The Biggest Non-Coronavirus Stories You Missed Today: Supreme Court Punts On Gun Rights Case, Two More People Say Tara Reade Told Them Of Biden Sexual Assault Allegation In ‘90s

The coronavirus pandemic is upending life around the world, straining the global economy and disrupting the way Americans work, learn and socialize, but it’s not the only story. Here are five news events you may have missed Monday:

• The Supreme Court dismissed as moot a challenge to a New York gun law, dealing a major blow to Second Amendment advocates.
• Microsoft Word now says that two spaces after a period is an error.
• Two women told Business Insider that Tara Reade told them of her sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden in the mid-1990s, in a story published on the same day Biden picked up two endorsements from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Rep. Pramila Jayapal, who previously endorsed Bernie Sanders.
• The Pentagon formally released three videos Monday showing “unidentified aerial phenomena,” fueling speculation about U.S. research into UFO sightings. Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Democrat, tweeted Monday that the public deserves to be informed and that the videos “only scratches the surface of research and materials available.”

North Korea is seeking to tamp down speculation about Kim Jong-Un’s health by releasing a letter purporting to be from the leader to South African President Cyril Ramaphos. Neither Forbes nor CNN, which first reported on its existence, has verified the authenticity of the letter.