Top Stories this AM: Amazon's OK with weed; Fauci's COVID emails; Israel's lessons on herd immunity

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What's going on today:

• Blazin' with Bezos: Amazon says it's 'actively supporting' federal marijuana legalization. Amazon will also no longer include marijuana in drug tests for positions not regulated by the Department of Transportation.
• Speaking of Amazon... Amazon's wellness' guide tells workers to buy shoes at the end of their shift to better fit their swollen feet. An Amazon worker leaked the guide to Vice after he said Amazon told him to keep working despite being seriously injured by a broken conveyor belt.
• Trans athletes banned: Florida governor banned transgender girls from competing in girls' sports on the first day of LGBTQ+ Pride Month. Asked why he signed on June 1, DeSantis said: "It's not a message to anything other than saying we're going to protect fairness and women's sports."
• This seems like a bad idea: A Capitol riot attendee is auctioning off signed photos of himself in Pelosi's office on January 6 to fundraise for his legal defense. For contributions of $25 or more, Richard Barnett will "email you a copy of his court filing that resulted in his release" from pretrial detention.
• Fauci's emails published: Thousands of Anthony Fauci's emails reveal the infectious disease expert's feelings about being the face of the pandemic. "Our society is totally nuts," he said of the internet's crush on him.
• An end in sight? Israel offers a glimpse of life after herd immunity: With 80% of adults vaccinated, cases have dropped to 15 per day. Israel lifted some of its last coronavirus restrictions on Tuesday. Officials might end indoor mask requirements as soon as next week.

That's all for now. See you tomorrow.