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China appoints tough-talking party official to oversee security law Chinese government officials confirmed Friday that they have appointed hardline party official Zheng Yanxiong to lead its new security agency and implement a far-reaching national security law.      President Donald Trump, first lady head to Mount Rushmore for fireworks display President and first lady Donald and Melania Trump will head to South Dakota Friday to watch the first fireworks display at Mount Rushmore National Memorial since 2009.   French prime minister resigns; Macron promises 'new path' Édouard Philippe resigned as prime minister of France Friday after three years leading President Emmanuel Macron's government.   Washington Redskins announce 'thorough review' of team name The Washington Redskins announced Friday that the team will "undergo a thorough review" of the team's name.   Alleged money launderer who flaunted wealth on Instagram faces charges in California Federal prosecutors in California filed money laundering and financial fraud charges Friday against a Nigerian man from United Arab Emirates who flaunted his lavish lifestyle to millions of followers on social media.   Air France to cut 7,580 jobs amid pandemic slump Air France said Friday it will cut 7,580 jobs by the end of 2022, citing 95 percent drop in revenue during the past three months and an uncertain future.   Duterte signs antiterrorism bill despite criticism from human rights activists Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte signed an antiterrorism bill Friday that critics say could allow greater suppression of criticism of the government and human rights abuses.   Wife and husband charged after pulling gun in Michigan Chipotle parking lot A white woman who was recorded on video pointing a gun at a black woman and her daughter in a Michigan Chipotle parking lot has been charged, along with her husband, with felony assault, a local sheriff said.   Following exercise guidelines decreases risk of early death, study says Getting the recommended amount of exercise could cut your risk of early death, a new study indicates.   U.S. confirmed COVID-19 cases climb to record highs as 4th of July weekend begins The number of U.S. confirmed coronavirus cases climbed to record highs as residents celebrated the Independence Day weekend Friday, with daily case numbers increasing in 40 out of 50 states.   20 Sikh pilgrims dead, 5 injured after train hits bus in Pakistan At least 20 people were killed and five people were hurt in Pakistan Friday after a bus carrying Sikh pilgrims collided with a train.   Ohio priest indicted on federal child pornography, exploitation charges A federal grand jury indicted a suburban Cleveland Catholic priest on multiple charges of possession of child pornography and child exploitation.   Scott Eastwood co-starred with real veterans of 'The Outpost' Scott Eastwood played Staff Sgt. Clint Romesha in "The Outpost," a film about the Army's battle against Taliban forces at Combat Outpost Keating. His co-stars included real veterans of that battle.   HIV not a risk factor for severe COVID-19, study shows People with HIV who were hospitalized with COVID-19 didn't have worse results than COVID-19 patients without HIV, new research shows.   Turkish fireworks factory explosion: At least 4 dead, dozens injured At least four people were killed and more than 90 injured Friday in an explosion at a Turkish fireworks factory, and the hunt continued for dozens of people feared to be trapped in rubble, authorities said.   Blistering heat wave to ramp up in southwestern, central U.S. as July progresses Meteorologists warn that ongoing heat and drought in portions of the Southwest and Plains states are likely to get worse.   West Virginia sees boom in fireworks injuries after loosening laws West Virginia loosened fireworks sales rules in 2016. And since then, the state has seen a 40 percent boom in fireworks-related injuries, researchers say.   2021 SAG Awards to be presented March 14 The Screen Actors Guild said it plans to hold its 2021 SAG Awards ceremony March 14.   Animated 'Star Trek' series 'Below Decks' gets a release date The animated "Star Trek" series, "Below Decks," is set to debut on CBS All Access on Aug. 6.   Dozens of University of Washington fraternity members positive for COVID-19 Dozens of University of Washington students living in fraternity houses have tested positive for COVID-19, raising concerns about the risks universities will face when students return in the fall.   Anthony Anderson, Billy Eichner to guest host 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' Anthony Anderson is set to interview his "Black-ish" co-star Tracee Ellis Ross when he guest hosts "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Monday.   Christina Ricci files for divorce from James Heerdegen Actress Christina Ricci has filed for divorce from producer James Heerdegen, her husband of nearly seven years.   Woman charged with tampering in death of Vanessa Guillen on Fort Hood base A new federal criminal complaint says missing soldier Pfc. Vanessa Guillen was killed by a fellow soldier at Fort Hood, Texas, and his girlfriend helped to dismember and hide the body.   SAG-AFTRA issues 'Do Not Work' order for 'Songbird' cast The actors' union SAG-AFTRA has issued a "Do Not Work" order to the cast of the pandemic drama, "Songbird."   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. 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Kimberly Guilfoyle, Top Fund-Raising Official for Trump Campaign, Tests Positive for CoronavirusShe is the third person in proximity of President Trump known to have contracted the virus.   European Workers Draw Paychecks. American Workers Scrounge for Food.In the pandemic, the United States has relied on expanded unemployment benefits, while European governments have subsidized wages, avoiding a surge in joblessness. Virus Surges in Arizona, but the Rodeo Goes OnA former state official called what has happened in Arizona “a story of missed opportunities.” Hospital beds in the state are filling up. As Neo-Nazis Seed Military Ranks, Germany Confronts ‘an Enemy Within’After plastic explosives and Nazi memorabilia were found at an elite soldier’s home, Germany worries about a problem of far-right infiltration at the heart of its democracy. How Safe Are Outdoor Gatherings?With the virus raging in many parts of the country, new restrictions have left many wondering about the safety of a backyard barbecue or picnic. Fourth of July Fireworks Canceled Across U.S. as Coronavirus SurgesAs many as 80 percent of the holiday fireworks displays in large cities and small towns have been canceled because of the pandemic. New Administration Memo Seeks to Foster Doubts About Suspected Russian BountiesCriticized for its inaction, the Trump administration commissioned a new look at a months-old intelligence assessment. It emphasizes gaps. Russia Denies Paying Bounties, but Some Say the U.S. Had It ComingRussia’s grievances against what it sees as American bullying and expansion into its own zones of influence have been stacking up for decades. Goodbye to a Symbol That Told Black Americans to ‘Know Your Place’The Mississippi flag is finally coming down. ‘My Body Is a Confederate Monument’: Slavery, Rape and Reframing the PastCaroline Randall Williams discusses her essay that puts Black Southerners like her squarely at the heart of the debate. A Supreme Court Win for Gay Rights, but Not in My ChurchIt still refuses to ordain me because of my sexuality. So why do I stay? Reading Orwell for the Fourth of JulyAs we celebrate freedom, speaking freely is in danger. The Coronavirus Could Destroy Mass Transit. Federal Aid Can Help.Reviving subway and bus services helped bring back cities before. It can do so again. Coronavirus Testing the Cheap, Simple WayWith easy-to-use tests, everyone can check themselves every day. The Mystery of High Stock PricesWhy is the market doing so well when the economy is doing so poorly? A Hard Conversation for the Latino CommunityRacism is deeply rooted in America’s social system, putting Afro-Latinos at a constant disadvantage. The #Vanlife Business Is BoomingCoronavirus is just a distant memory while zipping around in a several-hundred-thousand-dollar custom van on the open road. Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'Hamilton' and Disney +: A TimelineDisney+ is streaming a live-capture film of “Hamilton.” It’s just the latest chapter in a deepening relationship between the company and the musical’s creator. Cleveland Indians Say They Will ‘Determine Best Path Forward’ on NameThe announcement came hours after the Washington Redskins of the N.F.L. made a similar statement. Both teams have been the subject of protests and criticism from Native Americans and others. Prosecutors File Charge in Case of Vanessa Guillen, Missing Fort Hood SoldierIn a complaint, prosecutors said that another soldier killed Private Guillen, and that he and his girlfriend tried to dispose of her remains near the Leon River in Texas. Macron Replaces France’s Prime Minister in Bid to Reinvigorate His GovernmentPresident Emmanuel Macron is reshaping his cabinet, starting with the removal of his popular prime minister, in a bid to give his government a fresh start in the last stretch of his term. ‘They Have Lost Control’: Why Minneapolis BurnedAfter George Floyd’s death, pent-up frustrations, provocateurs and inexperienced leadership led to mayhem for three nights. Critics Fear Amtrak Is Using Pandemic to Cut Service That Won’t ReturnMembers of Congress are angry that the rail agency is asking for more money while planning to lay off staff and reduce services. Smaller communities that rely on rail service could be badly hurt. WNYC Employees Demanded Diversity. They Got Another White Boss.The public radio stalwart vowed to fix what its journalists said was a toxic work culture. But the latest changes have led to a newsroom revolt. After Fighting Plastic in ‘Paradise Lost,’ Sisters Take On Climate ChangeMelati and Isabel Wijsen began campaigning to reduce plastic waste in Bali seven years ago. Now 19 and 17, they say the pandemic shows that stark measures to protect the planet are possible. What to Say When People Tell You Their Coronavirus FearsEmpathy over dismissive positivity. Celebrate Fourth of July SafelyYou may not be able to congregate for parades or fireworks, but there are other options when it comes to having a festive Fourth. Lifting the Cone of Silence From Black ComposersListen to how artists have explored what it means — and could mean — to be American. Saroj Khan, Choreographer Who Made Bollywood Sparkle, Dies at 71Beginning in the industry as a child actress, Ms. Khan went on to choreograph some of the most memorable performances of the 1980s and ’90s. Queer Kids, Nerds and Sword Fights: It’s the Hot School Play“She Kills Monsters” is hugely popular in high schools and colleges. Even in lockdown, performers have found novel ways to make the battles come alive. More Recent Articles
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