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Record-breaking Tropical Storm Fay forms off Atlantic coast An area of showers and thunderstorms that forecasters were scrutinizing all week has developed into Tropical Storm Fay off the coast of the Carolinas      U.S. sanctions top Chinese officials over Uyghur abuses The Trump administration on Thursday sanctioned four Chinese government officials over allegations they are contributing to the human rights abuses being committed against Uyghur Muslims in the Xinjiang region.   Hawks hire Tori Miller as NBA G League's first female general manager The Atlanta Hawks' G League affiliate became the first organization in the league to hire a woman as general manager with the promotion of Tori Miller on Thursday.   Workday Charity Open: Collin Morikawa holds 1-shot lead after first round After missing the cut two weeks ago at the Travelers Championship, Collin Morikawa rebounded Thursday in the opening round of the Workday Charity Open with a 7-under 65 for a one-shot lead over Adam Hadwin.   Bolivia's interim president, Venezuelan socialist party leader test positive for COVID-19 Bolivia's interim president, Jeanine Anez, and Venezuelan socialist party leader Diosdado Cabello announced Thursday that they have tested positive for COVID-19.   Ivory Coast Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly dies after Cabinet meeting Ivory Coast Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly died at the age of 61 following a Cabinet meeting after he returned from France for a heart procedure.   Nashville SC becomes second team to withdraw from MLS tournament Nashville SC on Thursday was withdrawn from the "MLS is Back Tournament" after multiple positive coronavirus tests.   Judge issues gag order in George Floyd case after release of body cam transcripts Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill issued a gag order in the cases against the four officers charged in the killing of George Floyd, following the release of body camera transcripts.   State Department approves $23.1B sale of 105 F-35s to Japan The U.S. State Department has approved a possible $23.1 billion sale of 105 F-35 Joint Strike Fighter aircraft to the government of Japan, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced Thursday.   Big Ten moving to conference-only schedule for fall sports due to pandemic The Big Ten Conference announced Thursday it will cut non-conference games for all fall sports, including football, amid "unprecedented times" during the coronavirus pandemic.   Mark Esper says it’s 'unclear' who ordered protesters dispersed from Lafayette Square Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, will testify Thursday at a House hearing examining the use of active duty military in Washington, D.C., during protests last month.   Police interviews: Breonna Taylor's home was 'soft target;' suspect was located A Louisville, Ky., police officer involved in the killing of Breonna Taylor said officers knew she was likely alone in her apartment and that the suspect they were searching for was already located.   Brooklyn Nets sign Michael Beasley as substitute player The Brooklyn Nets have signed veteran forward Michael Beasley as a replacement player for the NBA's 22-team restart this month.   State Department to invite China to join trilateral arms talks with Russia The U.S. State Department said on Thursday that it will invite the Chinese government to engage in face-to-face arms control negotiations in Vienna.   Michael Cohen taken back into federal custody President Donald Trump's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, was taken back into federal custody on Thursday months after being released to home confinement due to the COVID-19 pandemic.   President Donald Trump signs Hispanic initiative executive order President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order he said will promote educational and economic opportunities to Hispanic Americans.   Engineers design reusable silicone rubber face mask with N95 filter Researchers at MIT said Thursday that they have developed a resusable silicone rubber face mask with N95 filter.   'Safe injection site' sees no overdose deaths in 5 years An unsanctioned safe drug consumption site in the United States saw 33 opioid overdoses in five year, but none of the overdoses required a call to 911, and there were no deaths at the injection site, a new study found.   Serious COVID-19 might cause brain damage, study finds Up to one in four people infected with the new coronavirus experience brain damage, including inflammation and stroke, according to the findings of a small study published Wednesday by the journal Brain.   'Broken heart syndrome' rising under stress of pandemic Doctors at one Ohio hospital system have discovered yet another possible consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic: More cases of "broken heart syndrome."   Dow sheds 360 points, tech stocks push Nasdaq to gains The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 fell on Thursday the Labor Department's latest unemployment report and a substantial loss reported by Walgreens.   French minister: Consensus that Notre Dame should be restored faithfully France's incoming culture minister said Thursday there's consensus among experts and the public that Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral should be restored to its former appearance.   USS Roosevelt returns to San Diego after 6 months in Pacific The USS Theodore Roosevelt returned to its home port in San Diego Thursday after a six-month deployment that was lengthened as soldiers fought to contain a coronavirus outbreak on board.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Like ‘A Bus Accident a Day’: Hospitals Strain Under New Flood of Covid-19 PatientsI.C.U. units are reaching capacity. Nurses are falling sick, contributing to shortages. The new coronavirus spikes are challenging hospitals across the country.   Regeneron Scientists Raced To Find Antibodies To Fight Covid-19. Then The Coronavirus Found Them.This spring, researchers at Regeneron’s Westchester headquarters found themselves in one of the country’s first coronavirus hot spots. How a Conservative Supreme Court and Trump's Appointees Declared Their IndependenceThe Supreme Court’s dismissal of President Trump’s claims of immunity was a reminder that institutional prerogatives still matter in Washington, even in a time of extreme partisanship. ‘Whack-a-Mole’ Against Virus Sounds Reasonable, Unless You’re the MoleWhen the city of Leicester was shocked with a second lockdown, it lashed back with anger and recriminations. ‘Big Mess’ Looms if Schools Don’t Get Billions to Reopen SafelyAs President Trump and others push to get students back in the classroom this fall, educators say they need more support and clearer guidelines. Big Ten Will Play Fall Sports Only Within Conference, if at AllThe league’s football teams had been scheduled to participate in some of the most highly anticipated nonconference games of the 2020 season. Top Manhattan Prosecutor Ousted by Trump Details FiringGeoffrey S. Berman told House investigators about a tense meeting in a luxury hotel room in which Attorney General William P. Barr pressured him to resign and he refused. DeSantis Is Said to Quietly Hinder Fund-Raising for Trump ConventionA personal dispute has prompted Ron DeSantis, the Florida governor, to discourage donors from contributing, people familiar with the discussions said. His top fund-raiser denies any attempt to undercut the convention. In ‘Buy American’ Speech, Biden Challenges Trump on the EconomyJoseph R. Biden Jr. laid out a populist economic vision with the tagline “Build Back Better,” part of an effort to confront President Trump on his strongest issue in polling. Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon Is Found DeadMayor Park Won-soon, who vanished after leaving a cryptic message for his daughter, had faced a newly filed complaint from his secretary. Supreme Court, Right Whales, Steve Martin: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. So Y’all Finally Get ItAmerica just won’t let us rest. Is Trump’s Fate Sealed?Is this the end of Trump? What about schools? Rethink Impact’s Latest V.C. Fund Beats ExpectationsRethink Impact invests solely in tech start-ups founded by women, which accounted for just 4 percent of all venture deals in the first quarter. As Mayor of Minneapolis, I Saw How White Liberals Block ChangeBut this revolutionary moment is inviting us to be a part of the solution. Tammy Duckworth: Tucker Carlson Doesn’t Know What Patriotism IsNeither does President Trump. Donald Trump's Deadly Coronavirus DelusionsHe won’t give up on a failing pandemic strategy. Two Cheers for Liberalism! (Or Maybe One and a Half)Free speech has to rest on a shared morality. Conservatives, Don’t Give Up on Your Principles or the Supreme CourtSome are turning away from a founding idea, originalism. Inside the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Birth Control CoverageA victory for religious employers is a defeat for their employees — and for the Affordable Care Act. I’ve Seen a Future Without Cars, and It’s AmazingWhy do American cities waste so much space on cars? A Coronavirus Vaccine Won’t Work if People Don’t Take ItWe need to start convincing skeptics now. On Religion, the Supreme Court Protects the Right to Be DifferentRecent decisions are about safeguarding pluralism, not taking sides in the culture wars. Carl Reiner, PerfectThe director and funnyman taught Steve Martin about film and comedy, but it’s Reiner’s advice on a completely different subject that he cherishes. Anything You Say in This Trader Joe’s Line May Be Used Against YouThese neighbors’ signs respond to loud shoppers: “We are so sorry your wife is leaving you,” one read. “And we are SURE the ‘Everything but the Bagel’ Seasoning will help.” As N.B.A. Forges Ahead, LeBron James Is ‘Ready for This Moment’Much has changed around the league since it shut down in March. But James’s focus on winning has not wavered, his Lakers teammates say, with a shot at a title. Michael Cohen Is Returned to Federal Custody Over Home-Confinement RulesPresident Trump’s former personal lawyer balked at signing an agreement not to publish a book while serving his sentence at home, his legal adviser said. Macron Drops Idea of a Modern Spire for Notre-DameThe French president had floated the idea of replacing the fire-ravaged cathedral’s 19th-century spire with a “contemporary architectural gesture.” Few were in favor. Robert Fuller’s Hanging Was a Suicide, Investigation FindsThe case was one of two hangings in California that drew scrutiny amid nationwide protests after the killing of George Floyd. Both have been ruled suicides. Campaign Urges NASA to Rename the John C. Stennis Space CenterThe center, in Mississippi, is named for a former senator who opposed civil rights legislation and the Supreme Court ruling that desegregated the nation’s public schools. Occupy City Hall’s New Life as Homeless Camp: ‘Not Pretty All the Time’Organizers said they were helping vulnerable people. But nearby residents said the camp had turned into an unruly — and at times violent — shantytown. NJ Flood Dragged Her Into a Tunnel. Miraculously, She Survived.“I’m going to die here, I don’t want to keep trying,” recalled Nathalia Bruno, a food deliverer in New Jersey. “But then I saw a flash of light.” Lawsuits Aim to Block DeVos’s New Sexual Misconduct RulesStudents, women’s rights and education groups are seeking to delay or derail the Education Department’s broad overhaul of rules that govern sexual misconduct claims. Personal Finance Lessons From the PandemicOur writer entered the pandemic believing he was in good shape financially. Now, he says, he has a lot more to do. It’s Christo’s Final Show. But Is It the Last We’ll See of Him?The artist, who died in May, had planned to wrap the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The project is delayed, but on track for next year. And his collaborators hope they can pull off one more feat, too. ‘The Old Guard’ Review: Fighting to the Death, and BeyondCharlize Theron leads a group of immortal warriors in Gina Prince-Bythewood’s fresh take on the superhero genre. Grandparents, Kin and Play Cousins: The Soul and Survival of Black FamiliesIn households where relationships break down, Black families often turn to relatives or friends to keep children close. How Does Anything Go Viral?In “The Rules of Contagion” the scientist Adam Kucharski turns to the nonbiological to understand the common features of a virus, whether physical or virtual. W.H.O. to Review Evidence of Airborne Transmission of CoronavirusThe World Health Organization plans to update its advice after hundreds of experts urged the agency to reconsider the risk of aerosol transmission. How a Saber-Tooth Marsupial Blinded Us With Its BiteThe extinct South American animal made us believe it was as fierce as a saber-tooth cat, but a new study suggests it was a mere scavenger. Study of 17 Million Identifies Crucial Risk Factors for Coronavirus DeathsThe largest study yet confirms that race, ethnicity, age and sex can raise a person’s chances of dying from Covid-19. More Recent Articles
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