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Ralph Fiennes to star in London stage production of 'Beat the Devil' "Harry Potter" icon and "Schindler's List" actor Ralph Fiennes is to star in the London stage production of "Beat the Devil," the show's website said.      New York Jets to sign ex-New England Patriots WR Chris Hogan With injuries starting to pile up at the position, the New York Jets are signing former New England Patriots wide receiver Chris Hogan.   Pelosi calls for House to return this week for Postal Service vote House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called for the House to return to session this week for a vote on a bill to prevent the Trump administration from implementing changes to the U.S. Postal Service.   Ohio State QB Justin Fields starts petition to reinstate Big Ten football season Ohio State Buckeyes star quarterback Justin Fields, one of the Big Ten's most prominent players, has started a petition requesting the conference immediately reinstate its 2020 football season.   Jazz's Mike Conley leaves NBA bubble for son's birth; Bruins' Tuukka Rask opts out Utah Jazz veteran point guard Mike Conley has left the NBA's bubble in Orlando, Fla., for the birth of his son, while Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask exited the NHL's bubble because of coronavirus concerns.   Jim Herman wins Wyndham Championship, qualifies for FedEx playoffs Jim Herman overcame a four-stroke deficit to win the Wyndham Championship on Sunday for his third PGA Tour title and a spot in the FedEx Cup playoffs.   Watch: Chicago White Sox belt four straight home runs vs. St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals reliever Roel Ramirez became the first pitcher in league history to give up four consecutive home runs in his MLB debut when the Chicago White Sox roughed him up in the fifth inning.   New York reports COVID-19 positivity rate below 1% for ninth straight day The state of New York reported a COVID-19 positivity rate 0.78% on Sunday, the ninth consecutive day with a rate lower than 1%.   At least 16 killed in attack on beachside hotel Somalia's capital Somalia's Ministry of Information said Sunday that at least 16 people, including five attackers, were killed in a gunfight after a car bomb detonated outside a beachside hotel in Mogadishu.   Northern California wildfire spawns rare firenado Northern California was alerted to a rare tornado warning unlike any other by the National Weather Service -- a fire tornado.   Israel conducts airstrikes in Gaza after intercepting Hamas missile fire The Israeli Defense Forces said it struck a military compound in Gaza in response to two rockets that were fired from the region on Saturday night.   S. Korea, U.S. to stage joint summertime exercise this week South Korea and the United States decided to kick off their annual summertime combined exercise in an adjusted manner this week, military officials said Sunday, following the postponement oftspringtime training due to the coronavirus.   Tropical storms Josephine, Kyle fizzle in Atlantic A flurry of tropical activity swarmed the Atlantic Ocean Basin over the past week, but as the peak of hurricane season approaches, there are more areas of concern before the end of August.   Elizabeth Debicki to play Princess Diana on 'The Crown' Elizabeth Debicki has confirmed she signed on to play Britain's Princess Diana in Seasons 5 and 6 of "The Crown" on Netflix.   'SpongeBob Movie' tops North American box office with $900K "The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run" is the No. 1 movie in North America this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com said Sunday.   At least 18 shot, 4 dead in multiple shootings in Cincinnati Police in Cincinnati said at least 18 people were shot and four were killed in multiple shootings throughout the city overnight.   Anthony Anderson honored with Walk of Fame star Actor and producer Anthony Anderson has been honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.   Chrissy Teigen said she didn't know she was pregnant before breast surgery Television personality Chrissy Teigen said on Twitter she didn't know she was pregnant with her third child when she underwent breast-reduction surgery a few months ago.   Actor, producer Ash Christian dead at 35 Actor and producer Ash Christian has died in his sleep while on vacation in Mexico. He was 35.   Heat dome sweltering western U.S. with days of record-high temperatures A heat wave for the record books is underway across the western United States, which is leading to complications with not only the drought and wildfire situation, but also the power grid in one state.   Robert Trump, younger brother of president, dies at 71 Robert Trump, the younger brother of President Donald Trump, died Saturday night in a New York hospital, the White House said in a statement. He was 71.   Famous birthdays for Aug. 16: Vanessa Carlton, Timothy Hutton Singer Vanessa Carlton turns 40 and actor Timothy Hutton turns 60, among the famous birthdays for Aug. 16.   Jurnee Smollett: Racism 'more of a threat' than 'Lovecraft Country' monsters Jurnee Smollett and Jonathan Majors star in HBO's new series "Lovecraft Country," in which H.P. Lovecraft's creatures intersect with racism in the American '50s.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Pelosi to Recall House for Postal Service Vote as Democrats Press for DeJoy to TestifyThe House will cut short its summer recess to consider legislation that would counter changes at the Postal Service that critics say undermine casting ballots by mail.   Who is Louis DeJoy?The official at the center of the controversy over the Postal Service is a major Trump donor with a career in logistics. Trump’s Policies Are a Boon to the Super Rich. So Where Are All the Seven-Figure Checks?Only a small fraction of the president’s top donors from 2016 have given as much to his re-election effort. How Kamala Harris’s Family in India Helped Shape Her ValuesThe Democratic vice-presidential pick gained part of her foundation from her mother’s side of the family, which defied stereotypes in India and promoted equality for women. Looming Fee Increase Could Thwart Many U.S. Citizenship ApplicationsThe Trump administration is planning a sharp increase in the cost of naturalization this fall. Critics say it is part of a pattern intended to discourage immigration from poor nations. Fearing a ‘Twindemic,’ Health Experts Push Urgently for Flu ShotsThere’s no vaccine for Covid-19, but there’s one for influenza. With the season’s first doses now shipping, officials are struggling over how to get people to take it. Can Los Angeles Schools Test 700,000 Students and 75,000 Employees? That’s the PlanClasses will start remotely. But the nation’s second-largest school district has perhaps the most ambitious plan to test students and employees for the coronavirus. The Week Old Hollywood Finally, Actually DiedThe streaming services are in charge, and bringing a ruthless new culture with them. The Sunday Read: ‘Unwanted Truths’Inside President Trump’s battles with U.S. intelligence agencies ‘Coronavirus Schools Briefing’A newsletter on how the pandemic is upending education. Coming soon. Meet Young Joe Biden, the ‘Wild Stallion’He’s not out on the campaign trail now, but when he was a young man in a hurry, he told us who he was. Your Questions About Coronavirus Testing, AnsweredAmerica needs a national testing plan. In the absence of that, here’s what local governments, institutions and individuals need to know. Junipero Serra's SinsIn California, protesters have toppled statues of Junipero Serra, whose missions brutalized Native Americans. How should we think of him now? QAnon Was a Theory on a Message Board. Now It’s Headed to Congress.A supporter of the dangerous conspiracy theory won a primary runoff on Tuesday. The social media platforms have some soul-searching to do. ‘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. 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. The Single Strip of Fabric That Went From ‘Votes for Women’ to ‘Miss America’The sash has had an improbable journey, worn by both suffragists and bachelorettes. They’re Teens Biking Across a Turbulent Country. The Lessons Keep Coming.The romance of the open road is well established: meeting strangers, self-enlightenment, getting lost and breaking down. Would these ideals hold up in the cruel summer of 2020? Japan’s Economy Contracts 7.8 Percent, Worst Decline on RecordThe quarterly slide, an annualized drop of 27.8 percent, coincides with a long and uncertain road to recovery. 3 Texas Police Officers Are Shot, and a Standoff FollowsOfficers from Cedar Park, near Austin, were in stable condition after responding to a call and encountering gunfire, officials said. Rolling Blackouts in California Have Power Experts StumpedManagers of the electric system argue that a lack of power prompted the decision to enact blackouts, though demand this weekend fell short of the state’s peak years. Protests Grow in Thailand, Where Speaking Out Can Be PerilousDemonstrators are demanding change in a country with a long history of suppressing dissent. Some protesters are even defying the taboo against criticizing the monarchy. Cincinnati Shooting Leaves 2 Dead and 9 Wounded, Police SayIt was the deadliest of four shootings late Saturday and early on Sunday. Officials said the episodes were unrelated and a motive remained unknown. Belarus Protests Eclipse Rally in Defense of Defiant LeaderTens of thousands of people gathered in Minsk to oppose President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko’s declared election victory. Fire Tornadoes Reported in Northern California WildfireThe National Weather Service issued an unusual warning on Saturday about the possibility of “a fire-induced tornado.” Christophe Girard, Former Deputy Mayor of Paris, Accused of Sexual AbuseAllegations come atop a political downfall for Christophe Girard, who resigned after criticism of his ties to a pedophile writer. The Israel-U.A.E. Deal and the Beirut Blast Both Box in IranWith Arab neighbors more worried about Iran than Israel, is Tehran losing the battle for influence in the region? The Los Angeles Teams Are the Best in the West, but Questions RemainCan the Lakers and the Clippers meet expectations as the N.B.A. playoffs begin? We Didn’t See Our Kids for 109 DaysTwo Manhattan doctors sent their girls to Singapore while they worked the front lines — and then the country closed its borders. Robert Trump, the President’s Younger Brother, Dies at 71A loyal spokesman for the family, he shunned the spotlight and had “zero sense of entitlement.” Why A "Hidden" Trump Vote Can't Explain His Bad Poll NumbersRepublicans insist that millions of Americans want to vote for Trump but won’t admit it. Polling experts tell a different story. More Recent Articles
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