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Tropical Storm Josephine to veer away from U.S. mainland Tropical Storm Josephine is expected to keep well north of Puerto Rico and east of the mainland United States to avoid serious impacts there, forecasters said Saturday.      Wrecked oil tanker breaks in half, spilling more oil off coast of Mauritius A ship that wrecked off the coast of Mauritius in July broke in two Saturday, prompting concern that more oil could spill out near the island and cause a significant threat to marine life.   USPS halts removal of collection boxes until after Election Day A U.S. Postal Service spokesman said the agency will stop taking down mail collection boxes until after Election Day.   Trump administration withdraws William Pendley's nomination to run BLM The Trump administration withdrew the nomination of William "Perry" Pendley to the Bureau of Land Management Saturday amid political pressure from both sides of the aisle.   FDA authorizes open source, saliva-based COVID-19 test The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued an emergency use authorization Saturday to the Yale School of Public Health for an open source, saliva-based COVID-19 test that uses commercially available equipment.   COVID-19: New York reports lowest number of new cases since March, Florida numbers stable Florida officials reported a reduction in the number of positive COVID-19 cases, but also said they expected the number of deaths to increase in the coming weeks, while New York reported a record high number of tests.   COVID-19: South Korea reimposes social distancing after cases spike South Korea reimposed social distancing measures Saturday to curb COVID-19 after local cases spiked in the capital.   Illinois' longest-serving governor, James 'Big Jim' Thompson, dies Illinois' longest-serving governor, James Thompson, has died, his family announced. He was 84.   President Donald Trump order gives TikTok's owner 90 days to divest from U.S. assets President Donald Trump issued an executive order giving ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, 90 days to divest from its U.S. assets and any data the video-sharing app had gathered in the United States.   Georgia's Stone Mountain Park closes ahead of far-right rally, counterprotest Stone Mountain Park closed Saturday to stop a planned far-right rally and a counterprotest there, but demonstrations went ahead in town.   Polish, U.S. leaders sign agreement to increase U.S. military presence in Poland Poland and the United States signed an agreement Saturday that will increase the number of U.S. troops in Poland.   Tropical Storm Kyle moves into open waters of Atlantic Tropical Storm Kyle moved away from the U.S. East Coast on Saturday, one day after forming near Atlantic City, N.J.   VJ Day: Japan's PM pledges to never 'repeat of the tragedy of war' Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pledged Saturday never to "repeat the tragedy of war" during a commemoration marking VJ Day, the day Japan surrendered in World War II.   3 Mississippi officers charged with murder Three police officers in Mississippi have been charged with murder for the beating death of a 62-year-old man last year.   Appeals court rules against California's ban on large-capacity magazines A federal appeals court has ruled against California's ban on large-capacity magazines, affirming a lower court's decision that the ban violates the Second Amendment.   Heat wave fuels Lake, Ranch fires in Southern California Los Angeles-area officials lifted some evacuation orders Saturday as firefighters battled a 17,000-acre blaze amid what could be a record-breaking heat wave in Southern California, officials said.   Tig Notaro replaces Chris D’Elia in 'Army of the Dead' Tig Notaro has replaced fellow comedian Chris D'Elia in Zack Snyder's Netflix movie, "Army of the Dead," after D'Elia was accused of sexual misconduct.   New 'Clueless' spin-off lands at Peacock A new mystery drama focused on the character Dionne from the 1995 comedy film "Clueless" is in development at the Peacock subscription service.   Kerry Washington, Ben Platt to guest host 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' "Scandal" alum Kerry Washington and "The Politician" actor Ben Platt have been booked as guest hosts of the late-night chat program, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"   Nina Dobrev, Jimmy O. Yang to star in Netflix's 'Love Hard' Nina Dobrev, Jimmy O. Yang and Charles Melton are set to star in Netflix's romantic comedy, "Love Hard."   Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' tops the U.S. album chart again Pop star Taylor Swift's "Folklore" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a second consecutive week.   United Nations rejects U.S. proposal to extend Iran arms embargo The United Nations Security Council has rejected the U.S. proposal to extend an arms embargo on Iran.   On This Day, Aug. 15: Woodstock opens at New York farm On Aug.15, 1969, the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival, often described as a landmark counterculture event, opened on Max Yasgur's farm near Bethel, N.Y.   'Beanbag' rounds shot at protesters caused severe injuries, ER doctors say ER physicians in Austin, Texas, report report a number cases of severe, maiming injuries -- including skull fractures, brain hemorrhages and broken jaws -- in young protesters hit by beanbag rounds fired by police.   Famous birthdays for Aug. 15: Anthony Anderson, Jennifer Lawrence Actor Anthony Anderson turns 50 and actor Jennifer Lawrence turns 30, among the famous birthdays for Aug. 15.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Postal Crisis Ripples Across Nation as Election LoomsPresident Trump’s furious objection to mail-in balloting and a new Trump-allied postmaster general are raising fears about the election and the Postal Service.   ‘We’re Clearly Not Doing Enough’: Drop in Testing Hampers Coronavirus ResponseFor the first time during the pandemic, the United States saw a downward trend in the number of coronavirus tests conducted each day. As Colleges Move Classes Online, Families Rebel Against the CostSchools face rising demands for tuition rebates, increased aid and leaves of absence as students ask if college is becoming “glorified Skype.” The 'Basketball Cop' Was a Hero in One Video. Another Told a Different Story.Bobby White was celebrated as the “Basketball Cop” after millions saw a video of him shooting hoops with local teenagers. A recording from two years earlier shows him throwing a young Black man on the hood of his car during an arrest. ‘Coronavirus Schools Briefing’A newsletter on how the pandemic is upending education. Coming soon. What the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Biography Says About BritainPrince Harry confused sacrifice with service. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, confused it with fame. People Aren’t Reading or Watching Movies. They’re Gaming.During the pandemic, digital three-dimensional environments are where much of life is taking place. The 19th Amendment: An Important Milestone in an Unfinished JourneyA century later, it’s past time to recognize the women of color who were sidelined in the fight for gender and racial equality. Biden Dreams of KamelotTrumpworld dismisses Harris as calculating. But we need a woman who can calculate a way out of the mess this president has made. Learning to Love Joe BidenHe’s not out on the campaign trail now, but when he was a young man in a hurry, he told us who he was. The Week QAnon Went MainstreamA supporter of the dangerous conspiracy theory is most likely headed to Congress. The social media platforms have some soul-searching to do. Kamala Harris's Undertold, Undersold StoryAs a prosecutor she can make you tremble. But as a trailblazer can she make you cry? The Improbable Journey of the Suffragist SashHow a strip of fabric went from iconic protest accessory to pageant queen prop to bachelorette party wear. ‘Kamala Harris’s Nomination Is Everything to Me’For some, the senator’s being on the Democratic ticket is about more than just the vice presidency. Georgia Trooper Is Charged in Fatal Shooting of Black DriverThe trooper, who is white, was fired and charged with murder a week after the killing, which happened after the driver had been pulled over for having a broken taillight, the authorities said. Lights Dim and Worries Mount as a Heat Wave Roasts CaliforniaOverwhelmed by demand, California’s power grid imposed rotating blackouts, while the coronavirus crisis created a dilemma for those who were unable to stay cool at home. Trump Campaign Makes Huge Digital Ad Buy During Democratic ConventionThe Trump campaign is trying to make sure that Mr. Trump’s message will be almost impossible to miss even during the Democrats’ biggest week. Tribute in Lights Will Shine After All, Officials SayThe National September 11 Memorial & Museum had said the display would have to be canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Barred From a Confederate Shrine, Protesters Scuffle in GeorgiaFar-right groups hoping to rally at Stone Mountain were thwarted when the park was closed, and were met with counterprotests in a town where some would rather bridge racial divides than widen them. Shifting Dynamics of the Mideast Pushed Israel and U.A.E. TogetherPrime Minister Netanyahu’s quest to open relations with Arab countries without settling the Palestinian conflict long seemed quixotic. External events changed the equation. Bald Eagle Sends Government Drone Into Lake MichiganA Michigan state environmental agency, which is abbreviated E.G.L.E., lost a $950 drone in the aerial battle. How Do You Solve a Moon Mystery? Fire a Laser at ItResearchers have used reflective prisms left on the moon’s surface for decades, but had increasingly seen problems with their effectiveness. Beer Truly Is the Champagne of CocktailsThe next time you crack open a cold one, consider its possibilities. More Recent Articles
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