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NFL: Tom Brady's visit to Buccaneers' Byron Leftwich didn't violate rules Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady won't face any punishment from the NFL after an eventful visit to the home of Tampa Bay offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich last week.      Pirates suspend retirement benefits for baseball ops staff amid pandemic Due to the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the Pittsburgh Pirates are suspending retirement benefits for members of the team's baseball operations staff.   At least 46 killed in car bomb explosion in Syria At least 46 people at a Syrian market died in a truck bombing that officials in neighboring Turkey blamed on the Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Units militia and the Kurdistan Workers' Party.   Two men charged with violating DPA to sell face masks 50% mark-up Two men were charged with conspiring to violate the Defense Production Act by seeking to resell protective masks at increased prices.   Baltimore Ravens adding former Seattle Seahawks OL D.J. Fluker Veteran offensive lineman D.J. Fluker agreed to terms with the Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday.   GE nabs $707.3M to produce F110 engines for Slovakia, Bulgaria, Taiwan, Qatar General Electric was awarded $707.3 million Tuesday to produce F110 engines for several allied militaries, according to the Pentagon.   Thousands evacuated as ice jam forces floodwaters into Canadian town Up to 15,000 residents were told to abandon their homes in Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, after an ice jam caused rivers to burst their banks, sending floodwaters into the town.   Hardigg Industries receives $10M to make medical equipment for DoD Hardigg Industries was awarded a five-year, $10 million contract for medical equipment and accessories for the Defense Logistics Agency electronic catalog, the Pentagon announced Tuesday.   9 die in Peru prison riot amid fears of COVID-19 spread Nine inmates died in a riot at Miguel Castro Castro jail in Peru amid concerns about the spread of COVID-19 in the country's prisons.   Streaming-only films to be eligible for 2021 Academy Awards Films released only on streaming services in 2020 will be eligible to be nominated for the 93rd Oscars, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced Tuesday.   Saints sign ex-Buccaneers QB Jameis Winston to one-year contract The New Orleans Saints signed former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston to a one-year deal.   Chinese military expels USS Barry from Paracel Islands Chinese authorities say they sortied ships and aircraft to "track, monitor, verify, identify and expel" the guided-missile destroyer USS Barry from the Paracel Island chain in the South China Sea on Tuesday.   JetBlue to require all passengers to wear face coverings during travel JetBlue Airways announced Tuesday that it will require all passengers to wear face coverings during travel beginning May 4, and Southwest Airlines said it's weighing doing the same.   Watch: Reporter caught not wearing pants during live broadcast An ABC News reporter committed a classic work-from-home faux pas when he was caught not wearing pants while delivering a report on live TV.   Watch: Stranger recovers diamond wedding ring lost on California beach A California woman who lost her diamond wedding ring on a beach was reunited with the precious item thanks to a stranger who saw her plea for help on Facebook.   Hospitals turning to UV light to disinfect medical gear To help extend the useful life of available personal protective equipment, researchers and hospitals are turning to a long-known, if little-used, means of disinfection -- ultraviolet radiation.   Man wins two $1 million jackpots with identical Powerball tickets A Colorado man who ended up with a pair of identical Powerball tickets saw his gamble pay off when they each won a $1 million prize.   Trump to use Defense Production Act to order meat plants stay open President Donald Trump said Tuesday he would sign an executive order under the Defense Production Act to make meat processing plants stay open amid the pandemic.   Arctic bird turns down immune system to conserve energy in winter To survive the Arctic's frigid temperatures, animals must use their energy efficiently. According to a new study, one Arctic bird species, the Svalbard rock ptarmigan, utilizes a previously unknown energy-saving method.   Urban reforestation programs could reduce premature deaths More green spaces in cities could significantly reduce premature deaths and their costs, researchers say.   Cancer may double risk for serious illness, death with COVID-19, study finds A multi-national team of researchers has determined that cancer patients were nearly twice as likely to experience severe symptoms from COVID-19 and twice as likely to die as a result of infection.   Hillary Clinton endorses Joe Biden for president Former first lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton endorsed Joe Biden for U.S. president Tuesday, saying she's "thrilled" to be involved with his 2020 election campaign.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Coronavirus Live News UpdatesA mall operator plans to reopen shopping centers, government officials debate whether some pro sports could resume, and schools balk at spring reopenings.   Trump Signs Executive Order to Prevent Meat ShortageThe executive order is meant to prevent shortages of pork, chicken and other products. But unions fear it will endanger workers in the plants, which have become coronavirus hot spots. ‘Life Has to Go On’: How Sweden Has Faced the Coronavirus Without a LockdownThe country was an outlier in Europe, trusting its people to voluntarily follow the protocols. Many haven’t, but it does not seem to have hurt them. Coronavirus Likely to Keep Schools Shut, Despite Trump's WishesMost districts have no plans to end online lessons soon, and reopening will bring significant changes, educators say. ‘Governors Don’t Do Global Pandemics’: Cuomo Faults Others Over VirusThe governor accused various world and federal health groups, as well as the news media, of not sufficiently warning the world of the coronavirus outbreak. Trump’s Response to Virus Reflects a Long Disregard for ScienceThe president’s Covid-19 response has extended the administration’s longstanding practice of undermining scientific expertise for political purposes. Pence Tours Mayo Clinic and Flouts Its Rule That All Visitors Wear a MaskThe vice president, who leads the White House’s coronavirus task force, said that masks were meant to prevent the spread of the virus and that he was tested regularly and does not have it. Trump Administration’s Message on Reopening Continues to Be ContradictoryThe president said the coronavirus wouldn’t come back while Dr. Anthony Fauci said it would be “a bad fall” and the attorney general threatened to sue states for enforcing restrictions. Investors Bet Giant Companies Will Dominate After CrisisThe virus outbreak supercharged a continuing shift in the markets, with a few giant companies now exerting the most influence over the direction of stocks since the tech boom. Businesses Seek Sweeping Shield From Coronavirus Liability Before They ReopenA new legal and political front is coming into view as the nation starts to ease public health limits that have crippled the economy: Will business owners fear lawsuits and stay closed anyway? Treasury Vows to Recoup Virus Relief Aid Claimed by Big CompaniesThe Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said the administration would audit any company that received more than $2 million. Airborne Coronavirus Detected in Wuhan HospitalsWhile the RNA of the virus was found in tiny droplets in China, scientists don’t know if it was capable of transmitting the virus. Greece Curbs Coronavirus, Defying ExpectationsThe Greeks have been dogged by years of instability, but their government’s response to the coronavirus has won praise from citizens. Coronavirus, Meat Plants, U.F.O.s: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The State of TestingRigorous testing has been key to reopening economies in Asia. So why is the U.S. lagging behind? You Are Being InfluencedDigital influencers are shaping our habits, even now and even if we’re clueless about it. Joe Biden Is Not Hiding. He’s Lurking.Never get in the way of an incumbent who is digging his own grave. I Run a Bakery. The Paycheck Protection Program Isn’t Enough.The Paycheck Protection Program may not be enough to save my bakery. How Sweden Is Dealing With the CoronavirusThe Swedes aren’t battling the coronavirus with broad lockdowns. It’s Not Enough to ‘Get Back to Normal’We can rebuild better. Here’s how. Why I’m Reopening My Georgia Nail Salon Despite the CoronavirusWhen the government is mostly just helping big business, the rest of us have to begin to find a new normal, as best as we can. How Trump and His Team Covered Up the Coronavirus in Five DaysThe president and senior officials manipulated Americans and played down the severity of the pandemic. Why Politicians Aren't Ready for Disasters Like the CoronavirusBracing for the worst saves lives and money, but voters are more likely to reward relief after the fact than they are careful planning. Another Way the 2020s Might Be Like the 1930sThe strikes at Amazon and elsewhere over working conditions and low pay have been small, but they may spark a new movement. You Need Something New to Watch. What About the Universe?Discover the boundaries of science — from your couch. What I Learned From Being Off My Anxiety Meds in a PandemicHow do I know therapy works? Because I’m surviving this. The Community Cookbook Is Reborn for a Time of Scarcity and SharingCobbled-together home recipe collections were once the province of church groups and Scout troops, but now they’re uniting Americans of all stripes. Only Children Are Not DoomedSome parents think siblings make kids happier. Others say singletons are better off. Emily Oster looks at what the data says. Justin Amash Moves Toward a Third-Party Bid for PresidentMr. Amash, an independent congressman from Michigan who left the Republican Party last year, said he was exploring running as a Libertarian, adding new volatility to the race. Pug in North Carolina Tests Positive for the Coronavirus, Researchers SayA team at Duke University detected the virus in the dog this month. Tucker Carlson Beats Sean Hannity as Trump Briefings Give Fox News a BoostThe network’s ratings surged in April, but “Hannity” missed its top spot for the first time since 2017. Mfume to Return to Congress, Succeeding Elijah CummingsHe first held the seat from 1987 to 1996 until he left to serve as president of the N.A.A.C.P. and was replaced by Mr. Cummings, who died in October. The Pentagon Released U.F.O. Videos. Don’t Hold Your Breath for a Breakthrough.On Monday, the Department of Defense formally released three Navy videos that contain “unidentified aerial phenomena.” Enthusiasts were encouraged, though there was nothing new. Genoa’s New Bridge Nears Completion, Turning Tragedy Into HopeNearly two years after 43 people died when a bridge collapsed, its replacement, built in record time, has become a symbol of Italian can-do. What We Know About the Shooting Death of Ahmaud ArberyMr. Arbery, a 25-year-old black man, was chased by armed white residents of a South Georgia neighborhood. He was shot dead during a confrontation. War Within War: As Saudi Prince Edges Away from Yemen, His Allies FeudA declaration of self-rule by Yemeni separatists has complicated Saudi efforts to withdraw from the war. Mel Baggs, Blogger on Autism and Disability, Dies at 39Candid blog posts and a widely viewed short film sought to expand the very definition of what it means to be human. Here’s What to Trim (and What Not to Touch) From Your Budget Right NowYour finances may be tight, but there are helpful changes you can make during the coronavirus lockdown. Want to Learn French? Italian? Russian? There’s No Time Like the PresentWe may not be thrilled with our housebound conditions, but what better opportunity for learning a foreign language? Considering Melatonin for Sleep? Here’s a Guide to HelpHere’s what you need to know about the pros and cons of using melatonin supplements for sleeping difficulties. In Seoul, the Art World Gets Back to BusinessArt galleries remain shuttered around the world but in South Korea, they reopen — with contact tracing and masks. Welcome to the post-Covid-19 world. The Life of a Philosopher for Whom Life Was the Main QuestionKierkegaard, called the father of existentialism, pondered what it means to be human in the world. Clare Carlisle’s biography, “Philosopher of the Heart,” arrives amid a fad for his work. Now Playing: The South by Southwest Film Festival, Sort ofTwo critics look at highlights from the SXSW 2020 Film Festival Collection, available to view on Amazon Prime Video. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Sometimes a Romantic Plan Isn’t Enough’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. More Recent Articles
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