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- Donald Trump, who is very upset that Twitter has started fact-checking him on the site, has issued an executive order telling regulators to reexamine a law that shields social-media companies from liability for content posted on their services.
- Here's the inside story from Twitter about its decision to fact-check Trump's tweets about mail-in ballots: “The company needed to do what’s right, and we knew from a comms perspective that all hell would break loose,” said Twitter’s vice president of global communications.
- Millennials are truly the unluckiest generation, and here's the statistics to prove it.
- The Boston Marathon has been canceled for the first time in its 124-year history.
- These New Yorkers have bought apartments in the city during the pandemic.
- An architecture firm has sketched out an idea of how outdoor dining could work in NYC.
- Nearly 50,000 people in the New York region have tested positive for the coronavirus in the last two weeks despite the shutdown—so who is still getting sick?
- B&H Dairy Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant, one of the oldest kosher dairy lunch counters in the city, has reopened for takeout and delivery services.
- Here are some tips on how to prepare your dog for when you start to go back to the office (eventually, one day).
- Hamilton director Thomas Kail will direct a remake of Fiddler On The Roof.
- Rosalía and Travis Scott have teamed up for a new single "TKN."
- And finally, a dinosaur reads a story to a bunch of adorable puppies:

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