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Denny Hamlin holds off Chase Elliott to win at Homestead-Miami Speedway Denny Hamlin earned his third NASCAR Cup Series win of the season after a sweeping performance in Sunday night's Dixie Vodka 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.      MLB owners to meet Monday after union rejects latest proposal Major League Baseball owners are scheduling a conference call Monday to discuss their next course of action in the ongoing labor dispute.   Atlanta police chief resigns, officer fired, another on leave after man killed An Atlanta police officer who fatally shot a black man outside a Wendy's has been terminated and another officer has been placed on administrative leave, the department announced early Sunday.   Charles Schwab Challenge: Daniel Berger tops Collin Morikawa in playoff Daniel Berger outlasted Collin Morikawa in a playoff to win the Charles Schwab Challenge in the PGA Tour's healthy return from a three-month hiatus because of the coronavirus pandemic.   James Bond film 'No Time to Die' to open in U.S. on Nov. 20 The next James Bond caper -- "No Time to Die" -- will open in theaters five days earlier than expected.   Ben Whishaw lands lead in new series 'This is Going to Hurt' "A Very English Scandal," "Skyfall" and "Paddington" star Ben Whishaw has landed the lead role in "This is Going to Hurt," a new dramedy for the BBC and AMC.   Buccaneers' Tom Brady works out with son of Hall of Famer Deion Sanders Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady held a workout with the son of Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive back Deion Sanders over the weekend.   Nearly 43,000 pounds of ground beef recalled due to E. coli A New Jersey company recalled nearly 43,000 pounds of ground beef that may be contaminated with a strain of E. coli.   Fauci: U.S. may not return to 'real normality' from coronavirus until at least next year As some states have experienced spikes in coronavirus cases, White House Health adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday the country may not return to "real normality" until next year.   Cool, comfortable weather to grace the Northeast, Great Lakes An injection of cool Canadian air has filtered southward into the Great Lakes and Northeast just in time for the weekend, and a combination of atmospheric roadblocks, tranquil conditions will stick around into the rest of the week.   Health officials express concern, encourage mask usage ahead of Trump Tulsa rally The U.S. surgeon general encouraged Americans to wear face coverings on Sunday as a Tulsa, Okla., health official expressed concern about coronavirus spread at President Donald Trump's upcoming rally in the city.   Katherine Williams-Dunning, daughter of Hank Williams Jr., killed in car crash Katherine Williams-Dunning, the daughter of country music star Hank Williams Jr., died in a car crash Saturday night in Tennessee. She was 27.   Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput dead at 34 "M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story" and "Kai Po Che!" star Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead of suspected suicide in his Mumbai home Sunday.   'Inheritance,' 'Loop' win big at virtual Drama Desk Awards ceremony "The Inheritance" won the Drama Desk Award for Best Play and "A Strange Loop" was declared Best Musical in a virtual ceremony Saturday night.   At least 19 killed, 170 injured in China gas tanker explosion A truck exploded while transporting liquefied gas on a Chinese highway on Saturday, killing at least 19 and injuring more than 170.   Nickelodeon supports the LGBTQ+ community with post featuring SpongeBob, Korra Nickelodeon posted a message on Twitter this weekend celebrating Pride Month and supporting the LGBTQ+ community.   Famous birthdays for June 14: Donald Trump, Steffi Graf President Donald Trump turns 75 and tennis star Steffi Graf turns 51, among the famous birthdays for June 14.   On This Day, June 14: 'Under God' added to Pledge of Allegiance On June 14, 1954, the phrase "under God" was formally added to U.S. Pledge of Allegiance.   More Recent Articles
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Police Killings Prompt Reassessment of Laws Allowing Deadly ForceThe continuing deaths of black people by the police are undermining support for the wide latitude officers are given in cases in which an encounter ends in a death.   Video Investigation: How Rayshard Brooks Was Fatally Shot by Atlanta PoliceOne officer has been fired and another placed on administrative duty. A Times video analysis shows the sequence of events leading to the fatal shooting. Tasers: Are These Police Tools Effective and Are They Dangerous?The fatal police shooting of Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta has put a spotlight on a number of officer tactics, including the use of Tasers. Details of Shooting in Atlanta Fuel Debate on Police Use of ForceAfter another black man is shot and killed by police officers, Atlanta erupts in outrage, and discussion swirls around proposals to radically overhaul law enforcement around the country. Trump Rally Is the ‘Perfect Storm Setup,’ for Viral Spread, Disease Expert SaysCampaign rallies like those planned by Trump and other social gatherings could spread infections this summer. People should adhere to wearing masks and continue social distancing, public health researchers say. Trading Sportsbooks for Brokerages, Bored Bettors Wager on StocksWhen Russian table tennis or Korean baseball won’t scratch the itch, some are trying their hand at trading equities. It’s enough to move the market, analysts say. Slowing the Coronavirus Is Speeding the Spread of Other DiseasesMany mass immunization efforts worldwide were halted this spring to prevent spread of the virus at crowded inoculation sites. The consequences have been alarming. The Pandemic Claims New Victims: Prestigious Medical JournalsTwo major study retractions in one month have left researchers wondering if the peer review process is broken. How 2 Lives Collided in Central Park, Rattling the NationThe inside story of the black birder and the white woman who called the police on him. Their encounter stirred wrenching conversations about racism and white privilege. The Sunday Read: Getting OutAfter serving time for a crime he committed at 16, one man discovered how hard it is for a felon to get a second chance in America. Sign Up: ‘At Home’How to live a full and cultured life during the pandemic, at home. Layoffs Are Coming. Employers Need to Do Them Right.For starters, don’t do it on Zoom. And consider not doing it at all. An Insatiable RageIt is an everyday struggle to neither fall into despair nor explode in anger. Joe Biden Needs to Learn an Urgent Lesson From the 2004 ElectionBush survived the Iraq war. Trump has mishandled the coronavirus and the protests, but Americans care more about plans going forward. The Pandemic and Protests Have Exposed the Truth About CaliforniaThe Golden State is less exceptional and more like the rest of America than many would prefer to believe. What the Bible Has to Say About the George Floyd ProtestsThe Psalms are not silent about the rage of the oppressed. As a Black Doctor, Should I Choose My Skin Color or My Health?I understand that the protests are necessary medicine for both the pandemic and our country’s racism. An Anti-Trump Slam DunkOn the issue of race, America’s Coach boxes out America’s Cretin. How Was My Son Ahmaud Arbery’s Murder Not a Hate Crime?Georgia is one of only four states without a bias crime law. This must change. Trump's Walk Down Ramp at West Point Raises Health QuestionsThe president also appeared to have trouble raising a glass of water to his mouth during a speech at West Point a day before he turned 74, the oldest a president has been in his first term. Sushant Singh Rajput, Bollywood Star, Dies at 34Mr. Rajput, best known for his roles in the films “Kai Po Che” and “M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story,” got his start on television in 2008. Families Challenge Suicide in Deaths of Black Men Found Hanging From TreesThe bodies of Robert Fuller and Malcolm Harsch were found in California, 10 days and 50 miles apart. Their families are demanding deeper investigations. Virginia Republican Ousted After Officiating at Same-Sex WeddingRepresentative Denver Riggleman of Virginia, who was endorsed by President Trump, lost his re-election bid in an unusual drive-through convention to a self-described “biblical conservative.” A Canal That Opened the Montana Prairie May Soon Dry UpAn early 20th-century federal water project irrigated the prairie to create farms and towns in eastern Montana. But it needs a $200 million overhaul. The Woman Who Took Down a Confederate Flag on What Came NextBree Newsome Bass was arrested after climbing a flagpole at the South Carolina State Capitol. Now, she sees more people moved to act for similar reasons. Newsrooms Are in Revolt. The Bosses Are in Their Country Houses.Those who can afford it left the city, shining a spotlight on class divisions in the media. In an English City, an Early Benefactor Is Now ‘a Toxic Brand’Bristol was built with money from the slave trader Edward Colston. Tearing down his statue has reopened a painful reckoning with the city’s racist past. My Favorite String QuartetFifty years ago, the Alban Berg Quartet was founded. A huge box set, comforting yet daring, is an immersive celebration. More Recent Articles
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