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Supreme Court blocks loosening Alabama voting restrictions amid pandemic A divided U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday night temporarily blocked a lower court's decision to loosen absentee voter restrictions in Alabama for this month's primary runoff election.      Kobe Bryant to appear on cover of 'Mamba Forever' edition of 'NBA 2K21' Late Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant was announced as the third and final cover athlete for NBA 2K21 on Thursday.   Russians vote to allow Putin to rule until 2036 Russians overwhelmingly voted to pass constitutional amendments that could allow President Vladimir Putin to remain in power until 2036, according to preliminary results released Thursday.   CBP officers seize 13-tons of human hair products imported from China U.S. Customs and Border Patrol seized a 13-ton shipment of products made from human hair under potential prison labor from China's Xinjiang region.   NFL to play black national anthem before Week 1 games The NFL plans to play "Lift Ev'ry Voice And Sing," traditionally known as the black national anthem, before every Week 1 game this season.   Court denies Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro access to gold in Bank of England A British court denied the Venezuelan Central Bank access to $1.8 billion worth of gold in the Bank of England, stating that Britain does not recognize Nicolas Maduro as the country's leader.   Rocket Mortgage Classic: Doc Redman, Scott Stallings, Kevin Kisner share lead Doc Redman, who is searching for his first PGA Tour win, shot a 7-under 65 in Thursday's opening round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic to share the lead with Scott Stallings and Kevin Kisner.   How is the weather shaping up for Fourth of July fireworks displays? Not every area of the country will enjoy an equally great view of the fireworks shows this weekend.   Chicago Cubs' Jose Quintana has surgery after dishwashing accident Chicago Cubs left-handed pitcher Jose Quintana needed thumb surgery after suffering a laceration while washing dishes.   Top lawmakers briefed on reports of Russian bounties on U.S. troops Democrats said President Donald Trump should have taken action regarding intelligence suggesting Russia offered bounties to the Taliban to kill U.S. troops after they were briefed on the matter Thursday.   Number of COVID-19 cases among military service members doubled in June The number of cases of coronavirus among active-duty military personnel has more than doubled in the past three weeks, according to information published by the Department of Defense.   Stadium sponsor FedEx requests Washington Redskins change team name FedEx, which holds the naming rights to the Washington Redskins' stadium, has asked the NFL franchise to change its team name.   Army identifies suspect in disappearance of Vanessa Guillen The Army on Thursday identified a suspect in the disappearance of missing Fort Hood, Texas, soldier Pfc. Vanessa Guillen.   Herman Cain hospitalized after COVID-19 diagnosis Former presidential candidate Herman Cain is receiving treatment at an Atlanta hospital Thursday after being diagnosed with COVID-19.   250 soldiers arrive for nine-month rotation in Germany About 250 soldiers have arrived in Germany for a nine-month rotation to support Atlantic Resolve, the Pentagon announced Thursday.   Buddhist adviser sues to stop Wesley Purkey's execution citing COVID-19 risk The spiritual adviser for a federal death row inmate sued the Trump administration Thursday, saying he has a religious obligation to attend the execution in two weeks but that the coronavirus poses a risk to him.   Couple's argument leads to $177,777 lottery jackpot A Virginia woman said an argument with her boyfriend turned out to be a lucrative disagreement when it led to winning a $177,777 lottery jackpot.   Watch: Giant wave sweeps newlyweds into the ocean during photo shoot A wedding photo shoot on a California beach ended in near disaster when the newlyweds were swept from a large rock by a giant wave.   Notable deaths of 2020 Comedian Carl Reiner, actor Fred Willard, rock 'n' roll icon Little Richard, singer-songwriter John Prine, New Orleans jazz legend Ellis Marsalis, soul singer Bill Withers, jazz icon Manu Dibango, country music icon Kenny Rogers, NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson, Oscar-winning actor Kirk Douglas, NBA legend Kobe Bryant, and WWE wrestler Rocky Johnson are among the famous people who have died in 2020.   Supreme Court tosses Indiana rulings blocking abortion laws The Supreme Court Thursday tossed out lower court rulings blocking two stringent Indiana abortion laws days after its decision striking down Louisiana's abortion law.   In Photos: Audra McDonald turns 40: a look back Six-time Tony Award-winning actress and singer Audra McDonald, starring soon in the biopic, "Respect," celebrates her 40th birthday on July 3, 2020. Here's a look back at her career.   Emmy-winning broadcaster Hugh Downs dies at 99 Veteran broadcast journalist Hugh Downs, who became a household name through his time on NBC's Today and ABC's 20/20, has died, his family announced Thursday. He was 99.   Health officials: Quick work for COVID-19 vaccine a 'risk we have to take' Top U.S. health officials told lawmakers Thursday they're pursuing multiple technologies to develop a COVID-19 vaccine that could cut months off the normal time it takes to get it to market.   Sierra Nevada Corp. nabs $700M to supply RFCMs for Special Ops Sierra Nevada Corp. won a $700 million contract to supply Radio Frequency Countermeasure systems for U.S. Special Operations Command, according to the Pentagon.   Boys magnet fishing in Finland lake find rusty hand grenade Two boys magnet fishing in a southern Finland lake reeled in something entirely unexpected: a rusty old hand grenade.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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For This Fourth of July, Officials Say Celebrate Freedom by Staying HomeAs the nation staggers toward a holiday weekend during the coronavirus pandemic, health officials are pleading with residents to not make a bad situation worse.   Australia Locks Down 300,000 in Melbourne Area After Coronavirus SurgeThe authorities have locked down 300,000 people in areas around Melbourne heavily populated by immigrants, reinforcing the coronavirus’s outsized impact on disadvantaged communities. Maya Moore's Help to Win Jonathan Irons's Freedom Shows Women Leading ChangeLargely outside of the limelight, athletes like Maya Moore, who helped win the freedom of Jonathan Irons in a questionable conviction, have led the charge for social change. Couple Charged After Videos Show White Woman Pulling Gun on Black WomanWidely circulated videos showed a white woman pointing a gun at a Black woman as she filmed with her cellphone in a parking lot in Orion Township, Mich. Colleges Rescinding Admissions Offers as Racist Social Media Posts EmergeAmid a national accounting over racism after George Floyd’s death, at least a dozen schools have revoked admissions offers to incoming students. Why June Was Such a Terrible Month for TrumpLast month represented the political nadir of President Trump’s three and a half years in office, thanks to self-inflicted wounds as he played to his base and missteps by a fractured campaign. Dizzying Amounts of Money Pour Into the Biden and Trump CampaignsThe candidates together raised over a quarter of a billion dollars in June, pointing to Joe Biden’s financial turnaround, President Trump’s resiliency and the 2020 campaign’s staggering cost. He Was Playing With Fireworks. One Flew Into His Home, Video Shows.In footage released by the Fire Department, flames rise in the Brooklyn house, a striking example of the dangers posed by the proliferation of fireworks. New York Changes Outdoor Dining Rule, Leaving Restaurants ScramblingOwners who built outdoor seating, following official guidelines, say the city has changed a key rule and cost them money. Fourth of July, Jobs, Maya Moore: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. What Went Wrong in BrazilDespite a history of success in public health crises, the country has one of the world’s worst coronavirus outbreaks. Whose Statue Must Fall?Jamelle Bouie joins the podcast to talk revolution, and how America remembers. Bogus Ideas Have Superspreaders, TooInternet companies should treat people with big followings differently. Seriously, Just Wear Your MaskThis is not complicated, folks. A Long Road to HopeAcknowledging years of oppression and then suggesting we simply move on is as offensive as remaining silently complicit. Trump’s Re-election Message Is White GrievanceRepublicans in D.C. just pretend not to see it. Under Trump, Covid-19 Spreads While the Economy StallsThe president leads a transition to sickness. Stop Unnecessary Arrests to Slow Coronavirus SpreadPeople cycled through jails on minor offenses are taking the virus back to their communities. The Coronavirus and America's HumiliationJuly 4 and America’s crisis of the spirit. The Neoliberal Looting of AmericaThe private equity industry, which has led to more than 1.3 million job losses in the last decade, reveals the truth about free markets. Are Unemployed Americans About to Fall Off a Cliff?Congress is set to end the aid that was supposed to see workers through the coronavirus crisis, even as it keeps getting worse. Florida, America’s Pandemic PlaygroundNeed a venue for a large indoor gathering — a national political convention, say? The state’s got you covered. How Chief Justice Roberts Solved His Abortion DilemmaFor the moment, the right to choose is safe. But the outlook is ominous. Is Meat Grown in a Lab Really Meat?We can, if we can agree that it doesn’t need to come from the body of an animal. Seeing Paradise From Behind a DashboardDrive-ins are a rarity these days, but they were a formative moviegoing experience for many Americans, including an impressionable young boy who went on to become a director. Splitting 5-4, Supreme Court Grants Alabama’s Request to Restore Voting RestrictionsState officials had asked the court to block a lower court’s order that eased photo ID and witness requirements for absentee voting during the pandemic. Groom Dead, at Least 100 Sick With Coronavirus After Indian WeddingOfficials in India have opened an investigation into the gathering after more than 100 wedding guests tested positive for the coronavirus. FedEx Joins Push for Washington Redskins to Be RenamedThe shipping giant paid $205 million for the naming rights to FedEx Field under a sponsorship deal that began in 1999. Ghislaine Maxwell, Associate of Jeffrey Epstein, Is ArrestedMs. Maxwell was accused of helping Mr. Epstein recruit, groom and then sexually abuse girls, one as young as 14. Mysterious Explosion and Fire Damage Iranian Nuclear Enrichment FacilityIran released a photograph showing evidence of what appeared to be a major explosion at the site. Early evidence suggests it was most likely an act of sabotage. How Berkshire Hathaway May Have Been Snookered in GermanyA unit of Warren Buffett’s empire paid an inflated price for a pipe maker that used fake sales to look profitable, an arbitration panel concluded. The firm was close to bankruptcy. Hong Kong Law Opens Door to China’s Hulking Security StateA new national security law will allow Beijing’s sprawling and secretive security system to establish a visible foothold in the territory. Is It Safe to Set Off Fireworks Around Kids? What Parents Should Know.Many home fireworks are dangerous for kids and even illegal. What Americans Need to Know About Europe’s Travel BanThe E.U. and other European countries will begin welcoming some nonessential travelers on July 1, but Americans will not be on the list, at least at first. Here, answers to travelers’ questions. Cultural Life Is Back in Europe. In the U.K., They Talk of Collapse.For weeks, Britain’s star artists have begged the government to rescue the arts sector. Will it listen? How Do You Define Rosé?These very different bottles raised questions about whether to group by color or by how the wines are made. TikTok Stars Tati and Devin Will MeetTwo rising stars on the app have amassed a huge audience by playing along with their followers’ fantasy of romance. The Gallery Where Stevie Wonder Was a RegularLinda Goode Bryant discusses her career — from art dealer to urban farmer — with the artist Senga Nengudi. Coldcut + Tony Allen and African Artists = Studio ElectricityKeleketla! is a studio assemblage of musicians from four continents, creating thoroughly hybridized music with African voices up front. Having Disturbing Thoughts as a New Parent? Here’s How to CopeIntrusive thoughts can be terrifying. Exercises, like distancing, can reduce parents’ anxieties. Researchers Debate Infecting People With Coronavirus to Test VaccinesThe technique, called a human challenge trial, has been used to evaluate other vaccines. Think of Kimchi as a VerbYou can make these quick versions out of just about anything, including tomatoes and fennel. More Recent Articles
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