Evans' dog Dodger is probably already leaving a one-star review on Yelp.

Deputy press secretary Judd Deere denied White House ownership of a document that was obtained by The New York Times on Monday, adding that "[t]his data is not reflective of any of the modeling done by the task force or data that the task force has analyzed." The Times report cited internal projections of daily deaths jumping from around 1,750 to 3,000 in the US by next month, and new cases equally rising to 200,000 per day from about 25,000 currently.

According to a Variety exclusive, the Oscar-winning actor will portray Joe Exotic in an upcoming scripted series about the hit Netflix show.

Housing homeless people in empty hotel rooms around the US has become a major talking point, after photos emerged of people sleeping in a temporary shelter set up in a Las Vegas parking lot as empty hotel rooms sat nearby on the Strip.

Monday marked the 50th anniversary of the deadly 1970 shooting at Kent State University, where Ohio National Guardsmen opened fire on students protesting President Nixon's escalation of the Vietnam War in Cambodia. The incident left four dead, nine injured, and had an indelible affect on American politics, history and culture.

Elon Musk is seeking $39.5 million for two homes in Bel Air, California, which he listed after tweeting that he was selling "almost all" of his physical possessions.

Telemundo chairman Cesar Conde will replace Lack, who faced mounting public pressure to resign after a number of recent scandals related to Matt Lauer, Brian Williams and Harvey Weinstein plagued his tenure.

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that retail stores across the state can reopen with modifications as early as Friday amid growing pressure to ease the stay-at-home order that has cratered the California economy.

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With Sweden's unusual #coronavirus response, the country did not impose a compulsory lockdown, instead trusting people to socially distance themselves. Eleven people living there told us what their daily lives were like, from changing their commutes to still eating in restaurants.

The new Hulu/BBC series about love, longing and the trials of intimacy seems to be putting viewers' tear ducts to the test.

The US Supreme Court took unprecedented measures on Monday due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, hearing oral arguments over a trademark dispute via conference call. Most notably, Justice Clarence Thomas – who has not asked a question in a year – broke his typical silence to weigh in on the day's arguments. The court will hear 10 cases over the next two weeks.

On Monday, Pulitzer Administrator Dana Canedy announced the 2020 Pulitzer Prize winners in journalism and the arts. The awards – initially scheduled to be announced in April – were postponed and rescheduled for May 4 due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.

North Korean state media on Saturday said Kim celebrated the completion of the Sunchon Phosphatic Fertilizer Factory north of Pyongyang, the capital.

With Italy still in the throes of Europe’s deadliest coronavirus outbreak, more than 4 million people are cleared to return to work on Monday. Bars and restaurants can’t return to normal until the end of May but eateries can now offer take-out.

After speculation last week, the J.Crew Group confirmed that the company filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday, becoming the first major retailer in the US to do so amid the coronavirus pandemic.