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3 dead, 1 blinded, 3 sickened after consuming tainted hand sanitizer Three people in New Mexico have died, one has been blinded and three others are in critical condition after drinking tainted hand sanitizer, health officials say.      Designer Milton Glaser dead at 91 Milton Glaser, a graphic designer remembered for brightly colored posters, magazines, book covers and record sleeves -- and the iconic "I ♥ NY" logo -- died on Friday, his 91st birthday.   Asian Americans take campaign against ‘Kung Flu’ slur to the streets Asian Americans affected by President Donald Trump's use of the phrase "Kung Flu" to refer to the novel coronavirus are taking their campaign to the streets.   Mississippi legislature clears path to changing the state flag Mississippi's state senate voted 36-14 Saturday in favor of a resolution that would allow lawmakers to change the state flag.   Brazil signs $127M agreement to produce COVID-19 vaccine Brazil's government announced Saturday that it has signed a $127 million agreement to start producing an experimental COVID-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca.   Florida breaks new single-day record with 9,585 COVID-19 cases Florida broke its single-day record for COVID-19 cases again Saturday with 9,585 cases in 24 hours.   New Minneapolis ordinance could remove requirement for police The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously Friday to approve an ordinance that, if approved by voters, would remove the requirement for a police department from the city charter.   Princeton to remove Woodrow Wilson's name from School of Public Affairs Princeton's Board of Trustees has voted to remove Woodrow Wilson's name from the university's School of Public and International Affairs.   Margot Robbie to star in new 'Pirates of the Caribbean' film Margot Robbie has signed on to star in a new film in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise.   Roger Stone ordered to report to prison July 14 A federal judge has ordered Roger Stone to report to prison July 14 -- marking a two-week delay in the beginning of his sentence but denying the two-month wait he requested.   NORAD F-22s intercept 4 Russian spy planes off Alaskan coast North American Aerospace Defense Command aircraft intercepted four Russian Tu-142 spy planes entering the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone on Saturday.   Delhi officials warn residents to close windows as locusts swarm region Local officials in India advised residents near Delhi to be on alert and close their windows as a swarm of desert locusts entered the capital Saturday.   Teen social media star Siya Kakkar dies Siya Kakkar, a teen TikTok star known for her viral dance videos, has died at her home in India, her manager said.   Irish Oireachtas elects Michael Martin as new taoiseach The Irish Parliament elected veteran opposition leader Michael Martin as the country's new prime minister Saturday.   'Mulan,' 'Bill & Ted' release dates changed again The release dates for "Mulan" and "Bill and Ted Face the Music" have been changed again due to the coronavirus pandemic.   Rapper Huey, 32, fatally shot in Missouri Lawrence Franks Jr., the rapper who performed under the names Huey and Baby Huey, was fatally shot in Missouri. He was 32.   Aurora, Colo., officers involved in death of Elijah McClain reassigned Three Colorado police officers involved in incident that left Elijah McClain, a 23-year-old black man, dead last year have been reassigned for their safety, officials said.   17 Rikers officers face discipline for death of Layleen Polanco New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced 17 uniformed jail staffers at Rikers Island will face disciplinary action for the death of a transgender woman there last year.   Mike Henry will no longer voice Cleveland on 'Family Guy' White actor Mike Henry has announced he will no longer voice the black character of Cleveland on the animated TV show, "Family Guy."   LIl Baby's 'My Turn' is No. 1 album in the U.S. Rapper Lil Baby's "My Turn" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a second, consecutive week.   Judge orders ICE to release children in custody, citing lack of COVID-19 health protections A federal judge has ordered immigration officials to release certain children held in U.S. detention facilities since they failed to provide health protections against COVID-19.   Winds blow massive Saharan dust cloud into U.S. airspace Dust from the Sahara Desert that has been pouring off the western coast of Africa and into the Atlantic has effectively put the Atlantic hurricane season on pause.   Bagged salad linked to 200 cases of parasitic infection The Food and Drug Administration said a bagged salad mix sold at multiple grocery stores -- including Walmart and Aldi -- may be responsible for sickening more than 200 people.   Sticky bomb kills two human rights workers in Kabul, Afghanistan A homemade sticky bomb attached to a vehicle killed two human rights workers Saturday in Kabul, Afghanistan, the organization they worked for said.   Only healthy alternative to smoking is quitting, study says Smoking is terrible for your heart and lungs, and simply switching to e-cigarettes won't do much good, a major new analysis finds.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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After Asking Americans to Sacrifice in Shutdown, Leaders Failed to Control VirusAs Covid-19 cases surge, it is clear many governors underestimated the coronavirus and rushed to reopen before their states were ready.   Actual Coronavirus Infections Vastly Undercounted, C.D.C. Data ShowsThe prevalence of infections is more than 10 times higher than the counted number of cases in six regions of the United States. Going Up? Not So Fast: Strict New Rules to Govern Elevator CultureSmall, crowded, enclosed spaces are petri dishes for the coronavirus. But in urban office buildings, elevators are a necessity, so companies are wrestling with how to make them safer. Tracking CoronavirusSee the extent of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States with detailed maps of cases by county. The Black Officer Who Detained George Floyd Had Pledged to Fix the PoliceAlex Kueng is one of four former officers accused of crimes in the killing of Mr. Floyd, which happened on his third shift. His decision to join the force had frayed friendships. Mississippi Lawmakers Push Ahead With Proposal to Take Down State FlagCoaches, athletes, country music stars and the Baptist Convention have called for changing the flag that symbolizes the state’s Confederate past. ‘PizzaGate’ Conspiracy Theory Thrives Anew in the TikTok EraThe false theory targeting Democrats, now fueled by QAnon and teenagers on TikTok, is entangling new targets like Justin Bieber. How Americans Feel About the Country Right Now: Anxious. Hopeful.Exhausted and angry as they face a series of crises, many voters nevertheless remain optimistic about the future, a poll shows, viewing this moment as a chance for progress, one they can help shape. Hickenlooper's Stumbles Complicate Democrats' 2020 StrategyThe former governor has faltered in a primary campaign for a seat that is essential for Democrats to capture if they hope to retake the Senate majority. Biden Campaign Says Just Over a Third of 2020 Staff Members Are People of ColorMr. Biden released figures on Saturday after facing questions about racial diversity at the upper echelons of his campaign. A Bit of Relief: The Long Distance ChorusHow the elementary school students of Staten Island’s P.S. 22 Chorus are harmonizing from afar. Tammy Duckworth is Biden's Best Running Mate PickShe, more than anyone, can get under Trump’s skin. At a San Antonio Food Bank, People Keep ComingThe city’s food bank has been a lifeline and a source of hope for many across Southwest Texas. Uber Rides Cost More? OKMany gig-based business models help customers take advantage of workers. Let’s stop giving tech companies a free ride. Trump, Not So StatuesqueThings are looking down for the Donald. Waking Up in 2030The suspended time of the pandemic has put history on fast-forward. Now Is a Time to Learn From Hispanic AmericansThey’re not “criminals, drug dealers, rapists,” as Trump said, but are often models of civil society. I Was In Prison During the Coronavirus PandemicPrison officials did everything they could to prevent a coronavirus outbreak. Everything except release prisoners. I Was in Love With a Tree That Swallowed the SkyThe cutting of a beloved tree felled my heart. Then a bird came. Starbucks Barista Gets $65,000 in Donations After Customer’s Mask ComplaintA woman who was not wearing a mask griped on Facebook about the barista, who had tried to explain company policy. Her post unexpectedly led to an outpouring of money for the worker. Biden Criticizes Trump Over Intelligence on Russian Bounties on U.S. TroopsThe White House denied that President Trump was briefed on the classified assessment, even though his staff has been discussing the matter since March. Princeton Will Remove Woodrow Wilson’s Name From SchoolUniversity trustees concluded that Wilson’s “racist thinking and policies make him an inappropriate namesake for a school or college,” Princeton’s president said on Saturday. The Market Partied Like It Was 1932A remarkable snapback rally, after a deep coronavirus-induced plunge, took stocks into rare and, in some ways, troubling territory. Poland’s Virus-Delayed Presidential Election Suddenly Looks TightThe country’s nationalist governing party has found itself in a spirited fight, as new circumstances harden old divisions. N.W.S.L. Players Kneel for Anthem as League Returns to FieldA rookie had vowed to continue to kneel during the anthem when the season began. On Saturday, dozens of other players did the same. More Recent Articles
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