Face masks on airplanes, the applauding of restaurants able to do 25% of their business, and a whole bunch of weird crime stories that have nothing to do with coronavirus shows that we're getting back to normal ... albeit very, very slowly.

Is it too much to ask for a fair assessment of what we've done when this is all over, without political posturing being involved?

What more description do you need beyond that title? Ok, fine: We inhaled the President's comments yesterday (and the media's reaction), talked to Nebraska Crossing's developer about today's "soft opening," wondered if our soda pop was flat, and more.

Also, the mayor of Vegas' much-maligned CNN interview, the sand-filled skate park in CA, and more.

Also, the CDC says the second wave will be worse, some e-mailers are out of patience, Idaho's not screwing around, and more.

Today's edition includes AOC rooting against our economy, Georgia taking the lead (and hopefully knowing what they're doing), my much-maligned thoughts about masks, and more.

If you can tell a lot about a man by how he plays golf, Rick Reilly hasn't appreciated what he's seen in President Trump's game!

After talking to the South Carolina Republican about his conversation with the President about reopening the nation, and reading a few e-mails from guys talking about their wives, I have some reservations about this "new normal" too many people want us to have.

More and more people are starting to lose their sanity right now, and I admit I didn't have much of it to begin with...

The vibe while walking about shoppers yesterday was very different. Eerie.