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China's controversial Hong Kong national security law goes into effect Chinese President Xi Jinping signed into law a bill on Tuesday that critics say will threaten the autonomy of Hong Kong and the freedoms of its citizens.      Detroit Tigers sign No. 1 overall pick Spencer Torkelson The Detroit Tigers and No. 1 overall pick Spencer Torkelson agreed to a minor league contract, the team announced Tuesday.   Cardinals' team website calls out Kyler Murray for workout despite NFLPA advisory The Arizona Cardinals' official website called out second-year quarterback Kyler Murray for hosting a private workout in Texas despite the NFL Players Association advising against players training together.   Glenmark Pharmaceuticals charged with conspiring to fix generic drug prices The Justice Department charged Glenmark Pharmaceuticals with conspiring to fix prices for generic drugs on Tuesday.   Minor League Baseball cancels 2020 season due to coronavirus pandemic While Major League Baseball prepares to start the 2020 season next month, baseball's minor leagues canceled its seasons due to the coronavirus pandemic.   FCC designates Huawei, ZTE as national security threats The Federal Communications Commission designated Chinese communications companies Huawei and ZTE as national security threats, blocking them from receiving money from the agency's Universal Service Fund.   Torrential rain produces severe flooding in India, strands over 200,000 in Bangladesh As June winds down, the Southwest monsoon is in full force across India, and rainfall totals are climbing to staggering levels as rising floodwaters leave thousands stranded.   Martin Gugino released from hospital month after Buffalo, N.Y., police shoved him Martin Gugino, a 75-year-old protester who was injured after being pushed by Buffalo, N.Y., police, was released from the hospital and will continue his recovery at an undisclosed location, his attorney said.   Portland Trail Blazers' Damian Lillard named first 'NBA 2K21' cover athlete Portland Trail Blazers star Damian Lillard was revealed as the first cover athlete for this year's edition of the popular video game series "NBA 2K."   GE lands $101.3M to build engines for F-15EX aircraft General Electric was awarded $101.3 million to produce engines for F-15EX aircraft for the Air Force, the Pentagon announced Tuesday.   Awkwafina, Ryan Murphy among Motion Picture Academy invitees The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced 819 invitees to join the Academy in 2020, including actors Awkwafina and Zendaya, and filmmakers Robert Eggers and Ryan Murphy.   Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signs bill to remove Confederate emblem from state flag Missisippi Gov. Tate Reeves signed a bill mandating the removal of the Confederate emblem from the state flag and beginning the process to select a new flag bearing the phrase "In God We Trust."   Pentagon releases statement in support of reducing troops in Germany The Pentagon released a statement Tuesday in support of President Donald Trump's proposal to reassign 9,500 troops currently stationed in Germany.   Watch: Lionel Messi scores 700th career goal in draw with Atletico Madrid Barcelona forward Lionel Messi netted his 700th career goal in a draw with Atletico Madrid on Tuesday at Camp Nou in Spain's La Liga.   Body of missing hiker discovered at Mount Rainier National Park National Park Service officials announced Tuesday they discovered the body of Matthew Bunker, one of three hikers who have gone missing at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington within a week.   Most with coronavirus unsure how they caught it, CDC says A majority of Americans who are diagnosed with COVID-19 don't know who passed the virus to them, two new government reports show.   Lori Vallow charged with lying to police to conceal deaths of children Lori Vallow was charged with conspiracy to commit destruction, alteration or concealment of evidence in the deaths of her children Joshua "JJ" Vallow and Tylee Ryan.   Space Force details structure of newly created service The Space Force will be composed of three field commands, with many of the Air Force's existing space acquisition organizations being moved into a newly created Space Systems Command, the service announced on Tuesday.   Astronomers investigate disappearance of massive star An unstable massive star in the Kinman Dwarf galaxy, located 75 million light-years away, has disappeared, but scientists aren't sure why or how.   SpaceX launches next-generation GPS satellite from Florida Elon Musk's SpaceX launched the U.S. Space Force's third next-generation navigation satellite for the Global Positioning System from Florida on Tuesday.   Report: Financial transfers back intelligence of Russian bounty scheme Large financial transfers between a Russian intelligence agency and a bank account linked to the Taliban were evidence of an alleged scheme in which Russia offered bounties to militants to kill U.S. soldiers.   Vatican probes upkeep offices of St. Peter's Basilica Vatican prosecutors said Tuesday they have acquired documents from offices responsible for upkeep of St. Peter's Basilica in an apparent probe following new set of contract laws.   COVID-19 outbreak will 'get worse before it gets better,' experts say The COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S. will continue to "get worse before it gets better," but the situation might improve as clinicians gain better understanding of how to treat the virus until there's a vaccine or cure.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Senate Approves Extending Paycheck Protection ProgramThe Senate granted five additional weeks for the remaining money left in the program to be spent.   Suspicions of Russian Bounties Were Bolstered by Data on Financial TransfersAnalysts have used other evidence to conclude that the transfers were most likely part of an effort to offer payments to Taliban-linked militants to kill American and coalition troops in Afghanistan. Father of Slain Marine Finds Heartbreak Anew in Possible Russian Bounty“If it does come out as true, obviously the heartache would be terrible,” said Erik Hendriks, whose son was killed while on patrol in Afghanistan. Advertiser Exodus Snowballs as Facebook Struggles to Ease ConcernsThe social network has tried striking a more conciliatory tone with its advertisers, who object to its handling of hate speech. Reddit's Steve Huffman on Banning ‘The_Donald’ SubredditSteve Huffman, Reddit’s co-founder and chief executive, says new rule changes will help the company fulfill its mission. Facebook Bans Network With ‘Boogaloo’ TiesThe social network said it was designating the antigovernment movement as a dangerous organization. Carl Reiner, Multifaceted Master of Comedy, Is Dead at 98Mr. Reiner was a gifted comic actor, but he spent most of his career slightly out of the spotlight — writing, directing and letting others get the laughs. Carl Reiner Knew TV Like the Back of His HeadWith his creation “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” the comedy legend created a self-referential masterpiece and wrote himself a memorable supporting role. Coronavirus, Afghanistan, Carl Reiner: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Major Ruling on AbortionWhy the Supreme Court struck down a Louisiana law that required doctors performing the procedure to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. The Big Idea Netflix Has Launched to Support Black CommunitiesThe streaming company will shift some of its $5 billion in cash to financial institutions that focus on black communities. Why Does Trump Put Russia First?It’s exceedingly difficult to believe that no one told the president about the intelligence on Russian efforts to harm Americans in Afghanistan. Clean Up Your Act, Facebook, or We’re LeavingThe social media company has taken steps toward reining in Trump. It’s too little, too late. World War CThe Covid-19 story, told in lies. The Scars of Being Policed While BlackFrom unjustified stops of Black teenagers to a device to torment people in custody, racist police brutality runs deep. This Should Be Biden’s Bumper StickerHe will need a simple, clear message to counter Trump’s “Make America Great Again” trope. Is Statue-Toppling a Monumental Error?Where you place yourself along the vanguard-to-vandals spectrum says a lot about how you see the past — and the future. When You Are Paid 13 Hours for a 24-Hour ShiftAmerica’s neglect of older people extends to the people who care for them at home. Billions in College Aid Hiding in Plain SightStudents often have little help finding and applying for financial assistance, and miss out on opportunities for affordable higher eduction. The Ghost of Woodrow WilsonThe debts our institutions owe to the problematic past can’t just be canceled. The Fall of Jeff Sessions, and What Came AfterThe former attorney general is fighting for his political life in Alabama’s Senate race, in the shadow of a president who still despises him. I’m Not Ready to Go Back to Restaurants. Is Anyone?Restaurateurs have become de facto public-health officials as Covid-19 cases spike all over the country, and it’s a problem. ‘Hamilton’ Review: You Say You Want a RevolutionThe filmed version of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s founding-father Broadway musical arrives just in time — vital and more challenging than ever. Pence Raised Nearly $500,000 From Donors to Pay Mueller Legal DefenseA financial filing released on Tuesday indicated that a handful of prominent Republicans footed the bill. Coronavirus Was Moving Through NY in Early FebruaryAntibodies appeared in blood samples taken later in the month, a new study finds. Tulsa Police Sergeant, One of Two Officers Shot During Traffic Stop, DiesDavid Anthony Ware was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Sgt. Craig Johnson, the authorities said. Eight Police Officers in Louisiana Face Charges of Excessive ForceA driver and his passenger had their hands raised after a police pursuit but wound up with broken bones, a district attorney said. Judge Blocks Publication of Mary Trump Book Until a July HearingThe book, “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man,” is scheduled to be published late next month. China Imposes Security Law on Hong Kong, Brushing Aside OpponentsIn passing the rules, China’s leaders faced down the democracy movement in Hong Kong and shrugged off opposition from the Trump administration. Mississippi Governor Signs Law to Remove Flag With Confederate EmblemThe state flag, which features the blue bars and white stars of the Confederate battle flag, had flown over Mississippi for 126 years. It must be removed within 15 days. After a Staggering Rally, What’s Next for Stocks?A lot will depend on what companies have to say about how their businesses are faring. Many have skipped giving quarterly earnings guidance in recent months. Why You’re Probably Not So Great at Risk AssessmentOur minds don’t always see risk clearly — and that’s important to remember as you navigate life after lockdown. A Virus Walks Into a Bar …As communities open up, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the indoor bar scene is uniquely suited to transmission of Covid-19. How to Workout Without a GymGet to a nearby park and get in shape (safely). Joel Thompson Talks About His "The Seven Last Words of the Unarmed"Joel Thompson’s “The Seven Last Words of the Unarmed,” written in 2014, is finding new listeners in a summer of unrest. YouTube Takes Shane Dawson's Ads AwayBeauty YouTube as we knew it may be over as two major influencers face the next generation. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I See the Worst of Myself in Her’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Well, It Was a Nice Try: Some Sports Aren’t Going So WellSome colleges are calling off fall sports entirely as leagues around the world grapple with how to return to play safely. Surgery or Medical Procedure? What to Know Before You GoPeople who put off care as Covid-19 surged are easing back into the medical system. Here are some tips to help keep it safe. Trump Got Written Briefing in February on Possible Russian Bounties, Officials SayThe investigation into Russia’s suspected operation is said to focus in part on the killings of three Marines in a truck bombing last year, officials said. More Recent Articles
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