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Breaking News: A third of Americans live in areas with such high Covid levels now that they should consider wearing masks indoors whether local leaders require it or not, U.S. health officials warned. https://t.co/emLWdlZ7eN

Can the pastor of a tax-exempt church tell his followers that Democratic voters are demons who are unwelcome in his congregation? https://t.co/VfN5Y1J7Ib

Tesla's Musk says he 'can no longer support' Democrats, 'will vote Republican' https://t.co/uWIEoHWV1p https://t.co/CWQFK2nIhY

Officer ‘motorboated’ subordinate at promotion ceremony, retires after guilty plea

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the US has reopened its embassy in Kyiv after it closed three months ago ahead of Russia's invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/utwGD8qZ2M

"It was designed for [Marilyn Monroe]. Nobody else should be seen in that dress," said the designer who sketched the crystal-covered gown, according to Entertainment Weekly. https://t.co/zHNjhuQCoM

In Opinion "If she’s telling the truth, one has to marvel at how thoroughly Depp and his team have sullied her name," writes @michelleinbklyn on Amber Heard. "If she’s not a psychopath, she’s the casualty of a truly sadistic reputational hit job." https://t.co/t7lP0TupcJ

It's gonna be all right, Taylor Swift tells NYU graduates at commencement https://t.co/Hgbr3r8R2U https://t.co/m7pJejSNqt

Two more people infected, taking total to nine cases of Monkeypox in UK https://t.co/iFQ44sZWrz

Europe to become world's most costly region for energy resources if rejects Russian gas, oil - Putin https://t.co/pTYZsp48Zk

For the first time ever in soccer history, the U.S. women's and men's national teams will now receive equal pay and prize money, including at World Cups. https://t.co/V3qnLP117y

Bob Mackie, the designer who drew the sketch for a crystal-covered gown once worn by Marilyn Monroe, said "it was a big mistake" for Kim Kardashian to wear the dress at this year's Met Gala.⁠ ⁠ 🔗: Tap the link in our bio to read more.⁠ 📷: Cindy Ord/MG22/The Met Museum/Vogue

After receiving her honorary doctorate of fine arts from New York University, Swift’s nearly 25-minute speech mostly talked about the lessons she had learned from growing up under the watchful eye of millions, and how she feared making any mistakes because of the close attention paid to both her music career and her personal relationships. Some Swift fans wondered if the musician would address the topic of abortion rights in light of the Supreme Court's likely decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, but Swift's speech was completely apolitical. Swift went on to give "life hacks" and also poked fun at her fashion choices in 2012. She also invoked cancel culture in an apparent reference to her public feud with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. "Breathe in, breathe through, breathe deep, breathe out," she told the graduates when she ended her speech. "And I’m a doctor now, so I know how breathing works." Read more at the link in our bio 🎓 (📸: Dia Dipasupil / Getty Images)

President Biden formally endorsed Finland and Sweden’s applications to join NATO on Wednesday, while also issuing a carefully-worded warning to Russia that the U.S. would help defend the countries in the interim before they become members. https://t.co/Cbq3uKvAdZ

EU reveals its plans to stop using Russian gas https://t.co/3LDqmN4C9U