The Nevada Democrat has had a flurry of phone calls and text messages with aides to President-elect Joe Biden in recent days, recommending picks for Cabinet positions and offering advice from his three decades in Congress.
The 80-year-old has also stayed active in Nevada politics, setting up a successful political operation that has shaded the Silver State blue.
A climate hawk, Reid has at times angered Republicans and delighted environmental groups with his fierce criticism of the fossil fuel industry and the Koch family.
Not to change the topic here:
John Fogerty's UFO fascination follows him from childhood dream + Never before seen extended
MYSTERY WIRE — One of the most successful singer-songwriters of all time is in coronavirus lockdown, like the rest of us. But a year ago this week, he was in Las Vegas to perform a series of concerts, unaware that the concert industry was about to be shut down.
In 2019 John Fogerty performed sold-out shows all over the country, unveiled a new concert film, and was slated to headline a show marking the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, which didn’t happen.
Eagles head coach Doug Pederson spent interesting 2000 with Browns
"He's a Super Bowl-winning coach," said the head coach whose Browns will take on Pederson's Eagles on Sunday.
The Browns-related back pages of Pederson's profile are some of the craziest days from the expansion era.
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Pederson's bizarre run as Cleveland's quarterback got crammed into three months of the 2000 season. Bernie Kosar had a hand in Pederson signing as a free agent after backup Ty Detmer blew out an Achilles in the preseason.
Flashpoint: It's still 2020, what's next? | Flashpoint | tribstar.com
It's such a perfect little story to illustrate this awful, awful year of the pandemic, cities overtaken by anarchy and an election from hell.
A deer jumped through a window into an empty classroom at Blackhawk Middle School in Fort Wayne. After trashing the room for 45 minutes, the deer jumped back through the window and ran away. Spokeswoman Krista Stockman said that while the situation was surprising, "it's 2020."
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That should be added to the catalog of verbal shrugs we use to stoically accept our fate in an indifferent universe where anything can happen.
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MORRIS COLUMN: It's still 2020; what's next? | Opinion | newsandtribune.com
It's such a perfect little story to illustrate this awful, awful year of the pandemic, cities overtaken by anarchy and an election from hell.
A deer jumped through a window into an empty classroom at Blackhawk Middle School in Fort Wayne. After trashing the room for 45 minutes, the deer jumped back through the window and ran away. Spokeswoman Krista Stockman said that while the situation was surprising, "it's 2020."
* * *
That should be added to the catalog of verbal shrugs we use to stoically accept our fate in an indifferent universe where anything can happen.
Semple: Invasion of the uphillers | Opinion | aspendailynews.com
How four European cities are embracing micromobility to drive out cars – TechCrunch
The coronavirus pandemic is acting as a catalyst for urban transformation across Europe as city authorities grapple with how to manage urban mobility without risking citizens' health or inviting gridlock by letting cars flood in.
Every year, around 2,500 people die prematurely because of air pollution in Paris. Like most European cities, the number one cause of pollution is motorized traffic.
The city has only had two different mayors for the past twenty years — Bertrand Delanoë and Anne Hidalgo . That consistency combined with long terms as mayor has led to some divisive changes and long-term thinking.
Leo Morris: It's still 2020; what's next? | Columns | kokomotribune.com
It's such a perfect little story to illustrate this awful, awful year of the pandemic, cities overtaken by anarchy and an election from hell.
A deer jumped through a window into an empty classroom at Blackhawk Middle School in Fort Wayne. After trashing the room for 45 minutes, the deer jumped back through the window and ran away. Spokeswoman Krista Stockman said that while the situation was surprising, "it's 2020."
* * *
That should be added to the catalog of verbal shrugs we use to stoically accept our fate in an indifferent universe where anything can happen.
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