused of murdering wife while on Fiji honeymoon after 'whirlwind romance'

Beloved family dog nearly kills owner, eats her arm

Connecticut man pulls gun on women who didn't thank him for holding door, cops say

Queerty: Hockey player Luke Prokop’s locker room experience revealed one year after coming out

NBC News: Oklahoma town's first openly gay mayor resigns, citing harassment 

What it means to be an elderly gay man today; the latest entry in Andrew Holleran’s biographical fiction project, 'Kingdom of Sand,' offers a portrait of the post-Stonewall generation confronting death and history

The New York Times: MAGA electors targeted in Georgia criminal inquiry

The release of a movie based on the best-selling novel 'Where the Crawdads Sing' renewed questions about the author, Delia Owens, her time in Zambia and the shooting of a suspected poacher there.

The magic of your first work friends: Early-career connections can be life-defining. For young people entering the work force today, the connections over Zoom are shaky.

The Washington Post: House passes protection for same-sex, interracial marriages with some bipartisan support; it probably won't pass the Senate, but what's to stop SCOTUS for ruling it unconstitutional if it were to? 

Matt Hilburn, who fought to ‘Unsuck’ the D.C. Metro, dies of cancer at 54

How Thailand is blazing trails on gay rights, legalizing marijuana

The Wall Street Journal: Hold the Ketchup: Steelers fans flip over Heinz stadium name change

Directed by Ethan Hawke, HBO's 'The Last Movie Stars' follows the story of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, whose careers peaked at the end of film’s golden age and whose love outlasted the studio system

Hot Cat of the Day: Might burgle your heart, but no risk of killing you!