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Between violence and virus, where can we feel safe? With COVID-19 health concerns and recent violence in Central Ohio and throughout the country, where and how can we feel safe in public? Author: Gabriela Garcia (WBNS) Updated: 11:31 PM EDT May 7, 2021 Millions of Americans are vaccinated and with more added to the count every day, the country is slowly heading back to a new normal. However, high COVID-19 case counts in many parts of Ohio on top of recent gun violence in Columbus and throughout the country, some may ask themselves, where can we feel safe? Auste...

EXCLUSIVE: 'Your doggy chain necklace is waiting for you.' Flirty messages from Hunter Biden's Chinese-American secretary, 29, who worked for him when he partnered with the 'spy chief of China' are revealed Posted on Hunter Biden's emails reveal his close relationship with the Chinese-American secretary who worked for him when he went into business with the man he called the 'spy chief of China.' The mysterious young assistant wrote the president's son flirty messages, sent him opposition research for Joe's White House run and encouraged him to draw funds from the company's accounts when th...

LOS ANGELES—Visibly exhausted from his hours-long binge, Christopher Nolan was reportedly still no closer to understanding the end of Tenet Tuesday after watching dozens of YouTube explainer videos. “Wait, so what the hell was that turnstile thingy?” said Nolan, pausing a 35-minute long video and rubbing his eyes as he compared the elaborate diagram on screen to the copy he had scrawled down on a napkin in front of him. “It’s like some kind of time machine? That lets the nameless man run backward? And Robert Pattinson is a little boy? Either I’m stupid, or this plot makes no sense...

Dozens of restaurants in Michigan defy virus restrictions Updated: January 31 Published January 31 A diner leaves Jimmy's Roadhouse in Newaygo, which has stayed opened for indoor dining despite Michigan's coronavirus restrictions. As a result, the restaurant has been fined and has had its liquor license suspended. Photo by Ed Ou for The Washington Post Share on Facebook Print article HOWELL, Mich. - It’s a Monday morning and the Sunrise Family Diner is full. Retirees in jeans and plaid sit by the window, chatting over coffee and the local newspaper. A sign posted at the entrance urge...

The other rebellion: Dozens of Michigan restaurants defy state coronavirus order Kayla Ruble, Robert Klemko HOWELL, Mich. —It's a Monday morning, and the Sunrise Family Diner is full. Retirees in jeans and plaid sit by the window, chatting over coffee and the local newspaper. A sign posted at the entrance urges customers to wear masks, but some don't. They get seated anyway, within arm's length of strangers in other booths. Michigan is under shutdown, but inside Sunrise Family Diner, you might assume there is no pandemic. This is the other rebellion. While armed extr...