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Should passengers be double masking on planes? By The Washington Post Share In recent months, as new and more-transmissible variants of the coronavirus have emerged, public figures such as US President Joe Biden and infectious-disease expert Anthony Fauci have been seen wearing two face masks. And as the trend made headlines and became more popular, health officials have recently clarified that while the tactic could be useful, it is not yet one borne of official health guidance but rather a "common sense" measure. "You probably have seen me wearing a double mask . . . it certainly can't hur...

In recent months, as new and more-transmissible variants of the coronavirus have emerged, public figures such as US President Joe Biden and infectious-disease expert Anthony Fauci have been seen wearing two face masks. And as the trend made headlines and became more popular, health officials have recently clarified that while the tactic could be useful, it is not yet one borne of official health guidance but rather a "common sense" measure. "You probably have seen me wearing a double mask . . . it certainly can't hurt and might help, but it doesn't yet reach the point of an official recomme...

Should travelers be double masking on planes? Shannon McMahon © iStock/The Washington Post In recent months, as new and more-transmissible variants of the coronavirus have emerged, public figures such as President Biden and infectious-disease expert Anthony S. Fauci have been seen wearing two face masks. And as the trend made headlines and became more popular, health officials have recently clarified that while the tactic could be useful, it is not yet one borne of official health guidance but a “common sense” measure. “You probably have seen me wearing a double m...

By Rob Picheta, CNN Katrin Jakobsdottir took over as Iceland's Prime Minister in 2017. (CNN)Iceland's Prime Minister was interrupted by an earthquake while filming an interview on Tuesday -- but managed to shrug off the intrusion and finish her answer. Katrin Jakobsdottir was discussing the impact of the pandemic on tourism with the Washington Post when her house started to shake, visibly startling the Icelandic leader. "Oh my god, there's an earthquake," she said with a gasp. "Sorry, there was an earthquake right now. Wow." But Jakobsdottir quickly pivoted back to the matter at hand, laughi...

The FBI is investigating claims Riley June Williams intended to sell a stolen device to Russian intelligence.