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NFL receiver Antonio Brown pleads no contest in battery case, gets probation NFL receiver Antonio Brown pleaded no contest Friday to a felony burglary with battery charge and two lesser misdemeanor charges stemming from a January incident outside his South Florida home.      Varner III grabs 1-shot lead over Spieth at Charles Schwab Challenge Harold Varner III shook off a triple bogey to take a 1-shot lead over a red-hot Jordan Spieth in the second round of the Charles Schwab Challenge on Friday at Colonial Country Club.   Five-star offensive tackle J.C. Latham commits to Alabama Five-star offensive lineman J.C. Latham, one of the top-ranked prospects in the 2021 class, announced his commitment to Alabama on Friday.   New England Patriots RB Sony Michel recovering from foot surgery New England Patriots running back Sony Michel is recovering from foot surgery he underwent last month.   Carbon dioxide reaches a record level despite COVID-19's drastic impact Atmospheric carbon dioxide reached a seasonal peak of 417.1 parts per million for 2020 in May, the highest monthly reading ever recorded.   Tiger Woods to skip next week's RBC Heritage at Hilton Head Tiger Woods will not participate in next week's RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, S.C.   'Tenet,' 'Wonder Woman 1984' announce new release dates Warner Bros. announced new release dates for its films "Tenet" and "Wonder Woman 1984" on Friday.   Trump administration rolls back LGBTQ health protections The Trump administration on Friday rolled back non-discrimination protections for people based on sexual orientation or gender identity.   Therapy dogs help some kids with autism more than others Therapy dogs may help some children with autism improve their social skills, but this approach doesn't work in all cases, a new study finds.   Dow claws back some of huge loss in trading Friday After its worst single-day decline since March, the bellwether blue-chip U.S. stock index reclaimed a chunk of the loss in trading Friday.   Tennessee stays execution of Byron Black citing COVID-19 The Tennessee Supreme Court on Friday ordered a stay of execution for a man convicted of killing a woman and her two daughters.   Alabama district attorney seeks new trial for Toforest Johnson A district attorney in Alabama said Friday that a man who's been on death row for 22 years should receive a new trial in the slaying of a sheriff's deputy.   Motion Picture Academy sets new diversity initiatives The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its Academy Aperture 2025 program on Friday. The program includes new Oscars eligibility rules, board of governors term limits and new committees.   Woman wins Caribbean Lottery jackpot for a second time A woman matched all four numbers in a Caribbean Lottery drawing to win an $8,666 prize -- for the second time.   CDC: COVID-19 deaths in U.S. could reach 140K by July 4 The number of U.S. deaths caused by the coronavirus could reach 140,000 by July 4, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.   Denmark to compensate homeowners for excessive noise from F-35s Denmark's government will compensate homeowners near an air base affected by excessive noise caused by arrivals and departures of F-35 fighter planes.   Surfer's lost GoPro washes up months later, still works A GoPro camera that fell from a young surfer's mount off the coast of an Australian island was recovered months later when it washed up on a beach -- and it still works.   Crustal forces, not weathering and erosion, control the height of mountains New analysis of convergent plate boundaries -- home to the planet's largest mountain ranges, the Andes and Himalayas -- suggests an equilibrium of crustal forces controls the height of mountains.   Watch: Mystery pig on the loose in Pennsylvania neighborhood Residents of a Pennsylvania neighborhood said a large black pig has been spotted wandering through the area and rooting through gardens, but no one knows where the portly porker came from.   Older, more anxious people likely to stockpile toilet paper during pandemic People who stockpiled toilet paper as the COVID-19 pandemic reached U.S. shores in March likely felt more threatened by the virus and, in general, emphasize preparedness in other facets of their lives.   Metal detector hobbiest finds 97-year-old class ring in Illinois park An Illinois man walking with his metal detector in a public park found a class ring dating back 97 years underneath the soil.   Lockheed Martin awarded $368.2M to build six F-35s for Italy Lockheed Martin received a $368.2 million contract to build six F-35 fighter planes for the Italian defense ministry, the Pentagon announced.   Bighorn Fire doubles in size, forces evacuations near Tucson, Ariz. Hundreds of residents were forced to flee northern parts of Tucson, Ariz., with little notice as the Bighorn Fire raged near the Catalina Foothills.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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N.Y. Bans Chokeholds and Approves Other Measures to Restrict PoliceThe state became one of the first to make major changes in police practices in the wake of George Floyd’s killing, which has spurred nationwide protests.   Calls for Transforming Police Run Into Realities of Governing in MinnesotaThe Minneapolis City Council and Minnesota Legislature convened to consider sweeping changes to policing. Political and procedural hurdles are already apparent. Trump’s Actions Rattle the Military World: ‘I Can’t Support the Man’The president’s threat to use troops against largely peaceful protesters, as well as other attempts to politicize the military, have unsettled a number of current and former members and their families. C.D.C. Calls for Face Masks at Large Gatherings, Warning of Crowd RisksIn a briefing, officials said the “highest risk”gatherings are those attended by people from outside the local area and where it is hard to stay six feet apart. Arizona Finds Coronavirus Among Border Wall WorkersTwo workers on the border wall learned they have the virus, prompting fears of further spread. Some residents had urged a halt to construction during the pandemic. Trump Administration Erases Transgender Civil Rights Protections in Health CareA rule finalized on Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services means that the federal government no longer recognizes gender identity as an avenue for sex discrimination in health care. Rubber Bullets and Beanbag Rounds Can Cause Devastating InjuriesCommon crowd-dispersal methods used on protesters across the country have caused brain damage and other disabilities, prompting growing calls to ban them. One Big Difference About George Floyd Protests: Many White FacesEarly demographic data shows a significant presence of white protesters. Pentagon Denies Spying on Americans Protesting Police KillingsThe Defense Department’s top intelligence official said that he had not been ordered to conduct surveillance on citizens, and that he supported their right to demonstrate peacefully. Police Reform, Peru, Bob Dylan: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Special Episode: The Song That Found MeIn a time of need, a Times critic is moored by Patti LaBelle — in song, then on the phone. The Real Dangers of SurveillanceWhat Americans can learn from the protests in Hong Kong. Sign Up: ‘At Home’How to live a full and cultured life during the pandemic, at home. I’m a Black American. I Had to Get Out.The racism was too much. I fled. Yes, We Mean Literally Abolish the PoliceBecause reform won’t happen. Edward Colston's Toppled Statue Glorified SlaveryThe removal of a slave trader’s statue in England begins a conversation about how we are shaped by our past and how it configures the present. The Post-Coronavirus Global Hunger CrisisThe loss of income caused by the pandemic could increase the number of people suffering acute hunger to more than quarter a billion by December. A Flag for All in MississippiWhat if the state could create a new heritage? Target, Don’t Tell Me You ‘Stand With Black Families’My autistic son tried to hug an employee. Did you really need a police officer on the scene? To Overturn Trump, We Need to Overturn White SupremacyFor that to happen, some monuments — and the historical myths they supported — are going to have to come down. Trump's Tulsa Rally Is Just More Racist TrollingA racist president trolls his enemies with a rally on Juneteenth. The New York Times's Endorsements for New York's Congressional PrimaryHere are our endorsements in the congressional primaries. In-person voting begins June 13. Roger Cohen: The Outcry Over ‘Both Sides’ JournalismMoral clarity or only one acceptable truth? Bob Dylan Has a Lot on His MindIn a rare interview, the Nobel Prize winner discusses mortality, drawing inspiration from the past, and his new album, “Rough and Rowdy Ways.” There’s No Reason for an Architect to Design a Death ChamberAs the country grapples with racial justice, architects should finally take a stand on the most barbaric aspects of a biased prison system. What Do I Do if My Employer Does Something I Can’t Abide?You have to calibrate the difference between dumb and unacceptable, what you can live with and what you cannot. Court Seems Open to Allowing Judge to Scrutinize Bid to Drop Flynn CaseAn appeals court panel’s questions suggested that it is unlikely to block a lower-court judge from examining why prosecutors asked to dismiss the case against a Trump ally who already pleaded guilty. French Police Push Back Against Proposed ReformsGovernment support for banning the chokehold and disciplining officers suspected of racism drew angry pushback, placing President Emmanuel Macron in a bind and limiting the changes approved. Amazon Said to Be Under Scrutiny in 2 States for Abuse of PowerInquiries in California and Washington are a sign that the scrutiny of the tech giant continues to intensify. ‘Tenet,’ Expected to Signal Hollywood’s Return, Is Pushed BackThe Christopher Nolan film will open on July 31 instead of July 17, meaning Disney’s “Mulan” will be the first big movie released since the pandemic closed theaters. Unless it also moves. Book Says Melania Trump Delayed Washington Move as Negotiating TackMrs. Trump used her husband’s victory in November 2016 as an opportunity to solidify her financial standing, for herself and for the couple’s son, Barron, the book says. Businesses Want Virus Legal Protection. Workers Are Worried.Businesses are lobbying Congress for protections against coronavirus-related lawsuits, but unions and Democrats fear a liability shield would encourage reckless behavior. ‘You’re Exposed Now’: Why Black Supporters Are Deserting de BlasioThey say the mayor has benefited politically from his pledges to overhaul the Police Department, but has failed to deliver meaningful actions. After Virtual Graduation, Protesting for Black LivesGraduates from around the nation, some in their caps and gowns, have gone to protests after their online ceremonies to make a statement. How French Soccer Fell ApartFrance’s Ligue 1 is the only one of Europe’s major soccer leagues to cancel its season. What nobody yet understands is why, or even who made the decision. How to Form Social Bubbles and Quarantine PodsIt might be awkward, difficult and even risky. But joining a social bubble might just save your sanity. Mike Birbiglia Talks About Fatherhood in His New BookWhat happens when two people who can’t sleep have a baby who … also doesn’t sleep? Mike Birbiglia found out. Netflix and Cinemax Go to South Africa for RealThe teenage mystery-melodrama “Blood & Water” and the spy thriller “Trackers” use local studios and actors to tell local, if easily translatable, stories. A Grand History of Small OperasOpera is often assumed to be just about bigness. But here are 10 operas where size isn’t everything. For Pride Month, Eight Stories About Queer Power and DefianceEssential reading from T’s archive, including pieces on how L.G.B.T.Q. culture has re-envisioned the worlds of food, art and entertainment. Second Woman to Make Challenger Deep Ocean DiveThe mountaineer Vanessa O’Brien dove to the Challenger Deep, seven miles below the surface of the sea. Fox News Host Tucker Carlson Loses More AdvertisersDisney, Papa John’s, Poshmark and T-Mobile backed away from “Tucker Carlson Tonight” after the host’s comments about Black Lives Matter protests. Try VertexConnect the dots to reveal the hidden picture. The Crossword, Tiles 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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