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Early Addition: A Year In The Life Of Melissa DeRosa, Andrew Cuomo's Top Aide
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Early Addition: A Year In The Life Of Melissa DeRosa, Andrew Cuomo's Top Aide


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Published Mar 26, 2021


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  • The big boat is still stuck.
  • Cuba decided to develop its own COVID-19 vaccine rather than import one, and of its five homegrown candidates, one of them appears to work.
  • Jacob Blake, the Black Wisconsin man who was paralyzed last summer after a white cop shot him six times, is suing that cop.
  • Bloomberg published a long-ish article about what it's like to be Melissa DeRosa, Gov. Andrew Cuomo's top aide, who makes over $200,000 a year and remains one of his staunchest defenders.
  • There's one anonymous North Korean official who retreats to a mountainside and calls a journalist who defected several years ago, and that's apparently a major way that news leaks out of the country.
  • Amazon is denying accusations by its drivers that they're regularly forced to pee in water bottles.
  • Rawling's has tweaked the recipe for its MLB baseballs — which take 10 days to make! — to shave a couple feet off how far they can be hit.
  • Teens are using math, YouTube clips, and a really extreme way of smashing their thumbs against the controller to "max out" in Tetris at record rates.
  • And finally, is this guy single-handedly feeding the animals of the sea?:

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