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Florida reports single-day record 15,300 new COVID-19 cases Florida set a single-day record for new COVID-19 cases, reporting 15,300 new positives on Sunday, amid rising cases in other parts of the country including Arizona, Texas and California.      Atlanta Braves not changing team name, reviewing 'Tomahawk Chop' The Atlanta Braves announced they won't change their team name but will review the club's famous "Tomahawk Chop" celebration.   21 people injured in 3-alarm fire on board USS Bonhomme Richard At least 21 people including more than a dozen sailors were injured after a three-alarm fire broke out with an explosion on the USS Bonhomme Richard, the Navy said on Sunday.   Rookie Cole Custer wins first Cup Series race at Kentucky Speedway NASCAR Cup Series rookie Cole Custer executed a daring four-wide pass on the final lap to win Sunday's Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Ky.   Lakers stars LeBron James, Anthony Davis to keep names on back of jerseys Los Angeles Lakers stars LeBron James and Anthony Davis are keeping their last names on the back of their jerseys for the NBA's 22-team restart in Orlando, Fla., opting against using a social justice message.   UFC 251 results: Kamaru Usman beats Jorge Masvidal to retain title Kamaru Usman defeated Jorge Masvidal by unanimous decision in the main event of UFC 251 on Sunday morning in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.   Benjamin Keough, Elvis Presley's grandson, dead at 27 Singer and actor Benjamin Keough -- son of musicians Danny Keough and Lisa Marie Presley and grandson of rock 'n' roll icon Elvis Presley -- has died at age 27.   Collin Morikawa outlasts Justin Thomas in playoff to win Workday Charity Open Collin Morikawa beat Justin Thomas in a playoff to win the Workday Charity Open on Sunday at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.   Federal appeals court lifts injunction on execution of Daniel Lewis Lee The U.S. government is set to carry out its first execution in more than 17 years Monday after an appeals court lifted a temporary injunction.   Pregnant YouTube star Nicole Thea dead at 24 Pregnant YouTube star Nicole Thea has died at age 24, her family wrote in an Instagram post Sunday.   Betsy DeVos: Schools need to prioritize plans to have children in classrooms this fall Education Secretary Betsy DeVos urged that "kids need to be back in school" on Sunday calling on education leaders to plan for in-person learning throughout the school year.   Rapper Lil Marlo shot and killed in Atlanta Rudolph Johnson, a rapper who performed under the name Lil Marlo, was shot and killed in Atlanta this weekend.   Mueller: Roger Stone still 'a convicted felon' following Trump commutation Former special counsel Robert Mueller asserted that Robert Stone "remains a convicted felon and rightly so," after President Donald Trump commuted his sentence on Friday.   Writer-producer Carina Adly MacKenzie leaves 'Roswell, New Mexico' Writer-producer Carina Adly MacKenzie has announced she will not return for Season 3 of The CW's sci-fi romance, "Roswell, New Mexico."   Naya Rivera's family visits lake where actress disappeared Naya Rivera's family has been at the California lake where police and volunteers have been searching for the former "Glee" actress' body.   Bollywood icon Aishwarya Rai Bachchan tests positive for coronavirus Bollywood icon Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and her daughter Aaradhya have tested positive for the coronavirus.   Trump wears mask during visit with wounded service members at Walter Reed President Donald Trump wore a mask while visiting wounded members at Walter Reed National Military Center in Bethesda, Md.   Sweltering heat to engulf West, southern Plains by midweek Residents from the California valleys to the Mississippi River are bracing for temperatures near- to well-above 100 degrees Fahrenheit expected to last into mid-July.   Darius Rucker, wife Beth 'consciously uncouple' Singer-songwriter Darius Rucker has announced he and his wife Beth are divorcing after 20 years of marriage.   Two Texas police officers killed responding to domestic disturbance Two police officers in McAllen, Texas, died responding to a domestic disturbance call and the suspect killed himself, police said.   On This Day, July 12: Anti-disco demonstration takes over Comiskey Park On July 12, 1979, thousands of spectators at a Chicago White Sox game rushed the field at Comiskey Park, declaring disco dead.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Fracking Firms Fail, Rewarding Executives and Raising Climate FearsOil and gas companies are hurtling toward bankruptcy, raising fears that wells will be left leaking planet-warming pollutants, with cleanup cost left to taxpayers.   What Donald Trump’s ‘Access Hollywood’ Weekend Says About 2020On a Friday, the world heard vulgar audio of Mr. Trump boasting about forcing himself on women. By Sunday night, the episode that was supposed to doom him had begun to recede. Ja’Ron Smith’s Balancing Act: A Black Republican Navigates the Trump White HouseAs a congressional staff member, Mr. Smith once wore a hoodie in a demonstration on Capitol Hill protesting the death of Trayvon Martin. Now President Trump calls him “my star.” Trump vs. the Women Who Lead Michigan: A Battle With 2020 ImplicationsThe president has picked fights with Michigan’s governor, attorney general and secretary of state over voting rights and the coronavirus. They haven’t backed down. Alabama Senate Race: Sessions Faces Voters After Years of Trump ScornTuesday’s runoff election for Senate may finally settle Jeff Sessions’ yearslong standoff with President Trump, as Republicans referee between a native son and a president they admire. While America Looks Away, Autocrats Crack Down on Digital News SitesIndependent journalism is on the defensive, from Hungary to Malaysia. The Sunday Read: ‘The Decameron Project’A series of short stories written in this moment, for this moment. American Horror, Starring Donald TrumpThe coronavirus pandemic is spiraling out of control, largely because of the president himself. What Trump Wants From Roger StoneThe president needs political help, and who better to give it than his political guru of many decades? Dear Liberal Arts Students, You Haven’t Been RobbedThe world needs you. Here’s your chance. Trump’s Shocking Inaction on RussiaNeglecting aggression by Vladimir Putin inevitably invites more of it. You Should Start Writing LettersZoom calls and texts are emotionally draining, but exchanging handwritten notes can be sublime. Rename theMilitary Bases That Honor ConfederatesThe military should rechristen bases named for Confederates. Better options are not hard to find. I’ve Seen a Future Without Cars, and It’s AmazingWhy do American cities waste so much space on cars? The Last Reporter in Town Had One Big Question for His Rich BossHis newspaper has withered under a hedge fund. His industry was in turmoil even before a pandemic. But Evan Brandt won’t stop chronicling his town. Court Clears Way for First Federal Execution in 17 Years to ProceedDaniel Lewis Lee is set to be put to death after an appeals panel rejected a suit from his victims’ family members, who said the coronavirus prevented them from traveling to the execution. 11-Year-Old, 2 Teens Killed in Crash at Floyd Bennett FieldFour other teenagers were also injured in the collision, which occurred when the teenage drivers were doing stunts at Floyd Bennett Field, the police said. ESPN Suspends N.B.A. Reporter for Vulgar Reply to SenatorAdrian Wojnarowski, who is known for his “Woj bombs” of breaking news, emailed a different kind to a U.S. senator. Graham to Call Mueller to Testify Before Senate Judiciary CommitteeThe announcement is the latest effort by Senate Republicans to press forward with an election-year bid to discredit the Trump-Russia investigation. 2 Police Officers Are Shot and Killed in McAllen, TexasThe officers were responding to a domestic disturbance call when a man opened fire on them, the authorities said. That man later took his own life. Fire Breaks Out on U.S.S. Bonhomme Richard in San DiegoA Navy spokesman said that 17 sailors and four civilians were being treated for injuries after a fire and explosion aboard the U.S.S. Bonhomme Richard. Southside Johnny Brings Live Music Back to the Jersey ShoreWith the music venues of the Jersey Shore shut because of the coronavirus, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes staged a drive-in concert. Poland’s Presidential Election Too Close to CallPresident Andrzej Duda leads a conservative government that has fought to control courts and the news media while stoking fear of gay people and foreigners. He was challenged by the liberal mayor of Warsaw. Are Uber and Lyft Drivers Well Paid? It Depends on the StudyUber and Lyft hailed a Cornell paper’s conclusion that their drivers make solid wages. But others have questioned the researchers’ approach. Man, 30, Dies After Attending a ‘Covid Party,’ Texas Hospital Says“I thought this was a hoax,” the man told his nurse, a hospital official said. More Recent Articles
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