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Los Angeles Clippers' Montrezl Harrell leaves bubble for family matter Los Angeles Clippers forward Montrezl Harrell has left the NBA bubble in Orlando, Fla., to attend to an urgent family matter.      EA Sports to remove Washington nickname, logo from 'Madden NFL 21' EA Sports' "Madden NFL" series will no longer include the Washington NFL team's nickname and logo after the franchise announced forthcoming changes earlier this week.   Ryan Palmer, Tony Finau share lead at Memorial; Tiger Woods makes cut Tony Finau and Ryan Palmer were tied atop the leaderboard after Friday's second round of the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Course in Dublin, Ohio.   Tight golf tournament, fan-filled NASCAR race highlight weekend sports schedule A competitive field of golfers will battle in a PGA Tour tournament and a NASCAR race with fans in the grandstand are two sports highlights this weekend in the United States.   Heat wave to roast Northeast as temps forecast to approach 100 The hottest weather of the summer is poised to swelter many areas of the mid-Atlantic, central Appalachians and southwestern and central New England late this weekend to the first part of next week.   Houston Texans' Kenny Stills, other protesters have felony charges dropped Felony charges against Houston Texans receiver Kenny Stills and other protesters who gathered at Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's home earlier this week to protest Breonna Taylor's death have been dropped.   Mother sentenced to 35 years for death of 'AJ' Freund An Illinois judge sentenced a woman who confessed to killing her 5-year-old son to 35 years in prison on Friday.   3 men plead not guilty to Ahmaud Arbery death; judge denies bond The three men charged in the death of Ahmaud Arbery pleaded not guilty and a judge denied bond to one of the defendants Friday in court.   Yasiel Puig tests positive for coronavirus, won't sign with Atlanta Braves Former All-Star outfielder Yasiel Puig will no longer sign with the Atlanta Braves after testing positive for the coronavirus.   Joe Biden calls for additional $34B funding to reopen schools Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Friday called for Congress to pass an additional $34 billion in funding to help schools reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.   Third federal execution this week carried out with death of Dustin Honken The U.S. government on Friday carried out its third execution this week with the lethal injection of Dustin Lee Honken.   Woman proves fortune teller wrong with $70,000 lottery jackpot An Australian woman said she has finally proven a tarot card reader wrong by scoring a lottery jackpot worth more than $70,000.   Look: New Jersey police rescue stranded deer in ocean surf Police in New Jersey conducted an unusual rescue when a deer spotted swimming in the ocean ended up stranded in the surf.   U.S. Army requests design proposals to replace M-2 Bradley tank The U.S. Army announced a request for proposals on Friday for preliminary designs of the tank meant to replace the long-serving M-2 Bradley tank.   Improved method for propagating sound waves may lead to better devices Engineers have developed a way to more efficiently propagate sound waves along the boundaries of topological materials.   Judge orders Trump administration to accept new DACA applications A federal judge in Maryland ordered the Trump administration to accept new applications for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program on Friday.   In photos: Baseball kicks off with training camps After the Major League Baseball Players Association and the league reached an agreement on health and safety protocols amid the coronavirus pandemic, the players were asked to report to their spring training by July 1 to prepare for a shortened season. Here's a look at a few teams getting started with "spring training."   Class ring lost at Indiana beach found by young girl 46 years later A 9-year-old girl playing in the sand at an Indiana beach unearthed a class ring that was lost at the same location 46 years earlier.   Pentagon issues two contracts under DPA Title III to sustain workforces Two Defense Department contracts totaling $36.9 million, to sustain the U.S. industrial base under Defense Production Act Title III, were announced Friday.   Watch: Missing dog made 60-mile journey to family's former home A dog that went missing from her family's Kansas home turned up about a week later at the front door of her family's former home -- 60 miles away in Missouri.   Oversight gap leaves Pentagon unsure if Afghan drone project has helped, IG says An oversight failure left the Pentagon unable to judge if a $174 million Afghan surveillance drone project is effective, an inspector general's report says.   Watch: Woman seeking owner of photo strip found in used book An Oklahoma woman said she has made it her mission to solve the mystery of a photo strip she found in a used book for sale at a store.   Corporate America calls for mandatory face coverings in businesses A Washington, D.C.,-based association of major CEOs on Friday called for the mandatory use of face coverings in businesses to help stop the spread of coronavirus.   Fallout from COVID-19 pandemic making weather forecasts less accurate According to new research, weather forecasts have gotten less accurate over the course of the pandemic, as a result of the decrease in commercial airline flights.   Earthwork construction could release cancer-causing fibers into the air Earthwork construction -- and the release of small, needlelike fibers from disturbed bedrock -- may pose a significant health risk, according to new research.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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No Bleach and Dirty Rags: How Some Janitors Are Asked to Keep You Virus-FreePlanes are wiped in under 10 minutes. Many custodians have to bring their own supplies. Yet as the U.S. reopens, companies are boasting of high safety standards to lure customers.   Newsom Order Would Keep Most California Schools OnlineDistricts in counties with rising caseloads will be required to teach remotely until conditions improve. Were the Actions of Federal Agents in Portland Legal?The Department of Homeland Security can point to federal statutes protecting property to justify the arrests of protesters in Portland, Ore., but whether they stretched the law would be up to a judge. Pentagon Sidesteps Trump to Ban the Confederate FlagThe defense secretary lists the types of flags that are allowed to appear on bases worldwide. That flag does not fit. While Virus Surges, Georgia Governor Sues Atlanta Mayor to Block Mask RulesGov. Brian Kemp filed a lawsuit against Keisha Lance Bottoms, the mayor of Atlanta, to block the city’s mask requirement. New York City Eases Into Phase 4 of Reopening, but Indoor Limits RemainMonday brings a new stage of activity to the city, allowing some places to reopen outdoors, while many activities inside, like restaurant dining, will still be forbidden. Ginsburg Says Her Cancer Has Returned, but She’s ‘Fully Able’ to Remain on CourtThe announcement touches off speculation about the possibility of a court opening as both parties seek to make the future of the Supreme Court an election issue. Jamaal Bowman, Progressive Insurgent, Defeats Eliot Engel in House PrimaryMr. Bowman beat Representative Eliot Engel, a 16-term incumbent, in a race that pitted the Democratic Party’s progressive wing against the establishment. Inside the Shrinking 2020 Democratic Convention in MilwaukeeAn event that was once expected to draw 50,000 people to Milwaukee may now involve just 300, with plans still far from settled a month before the convention. Portland, Masks, Captain Tom: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. 50 Nights of Unrest in PortlandRobert Evans of Bellingcat says the city “is being used as a bellwether to see what this administration can get away with.” The Justice Department’s Shameful Rush to Federal ExecutionsThe push to impose the federal death penalty no matter the cost poses a grave threat to the rule of law. I’m a Black Police Officer. Here’s How to Change the System.Yes, defund the police. But then re-fund them, better. Our Life Was Languid. Then My Daughter’s Family Moved In.It’s been exhausting and exhilarating. The Legal System Should Not Be a Tool for BulliesA bill in New York would discourage frivolous lawsuits aimed at chilling free speech. American Crime and the Baltimore ModelCities across the country are in danger of making the same mistakes. The Tenacity of the Franco-American IdealCan a slave owner be celebrated for writing a liberating sentence? How Joe Biden Can Address the Monuments IssueHow to reimagine the country’s memorial landscape. Are Your Kids Ready to Go Back to School?Parents, we want to hear how your kids are feeling about the prospect of school reopening. Christopher Nolan Says ‘Tenet’ Will Come Out This Summer. Should It?The director had hoped to aid theater owners imperiled by the pandemic, but his oft-delayed film may be prolonging their pain. Dustin Honken Executed: Third Federal Government Execution This WeekDustin Lee Honken was put to death by lethal injection for the 1993 murders of five people. Breonna Taylor Shooting: Prosecutors Drop Felony Charges Against 87 ProtestersThe Jefferson County attorney will expunge the charge from the records of an N.F.L. player, a reality TV star and 85 others who gathered this week on the Kentucky attorney general’s lawn. Biden’s School Plan Draws Clear Contrast With Trump’sJoseph Biden said the president’s insistence on getting students and teachers back in the classroom, despite the virus, was “just plain dangerous.” Mr. Biden also warned that Russia and China were engaged in election meddling. 2 White Men Charged After Helping Pin Black Man to a Tree in Indiana, Officials SayThe charges came after Vauhxx Booker said on Facebook that he had been assaulted by a group of men who had threatened to “get a noose.” David Kaiser, Rockefeller Heir Who Fought Exxon Mobil, Dies at 50A great-great grandson of John D. Rockefeller, he steered one of his family’s philanthropies to a feisty stance on the oil giant’s role in climate change. Queen Knights Captain Tom, in a Rare Public AppearanceIn the weeks before the ceremony to honor the 100-year-old war veteran and fund-raiser, some had wondered whether Britons would see Queen Elizabeth in person again. Tyrese Haspil Is Charged With Grisly Murder of Tech C.E.O. Fahim SalehThe police said the former employee, who had been fired for stealing $90,000, stabbed and dismembered Fahim Saleh in his Manhattan apartment. Voices From Travel’s Front Lines: ‘We Walk in Fear, We Work in Fear’Six travel workers from Alaska to the Maldives talk about returning to the job. They are in a new world, with restrictions and health measures, uncertainty and new procedures. Democrats Eye Trump’s Game Plan to Reverse Late Rule ChangesPresident Trump pioneered the use of an obscure 1996 law to quickly reverse the regulations of his predecessor. Now Democrats hope to take a page from his game plan. Not Everyone Hates School at HomeDespite the challenges of at-home learning, some parents are considering teaching kids at home this fall. Fary Isn’t Joking About Race in France Right NowThe comic is a leading figure in the country’s stand-up scene, known for confronting issues of discrimination and identity. Recently, though, being funny has taken a back seat. Shakespeare Lost His Son to Plague. A Novel Asks How It Shaped His Art.The playwright’s son died at 11. “Hamnet,” by the novelist Maggie O’Farrell, considers the death’s reverberations on his family, and his work. A Portuguese Artist’s Chilled Tomato SoupFor a simple lunch or dinner, Vanessa Barragão often makes arjamolho, which is healthy, flavorful and perfect for summer. Comfort Viewing: 3 Reasons I Love ‘Supermarket Sweep’In an era of toilet paper shortages and lines outside of supermarkets, this vintage free-for-all, now on Netflix, feels oddly gratifying. How a Velvet Ant (Which Is a Wasp) Got Its White FluffThe thistledown velvet ant, which is actually a wasp, resembles creosote fuzz. But mimicry isn’t the reason, a new study suggests. Does Blood Type Affect Your Risk Of Coronavirus? Probably Not, New Studies SayNew studies show that people with Type A blood are not at greater risk of getting sick, as previous studies had suggested. More Recent Articles
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