The Mask Debate Isn’t Just About Saving Face. Adults Who Wear Them and Those Who Don’t Explain Why.
Protection of self and others, right to choose, doubts about COVID-19 emerged as themes
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AMC, Cineworld Delayed Their Reopenings Until the End of July. Polling Finds That Was the Right Move
More than half of audiences say they’re ‘very unlikely’ to go to the movies this month
New Acting Banking Comptroller Plans Rapid Pace on Fintech Agenda
Brian Brooks said his agency could have a proposal on true lender doctrine in as little as two weeks
When Will Consumers Feel Safe Again?
Comfort levels have seen a drop for nearly every activity listed for the first time since March
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‘They’re Living With It Every Day’: Environmental Injustices Leave Minorities With Pollution Anxieties
Black and Hispanic adults distrust their tap water and worry about pollution at higher rates than whites
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Fox Sports, Univision Team Up to Limit Production Costs for MLS’ Return to Play, Sources Say
2 people with knowledge of the matter say networks balked at ESPN's per-match production rate
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Facebook Ad Boycott Is Gaining Steam, but Biden and Other Democratic Campaigns Unlikely to Join
Biden's campaign, Democratic advertising experts say campaigns may be hindered if they halt ads with Facebook
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Voter Sentiment in the Trump Era Plumbs New Pessimistic Depths Amid Coronavirus Resurgence
3 in 4 voters, including half of Republicans, think the country is on the wrong track
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Analysis: Don’t Expect Drop in Unemployment to Continue Past June
The decrease in joblessness in June was primarily driven by an increase in part-time workers who found new jobs and paid furloughed workers who went back to their old jobs, but the composition of the workers who are still unemployed means the U.S. is unlikely to see further improvements to the jobless rate, writes Morning Consult’s John Leer.
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Among Lower Earners, People of Color Are More Likely Than Whites to Worry About Paying Internet, Phone Bills
New survey comes as FCC’s Keep Americans Connected Pledge ends and Congress debates internet subsidies during pandemic