10 Time November 30/December 7, 2020
‘The
reviewer
spent time
in jail as a
result.’
TRIPADVISOR,
in a Nov. 11 update to its
listing for a hotel in Thailand
that had an American guest
arrested after he posted
negative reviews
‘I’m not going to be
bullied into not following
reputable scientists and
medical professionals.’
GRETCHEN WHITMER,
governor of Michigan, in an interview with CNN on Nov. 15, after
Trump adviser Dr. Scott Atlas suggested that Michiganders
“rise up” against new coronavirus restrictions
‘Not
everybody
gets the
chance to
read one’s
obituary
while still
alive.’
ABDOULAYE WADE,
President of Senegal
from 2000 to 2012, in a
Facebook post on Nov. 16,
after a French news site
accidentally posted his
obituary, along with those
prewritten for around 100
other famous figures who
are, in fact, still alive
‘THIS ISN’T
A GAME.’
MICHELLE OBAMA,
urging a “smooth transition of power” from the Trump Administration to
that of President-elect Joe Biden, in a statement shared on Instagram on Nov.
‘She will
not perform
again if her
father is in
charge of
her career.’
SAMUEL D. INGHAM III,
an attorney for Britney
Spears, speaking in court
on Nov. 10 after a Los
Angeles judge declined
an application from the
singer to remove her father
James Spears from a
conservatorship she has
long been under
47.
million
Number of Americans the
American Automobile
Association expects will travel
by car over Thanksgiving, down
from last year’s 49.9 million
76
Number of queens—each
capable of forming her own
colony—found in a single
“murder hornet” nest
destroyed in October in
Washington State, confirmed
by scientists on Nov. 10
GOOD NEWS
of the week
The first LGBTQ+-owned
and -run housing complex
in New York City opened
on Nov. 13; its owner,
Ceyenne Doroshow, said
the opening marks a
“beginning of creating
Black trans equity”
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