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ACLU sues Trump, Barr over 'criminal attack' on Lafayette Square protesters Protesters sued the Trump administration on Thursday, alleging their civil rights were violated when police used violent crowd control measures to disperse them from Lafayette Square on earlier this week.      Former All-Pro LB Luke Kuechly joins Carolina Panthers' front office Retired All-Pro linebacker Luke Kuechly has joined the Carolina Panthers' front office as a pro scout.   George Floyd remembered as a 'powerful man' during Minneapolis memorial George Floyd's family praised him as a "powerful man" who "would stand up for injustice anywhere" during his memorial Thursday in Minneapolis.   NHL, players association reach agreement on playoff format The NHL and the NHL Players Association agreed to a postseason format for the league's 24-team return-to-play plan.   Ohio judge rules Trump cannot claim portion of Stormy Daniels settlement A federal judge in Ohio on Thursday denied President Donald Trump access to a $450,000 settlement obtained by Stormy Daniels.   NBA G League cancels remainder of season due to coronavirus pandemic The remainder of the 2019-20 NBA G League season has been canceled because of issues related to the coronavirus pandemic.   CDC: U.S. coronavirus death toll could reach 143K by June 27 The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday forecast the U.S. death toll from the coronavirus could reach as high as 143,000 by the end of the month.   Pacific Air Forces return Global Hawk drones to Yokota Air Base Pacific Air Forces began rotating RQ-4 Global Hawks from Andersen Air Force Base in Guam to Yokota Air Base in Japan last week, the Air Force announced Thursday.   Russia declares state of emergency in Siberia after power plant spills 20,000 tons of oil Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a state of emergency in Siberia after a fuel tank from a power plant leaked 20,000 tons of diesel fuel into the Ambarnaya River.   Buffalo Bills rookie QB Jake Fromm apologizes for 'elite white people' comment Buffalo Bills rookie quarterback Jake Fromm offered an apology after screenshots emerged on social media of a text conversation in which he said only "elite white people" should be allowed to buy guns.   Defense Secretary Mark Esper sends some troops home after D.C. deployment The Department of Defense is returning some members of active duty units that had deployed to Washington, D.C., to their home bases, a senior Pentagon official said Thursday.   Federal appeals court extends block on voting-by-mail expansion in Texas A three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals extended its order blocking a lower court's sweeping ruling that would have allowed all Texas voters to qualify to vote by mail during the coronavirus pandemic   Speaker Nancy Pelosi asks for full ID of all police, forces responding to D.C. protests House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday sent a letter to President Donald Trump expressing concern about the "increased militarization" in response to police brutality demonstrations.   Dallas Cowboys officially place All-Pro C Travis Frederick on retired list The Dallas Cowboys officially placed former Pro Bowl and All-Pro center Travis Frederick on the reserve/retired list.   NBA owners approve 22-team format to resume 2019-20 season The NBA's board of governors voted Thursday to approve a 22-team format to resume the 2019-20 season in Orlando, Fla.   Coronavirus: Brazil now has third highest number of cases globally With a spike of more than 20,000 new infections of COVID-19 within 24 hours, Brazil on Saturday reported the third-highest number of cases in the world behind Russia and the United States.   WHO suspends trials of hydroxychloroquine, citing safety The World Health Organization announced Monday it was temporarily pausing international medical trials involving the malarial drug hydroxychloroquine, touted by U.S. President Trump as a possible cure for COVID-19.   Anthony Fauci says hydroxychloroquine ineffective as coronavirus treatment Dr. Anthony Fauci said Wednesday that hydroxychloroquine, a drug President Donald Trump said he has taken to ward off the coronavirus, is not an effective treatment based on the latest scientific data.   Judge advances murder cases of three men charged in Ahmaud Arbery killing A Georgia judge on Thursday advanced the cases against the three defendants charged with murder in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery to trial court.   'Tiger King': Joe Exotic speaks out after judge awards his zoo to Carole Baskin Joe Exotic on Thursday weighed in on a ruling that handed the zoo at the center of the Netflix documentary Tiger King to his rival Carole Baskin.   U.S. to send 2 million doses of hydroxychloroquine to Brazil The White House announced it will send Brazil 2 million doses of hydroxychloroquine in its fight against the coronavirus.   U.S. Gulf on alert for Cristobal as storm crawls across Mexico Cristobal weakened to a depression with maximum sustained winds of 35 mph as it continued to crawl across southern Mexico unleashing flooding rainfall on Thursday.   Judge sets bail at $1M for three Minneapolis officers A Hennepin County, Minn., judge on Thursday set a $1 million bail for three former officers who were present during the arrest of George Floyd that led to his death last week.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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At George Floyd Memorial, an Anguished Call for ChangeFlanked by the family of Mr. Floyd, the Rev. Al Sharpton said, “It’s time to stand up and say, ‘Get your knee off our necks.’”   A Popular Louisville Restaurant Owner Was Killed by the Police. What Happened?David McAtee, who owned a barbecue stand, was shot as the police and National Guard confronted curfew violators. How a City Besieged by the Virus Turned Out to Be HeardNew Yorkers who were dutifully shutting themselves in now feel liberated, showing up by the tens of thousands for the protests. Trump and the Military: A Mutual Embrace Might Dissolve on America’s Streets“There is a thin line between the military’s tolerance for questionable partisan moves over the past three years and the point where these become intolerable,” a retired general said. Trump Agrees to Send Home Troops From Washington, Easing Tensions With the PentagonBut what appeared to be an uneasy truce between the White House and military leaders did not mean the conflict was over. Unidentified Federal Police Prompt Fears Amid Protests in WashingtonThe Trump administration has deployed phalanxes of officers in riot gear and no identifiable markings to police demonstrations in the capital. Democrats want to know who they are. Officers Charged in George Floyd’s Death Not Likely to Present United FrontFacing decades in prison and a bail of at least $750,000, two former Minneapolis officers blamed Derek Chauvin, and a third has cooperated with investigators, their lawyers said. Ahmaud Arbery Case: Judge Finds Probable Cause for Murder ChargeA Georgia investigator testified that one of the three defendants accused of chasing down and killing Ahmaud Arbery heard another defendant use a racist slur. Coronavirus Rips Into Regions Previously SparedAs the West settles into a grinding battle with the disease, the virus surges across the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and South Asia. Why Some Democrats Worry About the Whiteness of Biden’s Inner CircleEven as his team adds people of color, allies worry that a lack of diverse viewpoints at the top could come with a steep cost: the possibility of taking for granted his strength with black voters. Biden Says About ‘10 to 15 Percent’ of Americans Are ‘Not Very Good People’Mr. Biden, speaking to black supporters about the need to improve the country, accused President Trump of dividing the nation and pledged to unite it. Trump’s Approval Slips Where He Can’t Afford to Lose It: Among EvangelicalsPolls and private concerns from top social conservatives show the president’s standing with the cornerstone of his base isn’t what it used to be. A photo op with the Bible was supposed to help fix that. George Floyd, Coronavirus, How to Hug: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Eight: ‘We Go All’One QAnon believer’s journey through faith and loss — and what becomes of reality as we move online. Can Riots Force Change?A debate about the destruction of property as a tool for social justice, and where America goes from here. Mayor de Blasio, Open Your Eyes. The Police Are Out of Control.This is not what serving and protecting should look like. Stacey Abrams: I Know Voting Feels Inadequate Right NowJust hear me out. Tom Cotton’s Fascist Op-EdHow should opinion pages respond to the right’s authoritarian turn? Donald Trump Is No Richard NixonHe — and his party — are much, much worse. How to Do Reparations RightIt’s time to tackle racial disparities. How White Crime Writers Justified Police BrutalityWe don’t need any more novels or TV shows about cops who do the wrong thing for the “right” reason. Bishop Budde: Trump’s Visit to St. John’s Church Outraged MeWhile the president cloaks himself in spiritual authority, he preaches the antithesis. Why I Reopened My Restaurant in Georgia Despite the Pandemic“Was I scared of getting the virus? No. I was scared of losing my business.” Trump and Tom Cotton Are Wrong. Don't Send the Military to Protests.The president threatens to bring a particularly authoritarian brand of executive power to American cities. The Police Will Be Part of the Solution, TooOfficers who have the moral courage to kneel and march with protesters are opening a path out of this crisis. Tiananmen’s Other ChildrenPast protests actually are remembered in China — and commemorated with yet more protests. Pete Davidson Comes Out of His Basement With Judd Apatow’s HelpThe “S.N.L.” star is open about his struggles. The director focuses on the personal. Still, their “The King of Staten Island” was “fraught with the possibility of failure.” Art That Confronts and Challenges Racism: Start HereOur writers suggest works that illuminate and tackle issues of police brutality, social injustice and racial inequity. Trump, Citing Pandemic, Moves to Weaken Two Key Environmental ProtectionsTwin environmental actions set for Thursday underscored the president’s push to roll back regulations as the coronavirus crisis continues. Doctors Heavily Overprescribed Antibiotics Early in the PandemicNow they are using lessons from the experience to urge action on the growing problem of drug-resistant infections before it’s too late. Trump Campaign Removes Space Video That Violated NASA Ad RulesThe president has tried to parlay space policy into an upbeat campaign issue for the 2020 election. New York Times Says Senator’s Op-Ed Did Not Meet StandardsAfter a staff uproar, The Times says the editing process was “rushed.” Senator Tom Cotton’s “Send In the Troops” essay is now under review. For the Deaf, Social Distancing Can Mean Social IsolationMasks, enforced social distance and other public health measures intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus pose unique challenges to the 37 million American adults with impaired hearing. ‘Europe Finally Got the Message’: Leaders Act Together on StimulusNew measures by the European Central Bank and the German government to combat the economic damage caused by the pandemic have exceeded expectations. N.B.A. Owners Set a July 31 Restart, All in FloridaThe proposal approved by team owners will next go to the players’ union. The 22 teams would initially play eight games each to help determine the playoff field of 16. Russian-Backed Libyan Commander Retreats From TripoliBelligerents on all sides of the Libyan conflict, including Turkey, Russia and the U.A.E., are preparing for a new stage after a pullback by the forces of the commander, Khalifa Hifter. Airlines Say Everybody Onboard Must Wear a Mask. So Why Aren’t They?Companies are promoting new rules to reassure Americans that flying is safe. But when it comes to enforcement, they are not following through. Have a Teenager Joining a Protest? Talk About Safety FirstFor teens and young adults who join demonstrations, experts suggest measures that can reduce the potential for harm. The Pandemic Is Stressing Your Body in New WaysTingling feet, digestive troubles, skin issues and more may be caused by some of the stress and life changes that the coronavirus has brought. 2,000 Free Meals a Night, Seasoned by Silicon Valley ChefsWith unemployment soaring in this region of haves and have-nots, a local Boys and Girls Club has transformed into a pop-up takeout operation to feed the most disadvantaged. The French Artist Who Saw the Pandemic ComingSix years before the coronavirus, Neïl Beloufa imagined a global outbreak of disease and digital bewilderment. “Screen Talk,” his new project, erases the line between fiction and real life. When She Hears a Crying Bride, ‘It’s All Over’Teresa Clayton (and her husband, Steve Clayton) gave 45 couples the opportunity to marry for free last month at their wedding venue in Virginia. Distress over social restrictions led to many ‘happy tears’ in the end. 11 Great Alternatives to the Top National ParksWhether you like hiking, fishing, volcanoes, trees or even fossilized trees, there is a less-traveled and still awe-inspiring national park for you. Trudeau’s 21-Second Pause Becomes the Story in CanadaPrime Minister Justin Trudeau struggled to find the words to answer a question about President Trump’s response to the protests roiling the United States. 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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