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  • "Donald J. Trump paid $750 in federal income taxes the year he won the presidency." The New York Times has published a big dive into two decades of Trump's tax records: "the records show that he depends more and more on making money from businesses that put him in potential and often direct conflict of interest with his job as president."
  • Enter the Miami Heat quarantine bubble: one team, two competing coffee shops.
  • As we all head inside because of colder temperatures, some tips on avoiding COVID-19 transmission indoors.
  • Knicks owner James Dolan donated $50,000 to the GOP opponent of Staten Island Congressman Max Rose after learning that Rose complained to TMZ that he’s “driving the team into the ground.”
  • Totally normal election season we got here, as a New Jersey prosecutor’s office is assembling a “civil unrest team” staffed by “30 officers to defuse potentially violent confrontations” on Election Day.
  • “I have a 2 year old & we’re struggling just to eat everyday. it’s insane.” A heartbreaking look at how Reddit has become a gathering spot for Americans to swap their tales of unemployment and hunger.
  • NFL great Joe Montana and his wife Jennifer confronted a woman who broke into his Malibu home and took his sleeping grandchild out of his playpen -- “after a tussle, law enforcement officials say Jennifer Montana pried the child” away from the woman.
  • New York’s studios and rehearsal spaces are opening back up, and one performer rejoiced that “finally, I’m not just singing to my dog.”
  • And finally, sometimes that dog will sing to you: