The Daily Populous

Saturday July 25th, 2020 night edition

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On "The Axe Files" podcast, Axelrod asked Fauci about how he's become a target during the pandemic, as people who have suffered economic hardships have become angry.

"I've seen a side of society that I guess is understandable, but it's a little bit disturbing," Fauci said.

When Axelrod asked if he took on security measures, Fauci said yes, he's been given security.

The Department of Justice confirmed in April that federal officials were ramping up security for Fauci after threats were made against him.

In this week's interview, Fauci called the politicization of the coronavirus, "a reflection of the divisiveness in our society at the political level."

He said the coronavirus is a public health issue and "what we're talking about are fundamental principles of public health.".

Fauci also addressed expectations for the pandemic, saying "we could start talking about real normality again" in 2021 with the development and implementation of a COVID-19 vaccine. »

‘Step Brothers’ and the Peak Summer of Blockbuster Comedy

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Welcome to The Ringer’s Return to Summer Blockbuster Season, where we’ll feature different summer classics each week.

The world of the titular middle-aged man-children, Dale Doback and Brennan Huff, was one with a euphoric amount of freedom.

Even when movie theaters open again en masse, if they ever do, their screens likely won’t be filled with major comedies. »

The History Behind Captain America Punching Hitler

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Amazon reportedly invested in startups and gained proprietary information before launching competitors, often crushing the smaller companies in the process

Authored by businessinsider.com

The Journal spoke with startups who said Amazon made similar hardware and software products after purchasing stakes in the companies.

A spokesperson for Amazon told Business Insider that "any legitimate disputes about intellectual property ownership are rightly resolved in the courts.".

Amazon told Business Insider that it does not use confidential information that companies share when Amazon invests to create competing products. »

Hannibal Buress Sent an Imposter to ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Premiere

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The actor and comedian, who plays Coach Wilson in the new film, hired an impersonator through social media.

The imposter could be seen several hours later strolling through the red carpet without the assistance of a publicist.

The premiere also featured an emcee, who announced each star as they hit the red carpet and did announce the impersonator as Buress. »