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NY Times journalist appears to fall for satirical tweet about mask mandate on planes: ‘This is MAGA airspace’
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A New York Occasions journalist appeared to take a Twitter consumer’s satirical message about flight attendants yelling “MAGA” severely after the lifting of masks mandates on Monday.
“I boarded a airplane at present with my son and mid flight, the pilot declares that the masks mandate is over. Flight attendants pulled off their masks and sneezed immediately into their fingers whereas screaming ‘that is MAGA airspace.’ My son turned to me in tears. I don’t know what to do,” Jared Rabel’s tweet learn, which he stated was “satire.”
TRAVELERS REACT TO END OF MASK MANDATE WITH JOY, APPLAUSE
Individuals touring by airplane throughout COVID 19, sporting N95 face masks, carrying baggage in airport terminal. (iStock)
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In accordance with Rabel, New York Occasions reporter Victoria Kim despatched him a direct message on Twitter and requested if he could be keen to “discuss what occurred” on his flight.
“Hello Jared, I am a New York Occasions journalist, I would love to talk to you over the cellphone about what occurred in your flight this night,” Kim wrote.
“For these asking, that is 100% legit. I’m as stunned as you,” Rabel informed his followers. He tweeted a screenshot of the reporter’s message.
“I used to be fairly upset about the entire thing. Sadly, that is satire and solely any person on the New York Occasions would imagine,” Rabel informed the reporter through direct message.
Airline firms and extra have dropped their masks mandates after a federal choose lifted the nationwide face masking mandate on Monday.
FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS MASK MANDATE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
United, Delta, JetBlue and Southwest all lifted their restrictions following the announcement that the Transportation Safety Administration would now not being imposing the face masking necessities. Uber additionally lifted their very own restrictions, however famous that the Facilities for Illness Management and Prevention nonetheless recommends masking “when you have sure private threat components and/or excessive transmission ranges in your space.”
These airways additionally inspired to make their very own choices about masking on airplanes.
“Masks are now not required on home flights, choose worldwide flights (dependent upon the arrival nation’s necessities) or at U.S. airports,” United Airways tweeted Tuesday. “Extra snug preserving yours on? Go proper forward… the selection is yours (you look dino-mite both manner)!”
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A number of movies of pilots and flight attendants asserting that passengers now not must put on masks circulated on-line, which had been met with applause and cheers from passengers.
“Women and gents, that is your pilot talking. That is a very powerful announcement I’ve ever made,” the pilot stated in video footage of the announcement. “The federal masks mandate is over,” a pilot on Alaska Airways stated. Ben Dietderich, the press secretary for Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan of Alaska, recounted and recorded the announcement on his Twitter account. “Take off your masks when you select!”
One other aboard a JetBlue flight stated the bulletins was met with a “loud, sustained cheer.”
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Dallas, TX
Proposed Trade Sends Fan Favorite Back to the Dallas Mavericks
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The Dallas Mavericks have mostly finalized their roster after agreeing to a one-year deal with Spencer Dinwiddie last week to use their 15th spot. That isn’t stopping the trade machine from bringing up suggestions though.
Bleacher Report has suggested a trade to bring back fan-favorite Dorian Finney-Smith from the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for Maxi Kleber and a 2025 first-round pick (top ten protected). The Nets likely think they could get more out of Finney-Smith seeing that they got five first-round picks and a pick swap for Mikal Bridges, but they could do right by Finney-Smith and send him back to Dallas.
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Finney-Smith was with the Mavericks from 2016 until the trade for Kyrie Irving at the 2023 trade deadline. As an undrafted free agent, he made his mark by turning into a 3&D player. By the time he left the Mavs, he was shooting over 39% from three-point range. Since the trade to the Nets though, he’s shot just 33.7% from deep. Life without Luka Doncic can be difficult.
The idea of trading him for Maxi Kleber is enticing though. Kleber’s $11 million contract is bloated given his production and he’s been hurt often in the playoffs. He offers good defensive versatility but Finney-Smith could fill the same role.
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Miami, FL
VIDEO: Jude Bellingham swaps jerseys with Tua Tagovailoa during visit to Miami Dolphins training complex as NFL star reveals he's a 'big fan' of Real Madrid & England sensation | Goal.com
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Atlanta, GA
Braves News: Atlanta Acquires Jorge Soler And Luke Jackson, Reynaldo Lopez Remains Day-to-Day, More
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On the field on Monday, the Braves experienced another frustrating loss in the series opener against the Brewers.
Off the field, Alex Anthopoulos is bringing back a few familiar names, including outfielder Jorge Soler to help address some of the offensive needs the Braves have. The Braves acquired Soler and Luke Jackson from the Giants while sending Tyler Matzek back to the Giants in the trade. Beyond the offensive potential of Soler, the Braves also managed to keep the prospect cost at a minimum by taking on nearly all of Soler’s contact. This could allow the Braves to make additional moves on Tuesday.
The addition of Soler may seem odd as he is mainly a DH and he is owed significant money over each of the next two seasons. However, Soler is a good source of getting on base that also offers tremendous power potential. While he has not been as good in 2024 as he was in 2023, he has been producing excellent offense in July. As a result, Anthopolous really enjoys bringing back names that have previous success on his teams. And in Soler, he know adds another impact bat that has added value both in the regular season and the playoffs.
Braves News
The other significant, and very positive, news of the day was Reynaldo Lopez having a clean MRI after his injury scare on Sunday. Brian Snitker added Lopez could even make his next start.
To continue the positive vibes, the Braves will be back on Comcast on August 1st.
The Braves brought Darius Vines back to Atlanta early on Monday. However, after pitching in the game against the Brewers, Vines was designated for assignment as part of the acquisition of Soler and Jackson.
Atlanta is one of several teams that have been connected to having interest in acquiring White Sox starter Garrett Crochet.
Jeff Passan breaks down the Braves acquisition of Soler, as they attempt to recapture the magic that resulted in their 2021 World Series title.
Justin Toscano looks at an emotional day for Grant Holmes, who made his first start in the big leagues on Monday. Toscano also provides more details on Soler returning to Atlanta.
Mark Bowman suggests the Braves are putting faith in Soler finding similar success this season as he did in 2021 with Atlanta.
David Obrien provides more details on the trade, and how Atlanta truly is getting the band back together from 2021.
MLB News
The Astros acquired starter Yusei Kikuchi from the Blue Jays on Monday.
Milwaukee continued to strengthen its pitching staff by trading for Reds starter Frankie Months.
The Dodgers were busy on Monday, landing both Tommy Edman in a three team deal and trading for Amed Rosario for a second straight season.
Bobby Witt Jr. continued his incredible second half of the season with a Grand Slam in the Royals win on Monday.
Paul Skenes produced his 100th strikeout on Monday in historic fashion, the latest proof of how incredible his rookie season has been.
The Pirates, Yankees, and Astros remain interested in Rays first baseman Yandy Díaz.
The White Sox appear unlikely to move star outfielder Luis Robert at the Trade Deadline.
The Pirates acquired Jalen Beeks from the Rockies and Nick Yorke from Boston.
The Mariners traded for Justin Turner from the Blue Jays.
The Guardians traded for outfielder Lane Thomas from the Nationals.
The Royals traded for starter Michael Lorenzen from the Rangers.
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