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Some in US Not Ready to Give Up Face Masks 4 hours ago Two women -- one with a mask, one without -- walk along Roosevelt Avenue in the Queens borough of New York, May 19, 2021. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II) Share share The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:08:11 0:00 From VOA Learning English, this is the Health & Lifestyle report. More than 120 million Americans are now vaccinated against the new coronavirus. Local officials across the United States are easing social distancing. And many are dropping measures that require people to wear nose and mouth covers, or masks. However, not...

Woods: This is Going Public. I'm Dan woods. We're talking today with Suzanne Hightower. She's president of the Cape Broadway Theatre. It's a nonprofit, here in Cape Girardeau. Suzanne, welcome to the program. Hightower: Thank you. I'm glad to be here. Woods: So we wanted to talk with you about your efforts and your nonprofit's efforts to restore the Broadway Theatre here in Cape Girardeau. Before we do that, though, tell us a little bit about yourself. Hightower: Um, well, I am the president of the nonprofit Cape Broadway Theatre. I also just started a company called Speakeasy Coffee Company...

Today Extra host David Campbell has made no secret of his allegiance in the rift between the British Royal Family and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex

This is an edited transcript of this week’s Dear Prudence live chat, guest-hosted by Dan Kois. Dan Kois: Hello, readers! I’m Dan, a writer and podcaster at Slate. Most recently I wrote for the magazine about whether Kate Winslet can play basketball—which is to say, I am well-positioned to answer life’s great mysteries. But before I begin, big news: Slate has a new Prudie! The wonderful Jenée Desmond-Harris begins on June 1. She’s a remarkable writer and personality, and a very wise human, so boy, are we excited. Until then, though, you just got me.

She emphasized that we should not provide financial support or allow her to move back in, even if she later asks.