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U.S. sanctions, charges 6 Nigerians for defrauding $6M from Americans online The United States on Tuesday blacklisted and charged six Nigerian nationals who blinked some $6 million from Americas by posing as either business executives or romantic partners online.      Ravens' Lamar Jackson officially revealed as 'Madden NFL 21' cover athlete Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson was officially unveiled as the cover athlete for EA Sports' "Madden NFL 21" on Tuesday.   Senate judiciary committee holds hearing on police use of force The Senate judiciary committee heard from a pair of panels on use of police force following weeks of global protests in response to the police-involved killing of George Floyd.   North Korea to deploy troops to demilitarized areas, restart drills in latest provocations North Korea announced Wednesday it would deploy troops to the Kaesong Industrial Zone and Mt. Kumgang tourist area as Pyongyang continued to ratchet up tensions.   Ex-Bumble Bee CEO sentenced to 40 months in prison for price fixing The former CEO and president of Bumble Bee Foods was sentenced to more than three years in prison for fixing prices on canned tuna.   Las Vegas Raiders' Allegiant Stadium to host 2021 Pro Bowl The 2021 Pro Bowl will take place at the Las Vegas Raiders' Allegiant Stadium.   Trump administration asks judge to block publication of Bolton White House memoir The Trump administration requested that a federal judge prevent former national security adviser John Bolton from publishing a book about his time in the White House citing the inclusion of classified information.   Mike McCormick, first Giants pitcher to win Cy Young Award, dies at 81 Longtime San Francisco Giants pitcher Mike McCormick, who was the first player in franchise history to win the Cy Young Award, has died. He was 81.   Pentagon's acting comptroller, Elaine McCusker, resigns Elaine McCusker, the acting comptroller of the Pentagon who raised questions about the Trump administration's withholding of aid to Ukraine, has resigned, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Tuesday.   Naval Striking and Support Forces NATO concludes BALTOPS exercise Naval Striking and Support Forces NATO concluded Exercise Baltic Operations, also known as BALTOPS, Tuesday.   Tennis: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo gives OK for U.S. Open to take place New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday the U.S. Open tennis tournament will be held without fans in attendance starting in late August.   Air Force IDs pilot killed in North Sea crash as 1st Lt. Kenneth Allen The U.S. Air Force on Tuesday identified the pilot who died after his F-15 fighter jet crashed into the North Sea this week.   Two men charged in drive-by shooting of California federal security officers The Justice Department on Tuesday charged Steven Carrillo and Robert Alvin Justus Jr. in the drive-by shooting of two federal security officers at a federal building in Oakland last month.   State Department approves $862.3M sale of Sidewinder missiles to Canada The State Department announced Tuesday that it had approved a possible $862.3 million sale of 50 Sidewinder AIM-9X Block II Tactical missiles and related equipment to the Canadian government.   Supreme Court grants last-minute stay to Ruben Gutierrez The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday issued a last-minute stay of execution for a death row inmate challenging Texas' policy preventing clergy from entering the death chamber.   Bob Stoops, Champ Bailey among 2021 College Football Hall of Fame nominees Former Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops and ex-Georgia cornerback Champ Bailey highlight the newest nominees for the College Football Hall of Fame.   Buffalo Sabres reverse course, fire GM Jason BotterillGwen Stefani returning to 'The Voice' this fall Pop music star Gwen Stefani is returning as a coach for the NBC singing competition, "The Voice."   Truman carrier returns to home port in Norfolk The Nimitz-class carrier USS Harry S. Truman returned to its home port in Norfolk, Va., Tuesday, marking the end of a deployment that began in November.   Chris Meloni's 'Law & Order: Organized Crime' to debut on NBC this fall NBC said Tuesday its fall lineup will include the "Law & Order: SVU" spinoff, "Law & Order: Organized Crime."   At least 20 killed in India-China Himalayan border dispute A decades-long border dispute between China and India in the Himalayas has turned deadly for the first time in nearly a half-century.   Debra Messing lands lead in Starz comedy, 'East Wing' "Will & Grace" and "Smash" alum Debra Messing has signed on to executive produce and star in the new White House comedy, "East Wing," Starz announced Tuesday.   Dow surges 526 points after surprising U.S. sales report Surprising retail sales figures for May and positive trial results from a potential coronavirus treatment propelled U.S. stocks higher on Tuesday.   '30 Rock' cast reuniting for hourlong special The stars of sitcom "30 Rock" are reuniting for an hourlong special that will also serve as a preview of NBCUniversal's 2020-21 television season.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Hydroxychloroquine Push Secured Millions of Likely Useless Coronavirus PillsBefore the F.D.A. withdrew its waiver to stockpile the drugs as coronavirus treatments, the Trump administration had embarked on a headlong effort to import tens of millions of doses.   Dexamethasone Reduces Coronavirus Deaths, Scientists SayA steroid, dexamethasone, is the first drug shown to help save severely ill coronavirus patients, according to scientists in Britain. Reconsidering the Past, One Statue at a TimeFrom Virginia to New Mexico, protests over police brutality have brought hundreds of years of American history bubbling to the surface. Air Force Sergeant With Ties to Extremist Group Charged in Federal Officer’s DeathThe sergeant had expressed his allegiance to the so-called boogaloo movement, an extremist ideology that seeks to overthrow the U.S. government. Trump Dismisses Criticism of Law Enforcement (Unless It’s His)President Trump regularly assails law enforcement officials who investigate him or his friends as “dirty cops,” while staunchly defending the police who are accused of mistreating anyone else. Trump Administration Sues to Try to Delay Publication of Bolton’s BookThe request comes a week before the highly anticipated memoir was set to be published. Retail Sales Rebounded in May, but the Road Back Is LongThe recovery is tentative, and it remains to be seen how the pandemic will change consumer behavior and the shopping experience over the long term. Why People Are Still Avoiding the Doctor (It’s Not the Virus)At first, people delayed medical care for fear of catching Covid. But as the pandemic caused staggering unemployment, medical care has become unaffordable for many. Worst Clash in Decades on Disputed India-China Border Kills 20 Indian TroopsUnder nationalist leaders, the nuclear-armed rivals have been increasingly assertive toward neighbors, risking open conflict. They have contested their Himalayan border for generations. What Is the 'Line of Actual Control' Border Between India and China?The countries went to war over the boundary in the Himalayas in 1962. Despite an uneasy truce and a “Line of Actual Control,” clashes still erupt. Coronavirus, India, Platypuses: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Landmark Supreme Court RulingWhy a surprise majority of judges ruled that the Civil Rights Act protects gay and transgender people from workplace discrimination. Conviction in the Philippines Reveals Facebook’s DangersThe conviction of the journalist Maria Ressa shows that Facebook’s harms can’t be ignored. Why Rich College Students Are Getting More Financial Aid Than Poor OnesA large share of strapped school budgets is going to “merit aid” for wealthy kids, as part of a bidding war to enroll high-income students. ‘We Are Part of the Problem’State supreme court judges are starting to grapple publicly with the racial injustices in the criminal justice systems they oversee. Is Trump Trying to Spread Covid-19?Does he start each day wondering what expert advice to ignore next? Should Any Parents Be Instagramming Their Kids?Sure, those of us who do may not all be Myka Stauffers. But we’re all selling some kind of story about ourselves, and using our children to do so. New Boss May Test Voice of America’s CredibilityOver 280 million people a week depend on the V.O.A. for news. Its independence is why it is so trusted. Abolishing Qualified Immunity Is Unlikely to Alter Police BehaviorA host of reasons raise questions about the effectiveness of this reform. Want Better Elections? Choose Better Secretaries of StateSecretaries of state do more than count ballots and issue drivers’ licenses. They safeguard our democracy. A Black Cowboy Confronts the Whitewashed History of the WestLarry Callies comes from a long line of black Americans living and working on the frontier. Georgia Set Up a Polling Place in a Nursing HomeAnd other horror stories from a voting meltdown. Why the Supreme Court Ruling on L.G.B.T.Q. Rights Is Such a Big DealOnly some queer people get married, but almost all of them work. Three Futures for the PoliceA better status quo, a possible transformation or a potential tragedy. Barclays Center: How a Once-Loathed Brooklyn Arena Became a Protest EpicenterBarclays Center helped displace hundreds of residents and businesses, but its plaza has become a town square amid the local Black Lives Matter movement. BIPOC: What Does It Mean?The acronym, which stands for black, Indigenous and people of color, is suddenly everywhere. Is it doing its job? PG&E Pleads Guilty to 84 Counts of Manslaughter in Camp Fire CaseThe California utility’s transmission line started the 2018 fire that killed dozens and destroyed the town of Paradise. Justice Dept. Official to Exit, Signaling Third Departure in Recent DaysThe head of the department’s civil division said he would leave next month after a 20-year career. He did not say why. Schools Shut in Beijing as Coronavirus FlaresThe Chinese capital announced that it would step up its emergency footing in an effort to stamp out an outbreak of infections. Oklahoma State’s Gundy Apologizes for Wearing Shirt of Right-Wing ChannelGundy’s players threatened a boycott when he wore a shirt promoting One America News Network. George Floyd Protests Stir a Difficult Debate on Race in FranceFrance has long sought social justice through a commitment to universal ideals. But a younger generation is demanding recognition of racism — and remedies for it. Europe Rolls Out Contact Tracing Apps, With Hope and TrepidationItaly and Germany activated apps this week as tools to avoid a second wave of coronavirus infections, fueling a debate about privacy rights. Now You Can Opt Out of Seeing Political Ads on FacebookThe change lets Facebook play both sides of the debate about political advertising on social media. The ‘Poisoned’ Shake Shack Milkshakes and an N.Y.P.D. on EdgeClaims that fast-food workers poisoned officers intentionally proved to be unfounded, but the ensuing uproar underscored a tense new dynamic. When Can Grandparents Meet the Newborn?With precautions in place you may be able to see — and even hold — the newest addition to your family. How to Donate BloodWhat you need to know about donating in a time of crisis. How to Find a Meditation App for YouIf you want to steal a few minutes of Zen and achieve something like contentment in the face of chaos and uncertainty, you might be tempted to download a meditation app. So You Want to Be a Socially Distanced OrchestraHere is music that could safely be played by a reduced symphonic ensemble. A Playful Masterpiece That Expanded the Novel’s PossibilitiesTwo new translations of “The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas,” by Machado de Assis, is a new opportunity to enshrine the singular talent and mischief of this writer. The Unexpected Beauty of ‘Dog Vomit’ and Other SlimeA world of life and color surrounded me during decades of wandering the woods, without my ever having noticed it. Tiny Love Stories: ‘A Tipsy, Celebratory State of Bliss’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Conservative Christians See ‘Seismic Implications’ in Supreme Court RulingA ruling that protects the rights of gay and transgender workers could affect how conservative groups operate their own institutions. The Crossword, Tiles and MoreSolve the daily puzzle edited by Will Shortz, or try out other games like the Mini and Letter Boxed. Try VertexConnect the dots to reveal the hidden picture. Try Spelling BeePuzzle throughout the day to see how many words you can find. More Recent Articles
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