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Tropical Storm Arthur flirts with landfall over N.C. Outer Banks Arthur made its closest approach to the U.S. Monday as it peppered the Outer Banks of North Carolina, which reopened to visitors this past weekend, with gusty winds and heavy rain.      USAID accuses U.N. of using pandemic to promote abortion The Trump administration on Monday urged the United Nations to stop "promoting abortion," accusing it of using the coronavirus pandemic to advance access to the medical practice.   Diamondbacks OF Starling Marte's wife dies of heart attack Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Starling Marte announced Monday that his wife, Noelia, has died of a heart attack.   Oregon judge rules governor's stay-at-home orders 'null and void' A judge in Oregon ruled Gov. Kate Brown's stay-at-home orders to prevent the spread of COVID-19 "null and void" on Monday. Brown immediately appealed the ruling to the state Supreme Court to overturn the injunction.   UFC star Khabib Nurmagomedov confirms father in critical condition due to coronavirus UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov said Monday that his father is in critical condition because of the coronavirus.   Treasury, IRS to deliver some Economic Impact Payments by pre-paid debit cards The Treasury Department announced Monday it has begun to send 4 million Economic Impact Payments to Americans by prepaid debit card instead of by check.   Utah Jazz F Bojan Bogdanovic to undergo season-ending wrist surgery Utah Jazz forward Bojan Bogdanovic will undergo season-ending wrist surgery, the team announced Monday.   Sen. Marco Rubio replaces intelligence committee chair, Burr, amid FBI probe U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell named Florida GOP Sen. Marco Rubio as the acting chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, replacing Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., who stepped down amid an FBI investigation.   Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger signals return from elbow injury by shaving beard Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger honored his promise from last year by shaving his beard and cutting his hair as he nears a return to the field.   Restaurant leaders call on Trump to extend spending period for coronavirus loans Restaurant industry leaders called on President Donald Trump to extend the period businesses can spend loans under the Paycheck Protection Program during a roundtable at the White House on Monday.   TikTok hires Disney's head of streaming, Kevin Mayer, for new CEO Micro-video platform TikTok announced Monday that the company had hired Disney's Head of Streaming, Kevin Mayer, to be the company's new chief executive officer.   Study: Most COVID-19 patients won't experience PTSD, depression after recovery Most people hospitalized with severe COVID-19 should recover without lingering mental health effects, an analysis published Monday by The Lancet Psychiatry has found.   Autism may spur eating disorder in adolescence, study findsGov. Newsom eases rules on re-opening in parts of California California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday announced an easing of rules that will allow the majority of counties to advance toward reopening after the state's stay-at-home order.   Russian military to combat coronavirus outbreak in Siberia Russia's defense ministry will send teams to combat a coronavirus outbreak in Siberia's Krasnoyarsk region, it announced on Monday.   Primary care spending lags behind growth of other healthcare expenditures Spending on primary care services -- including routine doctor visits -- is on the rise in the United States, though not at the same rate as hospital care and prescription drugs, an analysis published Monday.   Man wins $200,000 on his way to a job interview A North Carolina man who made a stop on his way to a job interview discovered it was his lucky day when he won $200,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket.   Troubled JC Penney to close 242 stores in Chapter 11 bankruptcy Big-box retailer JC Penney will close almost one-third of its U.S. store locations as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring plan that the company hopes will avoid an all-out liquidation of assets.   Watch: Maryland restaurant unveils social distancing bumper tables A Maryland restaurant preparing to reopen amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic unveiled its fleet of wheeled bumper tables designed to enforce social distancing.   Hurricanes are increasing in intensity, long-term data indicate The maximum sustained winds of hurricanes are increasing around the world, according to an analysis of 40 years of satellite imagery published on Monday.   Watch: TXT releases music video for 'Can't You See Me' The South Korean boy band TXT released a new music video for their title track on their new album.   Notable deaths of 2020 Actor Fred Willard, rock 'n' roll icon Little Richard, singer-songwriter John Prine, New Orleans jazz legend Ellis Marsalis, soul singer Bill Withers, jazz icon Manu Dibango, country music icon Kenny Rogers, NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson, Oscar-winning actor Kirk Douglas, NBA legend Kobe Bryant, and WWE wrestler Rocky Johnson are among the famous people who have died in 2020.   Trump nominates Cleveland U.S. attorney for chief federal prosecutor President Donald Trump on Monday nominated an Ohio U.S. attorney to be the top federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C., replacing a controversial interim prosecutor who was a protege of Attorney General William Barr.   Global trial to assess chloroquine against COVID-19 in health workers More than 50,000 healthcare workers will be enrolled in a clinical trial to assess chloroquine for protection against COVID-19, according to researchers at the Washington University of St. Louis.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
Autism may be a risk factor for eating disorders, a new study suggests. 
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Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Shows Promising Early ResultsThe company said a test in 8 healthy volunteers found its experimental vaccine was safe and provoked a strong immune response. It is on an accelerated timetable to begin larger human trials soon.   Trump to Tap New Company to Make Covid-19 Drugs in the U.S.The Trump administration on Tuesday will announce one of the largest-ever contracts to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing from abroad to a new plant in Virginia. State Dept. Investigator Fired by Trump Had Examined Weapons Sales to Saudis and EmiratisA Democratic House committee chairman said the investigation into arms sales might have been “another reason” for the firing of the inspector general, Steve A. Linick. Jailed Saudis Seek Influence in Washington to Counter Crown PrinceSome are hiring lobbyists with links to the Trump administration, looking to build support at a time when the de facto Saudi ruler is beset by economic problems and criticism over human rights violations. Thinking of Buying a Bike? Get Ready for a Very Long WaitThe United States is facing a shortage of bicycles as anxiety over public transportation and a desire to exercise has sent the demand surging. These N.Y.C. Neighborhoods Have the Highest Rates of Virus DeathsRace and income are the key factors that decide who dies from Covid-19 and who survives, city data shows. Fear of Risk Could Diminish the Economic Rescue by the Treasury and FedThe Treasury does not want to lose taxpayer money on central bank emergency lending. That could leave riskier companies out in the cold. Life in China's Wuhan After the Coronavirus Lockdown EndsOne month later, people are learning how to navigate life on the other side of the coronavirus crisis. Germany’s Coronavirus Protests: Anti-Vaxxers, Anticapitalists, Neo-NazisThe pandemic marginalized the far right, as Germans rallied behind Angela Merkel. But the reopening has brought them back, and they are preparing to seize new opportunities. Merkel and Macron Propose E.U. Coronavirus Aid FundChancellor Angela Merkel agreed to a $545 billion pandemic recovery fund backed by borrowing by the entire bloc. It would be a major step toward greater European unity. Ahmaud Arbery Shooting: Man Who Took Video of Killing Faces Calls for ArrestThe man who recorded the fatal encounter is under investigation for his potential involvement in the pursuit of Ahmaud Arbery. The Ahmaud Arbery Killing and "Running While Black." Our Readers RespondBlack runners make exhaustive mental checklists, are confronted by suspicious neighbors and fear for their lives when they go out to log miles. Vaccine, Hydroxychloroquine, W.H.O.: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s BrainWhat Facebook’s C.E.O. is doing to confront the coronavirus — and what he’s afraid of. Sign Up: ‘At Home’How to live a full and cultured life during the pandemic, at home. Dating After CoronavirusWhat will the first post-pandemic kiss be like? New York Doesn't Need More Policing During the CoronavirusLetting members of the community enforce social distancing is the better way. The Phony Coronavirus Class WarDefiance of public health directives has become a mark of right-wing identity. We Should Help Workers, Not Kill ThemUnemployment benefits: an unheralded success story. Coronavirus and the Paradox of Essential WorkThe mothers who live at St. Ann’s are essential. Elon Musk’s Latest GambitThe Tesla chief executive is putting the safety of employees on the line. Long Before the Coronavirus, Immigrant Workers Were EssentialPandemic or not, immigrants’ work has always been essential. The Commander in Chief’s Following WanesTrump started his term with strong support in America’s armed forces. But the respect the president typically gets from the military has cooled. How the People of New Jersey Are Responding to the CoronavirusAmid the pandemic, New Jerseyans are finding creative ways to help others. Stacey Abrams’s Election WarningWill counting the votes take weeks? ‘Believe All Women’ Is a Right-Wing TrapHow feminists got stuck answering for a canard. ‘I Must Present a Compelling Case for Keeping the Item in Question’A couple’s deal on what passes for trash, a first kiss in Brooklyn and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Vaccinations Fall to Alarming Rates, C.D.C. Study ShowsIn Michigan, fewer than half of infants 5 months or younger are up to date on their vaccinations, which may allow for outbreaks in diseases like measles. Notre Dame Plans to Reopen Its Campus in the FallThe university said on Monday that the fall semester will begin and end earlier than usual, without breaks, to minimize the chances for students to bring the coronavirus back to campus. California Offers $500 in Covid-19 Aid to Undocumented ImmigrantsA barrage of calls to sign up for the $75 million in aid crashed phone lines. Undocumented immigrants do not qualify for most federal assistance. Disney's Head of Streaming, Kevin Mayer, Becomes TikTok C.E.O.Kevin Mayer will lead the Chinese-owned app for making and sharing short videos, which has exploded in popularity during the pandemic. A New Viral Outbreak Is Killing RabbitsThis virus is deadly, long-lived and highly contagious, but it doesn’t affect people or other animals. Toronto Fox Family Transfixes City Under LockdownCanada’s largest city was politely abiding by a strict coronavirus lockdown. But when a family of foxes set up a den in a prime Toronto location, all bets were off. Ken Osmond, the Troublemaker Eddie Haskell on ‘Beaver’, Dies at 76He was the memorably two-faced friend of Wally Cleaver, a perfect young gentleman in front of parents, a perfect devil when the adults weren’t around. N.Y.P.D. Shuts Down Brooklyn Yeshiva for Violating Virus BanAfter receiving a complaint, the police descended on the building in Brooklyn and discovered the students. Few were wearing masks. Finally, a Stage for Female Composers From IranThe founders of the Iranian Female Composers Association focus on programming, commissioning and mentorship. Three Poets on Marriage and Female IdentityA discussion of wives, husbands and the names we choose to go by. 3 Recipes to Make With Frozen Fruit This SummerFarm-fresh fruit might be harder to come by this year, but store-bought frozen fruit works just as well in these three simple recipes. Theater Performances to Stream This WeekDolly Parton, Meryl Streep and Jon Bon Jovi in a star-studded benefit concert; a play written specially for Zoom; Shakespeare on YouTube; and more. Shopping for PlantersBecause houseplants need more than just water and sun. Germany Is Reopening. And Learning a Tough Lesson.The way out of a lockdown is much harder than the way in. Try TilesOur soothing matching game may help you de-stress. The Crossword, Vertex and MoreSolve the daily puzzle edited by Will Shortz, or try out other games like the Mini and Letter Boxed. Try Spelling BeePuzzle throughout the day to see how many words you can find. More Recent Articles
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