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 The Twitter police hit yet another Trump tweet. Looks like the Donald will not have free Twitter reign anymore. From CNET...
Read More  Creator: bCracker | Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto  Unfortunately, the 75 year old falls to the ground, hits his head and starts to bleed from his ears. Police do stop to assist. The video is striking...Read more.
 From CNET: Both NASA and China's space agency hope to launch new rovers for Mars in the coming weeks, and if they make it they'll become the 9th and 10th craft to successfully land on the surface of our planetary neighbor.
 Travel & Leisure - Airline pilots are hoping travelers can do them a favor. And that favor, according to social media, is to start hoarding airline tickets just like people were hoarding toilet paper.
As Business Insider explained, pilots appear to be taking the future of their industry into their own hands by pleading with social media followers to continue to book vacations and airline tickets to use at a later date. Pulling from the popular style of the Instagram meme page, Dude with a Sign, EasyJet pilot Charlotte Dielman posted a message to her followers with her sign reading, “Buy flight tickets like you buy toilet paper.” She shared it with the hashtags, #SaveAviation, and #InThisTogether. Read more.  In an open letter, nearly three dozen called on the chief executive to take action on President Trump’s messages. The New York Times. The following is the letter as reported by The NYT.
Read More  bon appetite - And financially, Georgia’s reopening guidelines are pretty thorny too. While the original rule stating that restaurants could seat 10 customers per 500 feet of public space was adjusted on May 12 to allow 10 customers per 300 feet, that’s still well under 50 percent capacity for all but the largest restaurants. “Our restaurants are not made for those guidelines,” Gianni [tells MARA SHALHOUP]. “We only make money if we’re packed out. I’m not going to reopen to break even and put people in danger and make them make less money than they’re making with their unemployment. It’s just a dog that chases its own tail.”
 Fox News - The new study published in the journal Cell suggests that the virus first tends to firmly establish itself in the nasal cavity, but it can then be aspirated into the lungs -- where it wreaks havoc and can lead to pneumonia.
Scientists at the UNC School of Medicine and the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health believe their study supports the widespread wearing of masks as a way to prevent infection. "If the nose is the dominant initial site from which lung infections are seeded, then the widespread use of masks to protect the nasal passages, as well as any therapeutic strategies that reduce virus in the nose, such as nasal irrigation or antiviral nasal sprays, could be beneficial," said study co-senior author Richard Boucher, a professor of medicine and director of the Marsico Lung Institute at the UNC School of Medicine, in a statement. Read more.  NASA's InSight lander has had a pretty triumphant run on Mars investigating marsquakes and listening to the weird sounds of the red planet. There's been one sticking point, though: Mars hasn't welcomed the lander's heat probe, known as the "mole."
The heat probe is designed to hammer into Mars, burrow down deep and take the planet's internal temperature, but the probe kept popping out of the ground. NASA and the mole team have spent over a year working through possible solutions for the stuck mole, and they may finally be making some progress. Read more from CNET  In a shocking statement Mattis condemns Donald Trump. Read more.
 With space back on the menu once again following the successful launch of the SpaceX rocket last week - admittedly at the second attempt - a UFO 'expert' reckons he's spotted some alien structures on the moon.
So, are there really aliens sitting up there observing us on the moon? Well, they're probably having a decent laugh at our expense right now if they are. UFO and alien expert Scott Waring certainly believes so, too. Read more.  Rosalynn and I are pained by the tragic racial injustices and consequent backlash across our nation in recent weeks. Our hearts are with the victims’ families and all who feel hopeless in the face of pervasive racial discrimination and outright cruelty.
Read More Sports owners are using the pandemic as a leverage tactic, and it's gross | USA TODAY Sports6/1/2020  Nate Scott USA TODAY Sports - "You’d think that the thing holding pro sports up would be concerns about coronavirus, and how to safely get players back on the field. If not that, then dealing with the logistics of isolating players away from families for extended periods of time.
That’s not the hold up right now, at least when it comes to MLS and MLB. The hold up is money." Read more.  Variety - "Ad dollars allocated to national TV fell by 26.7% in April of this year to $2.7 billion, according to Standard Media Index, a tracker of ad spending, one of the first tangible estimates of how severely the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected one of the nation’s most popular mediums. SMI says ad revenue for broadcast television fell 33.4% to $907 million in April, while ad revenue for cable TV fell 24.8% to $1.66 billion. Syndicated TV, however, managed to snare new ad dollars, with revenue rising 12.1% to $140.2 million." Read more.
 "The video lines up with the criminal complaint filed against officer Chauvin, detailing what happened at 8:18 p.m. when the video is timestamped." Read more.
 "Here is an updated 2020 NBA mock draft. Who are the best 2020 NBA Draft prospects?
This mock draft, however, is going to be slightly different than some of the past mock drafts that we have run here at NBC Sports." Read more. PGA Tour memo says at-home virus testing 'strongly suggested' but not mandatory | Golf Channel6/1/2020  Golf Channel - "With one week remaining before the PGA Tour returns to competition at the Charles Schwab Challenge, the circuit expanded its health and safety blueprint via a 34-page Participant Resource Guide.
Although much of what’s covered in the guide, which was issued to players on Monday and obtained by GolfChannel.com, has already been announced, the Tour did outline, in great detail, the plan to return to competition, pointing out that 'every aspect of tournament operations has been modified.'” Read more.  Donald Trump is setting records. Read More
 “Young adults are experiencing the highest rates of mental health strain during the pandemic, according to new CDC data.” Read more.
 Demonstrations over the death of George Floyd have raged across the US with protesters in Washington DC starting fires near the White House and facing off with riot police. 
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many people across the country to work from home, and city dwellers are now considering leaving high rents behind if their remote jobs continue. NBC’s Jo Ling Kent reports for Weekend TODAY.
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