Roundup: Olympics Looking Bleak; Dr. Fauci's Future; Media's 'Extinction' Event
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The answer to so many questions at ESPN is to ask Hembo. [The Big Lead]
Donald Trump has let Anthony Fauci speak. How much longer will that be the case? [New York Times]
The Coronavirus is a media extinction event. So, uh, savor the roundup. [Buzzfeed]
34 hoaxes people actually believed. [Mental Floss]
What about the grandparents who want to stay alive?
Tx Lt Gov Dan Patrick says grandparents would be willing to die to save the economy for their grandchildren pic.twitter.com/wC3Ngvtsbj
— Andrew Lawrence (@ndrew_lawrence) March 24, 2020
The bird never got proper credit for making contact off Randy Johnson.
March 24, 2001: Randy Johnson hits a bird with a pitch during a spring training game. pic.twitter.com/3wJ1v5xO17
— This Day In Sports Clips (@TDISportsClips) March 24, 2020
These are appropriate times for Rainbow Connection.