Whoops! Missed an episode. I make up for it here. In this jumbo sized episode, we talk about COVID case numbers going down in states that opened early. What’s up with that?; Trump tax return drama, Supreme Court might just take a pass; Uber makes face coverings mandatory, and let’s you snitch on each other; A tech previously used by the NBA and others sports teams is now being used in factories to help with social distancing; You internet history is up for snooping by the government thanks for 1 person. There’s always one; Will be working from home forever ever? And will that cause a crisis in real estate?; T-Mobile is exxing out Sprint and erasing them from the stores; A Senator finally gets served for their suspect stock trades before the rona; A latino urban trap star got suckered into a bad deal right as his career was taking off; MLB might be back, if everyone gets a DH and they split revenue. Whooooooooo! And don’t fight at red lobster either.
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- Coronavirus Cases in Georgia, Florida Continue to Decline Despite Business Openings
Supreme Court Hints at Split Decision on Obtaining Trump's Tax Returns - The New York TimesSupreme Court appears headed for a split decision on Trump taxes, financial records - NBC News'We're asking for temporary presidential immunity,' Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow says - CNNPoliticsUber Finally Requires Drivers to Wear Face Masks - GizmodoNBA tracking tech modified to enforce social distancing in factories - Business InsiderSenate gives law enforcement the OK to spy on your internet historyTwitter Will Allow Employees To Work At Home ForeverRichard Burr to step down as Intelligence Committee chairman - CNNPoliticsAP source: MLB owners OK plan that could lead to July startThe Office (Slack)