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Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best to retire over budget cuts Seattle's chief of police has announced her retirement, weeks after the start of mass protests spurred by the death of George Floyd and a move by leaders to cut 100 police positions.      Former Pro Bowl DL Mike Daniels to sign with Cincinnati Bengals Former Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions defensive lineman Mike Daniels has agreed to a short-term contract with the Cincinnati Bengals.   Five states vote in primary contests on Tuesday Voters in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Connecticut and Vermont will hold races while Georgia will hold a pair of runoff contests from its June primary.   Evacuations ordered in Colorado as Grizzly Creek Fire grows to 3,200 acres Residents in parts of Colorado were forced to evacuate Tuesday as the Grizzly Creek Fire, which sparked on Monday, grew to 3,200 acres.   Top Seed Open: Serena Williams wins in return, will face sister Venus Following a six-month layoff, Serena Williams returned to the court and beat unseeded American Bernarda Pera 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 in Tuesday's opening round of the Top Seed Open.   Singer, guitarist Trini Lopez dies of COVID-19 at 83 Singer and guitarist Trini Lopez, most known for his 1960s recordings of "If I Had a Hammer" and "Lemon Tree" died on Tuesday of complications from COVID-19. He was 83.   Miami Dolphins place star CB Xavien Howard on COVID-19 list The Miami Dolphins put star cornerback Xavien Howard on the reserve/COVID-19 list.   French authorities launch investigation into 30-year-old corpse found in mansion French authorities on Tuesday launched a murder investigation following the discovery of a body that had gone unnoticed in an abandoned mansion for 30 years.   Athletics' Laureano suspended six games for brawl; Astros' Cintron gets 20 Major League Baseball has suspended Oakland Athletics outfielder Ramon Laureano six games and Houston Astros hitting coach Alex Cintron 20 games for their roles in Sunday's benches-clearing incident.   Army testing new air defense system, laser weapons The Army is evaluating new air and missile defense systems -- and testing laser weapons -- after postponing some tests due to COVID-19.   'Sanford and Son,' 'Good Times' actor Raymond Allen dies at 91 Actor Raymond Allen, best known for his roles on "Sanford and Son" and "Good Times," died Monday at the age of 91.   Thunderstorms to continue Tuesday in the wake of powerful derecho In the wake of a massive derecho that rolled across the Midwest on Monday, the same atmospheric disturbance will spark up additional rounds of heavy thunderstorms along its path into Tuesday night.   Big Ten, Pac-12 postpone football, fall sports due to COVID-19 The Big Ten and Pac-12 conferences on Tuesday postponed fall sports -- including football -- for the 2020 season due to the coronavirus pandemic.   Mauritian prime minister seeks compensation for oil spill Mauritian Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Jugnauth told Parliament he expects compensation from a Japanese shipping company behind an oil spill off the coast of the Indian Ocean island nation.   Moderna, U.S. government reach deal for 100M doses of COVID-19 vaccine Moderna reached a deal Tuesday to deliver 100 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine candidate to the U.S. government.   Carney, Churchill guided-missile destroyers headed to Florida for repairs, upgrades BAE Systems announced Tuesday that the guided-missile destroyers the USS Carney and the USS Winston S Churchill will head to its Jacksonville, Fla., shipyard for modernization work.   Supreme Court blocks Oregon group's efforts to redraw congressional map The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday blocked a lower court ruling easing a signature threshold for an Oregon group seeking to place a redistricting reform measure on the November ballot.   USS Pinckney crews seize $4.5M worth of cocaine in Caribbean Crews on the USS Pinckney seized more than 120 kilograms of suspected cocaine -- worth $4.5 million -- at the end of July, according to the Navy.   Study: Obesity increases risk of hospitalization for COVID-19 patients Adults with severe obesity are more than three times as likely to be hospitalized with severe COVID-19 than those who maintain a healthy weight, according to a study published Tuesday by the journal PNAS.   Joe Biden chooses Sen. Kamala Harris as running mate Former Vice President Joe Biden announced Kamala Harris as his running mate, making good on his months-long promise to choose a woman to be the vice presidential candidate on the Democratic ticket.   Study: Seniors can handle receiving Alzheimer's disease risk test results As detection methods for Alzheimer's disease risk improve, mental health professionals have worried what the psychological fallout of that knowledge might be. But new research suggests that people can handle the truth.   S&P 500 falls short of record high as tech stocks drag markets down The S&P 500 closed the day down 26.78 points after nearing a record high earlier in the day, as tech stocks dragged markets down to close the day.   World's last Blockbuster video store listed on Airbnb The world's last Blockbuster video store in Oregon is being listed on Airbnb for a series of 1990s-themed movie sleepover parties.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Kamala Harris, Biden's V.P. Pick, Is First Woman of Color on Major Party TicketA former rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, she will be the first woman of color to be nominated for national office by a major political party.   The Kamala Harris Pick: Geographic Balance Takes Back Seat to Gender, RaceThe days when presidential candidates would choose running mates who could deliver their home states are now long gone. What to Know About Kamala Harris, Joe Biden’s V.P. ChoiceMs. Harris, a California senator who is the first woman of color to join a major party’s national ticket, ran for president against Mr. Biden last year. Kamala Harris on the Issues: Race, Policing, Health Care and EducationMs. Harris sometimes struggled to clearly define her stances during her unsuccessful presidential campaign. But in recent months, she has emerged as a leading voice on racial justice and inequality. Trump Quickly Assails Harris, as Democrats Praise HerMs. Harris will appear with Mr. Biden in Delaware on Wednesday. Here’s the latest. Big Ten and Pac-12 Are First Marquee Conferences to Postpone FootballThe conferences plan to not play football or other sports this fall, and might attempt to hold seasons in the spring instead. Retail Chains Abandon Manhattan: ‘It’s Unsustainable’Some national chains, both retail and restaurants, are closing outlets in New York City, which are struggling more than their branches elsewhere. Russia Approves Coronavirus Vaccine Before Completing TestsThe country became the first in the world to approve a possible vaccine against the virus, despite warnings from the global authorities against cutting corners. Trump v. Putin: A Vaccine Manhood ContestAs President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia declared on Tuesday that his nation had approved the world’s first coronavirus vaccine without extensive clinical trials, public health experts worried that President Trump would feel the need to compete. How Russia’s Rushed Covid-19 Vaccine Could BackfireVaccines are among the safest medical products in the world — but only because of the intense rigor of the clinical trials that test their safety and effectiveness. Ilhan Omar Wins House Primary in MinnesotaMs. Omar, a member of the “Squad” of progressive women of color elected to the House two years ago, topped a well-funded challenger in a victory for the left. Trump’s Push to Cut Payroll Taxes Opens a Democratic Line of AttackBecause the taxes provide funding for Social Security, Democrats have seized on the issue as they try to erode support for the president among older voters. A New Clash Over Mail Voting: The Cost of the PostageSenator Chuck Schumer assailed the Postal Service for what he said was an effort to triple the cost to states of sending out mail-in ballots. The service said it was just a suggestion to use first-class mail. Kamala Harris, Russia, the Perseids: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. McDonald’s Lawsuit Puts Spotlight on Severance PolicyThe fast-food giant’s suit against its former C.E.O. may prompt other companies to review their pay and severance policies. Black Women Have Been Waiting for Kamala Harris Far Too LongThe political system has frequently ignored the concerns of the most loyal members of the Democratic Party. How to Foil Trump’s Election Night StrategyTo keep the president from claiming victory on Nov. 3, Biden supporters who can vote in person may well have to. Who Holds the Key to a New America?A historic low-income-voter turnout in 2020 would mean a victory for Democrats. Dying in Your Mother’s ArmsA palliative care doctor on finding a “good death” for children in the worst situations. What Is Your Advice for Kamala Harris?“What advice would you give her for the campaign — and beyond, if the ticket is elected?” Rage Is Both Black and American55 years after Watts, are enough of us having the same epiphany? The Revolt of the Republican StrategistsWhat the Trump era has revealed about the people who used to run Republican campaigns. Vote Counts Change. Please Don’t Panic.The “blue shift” is real. Take it seriously. Our President Got the Virus. I Barely Noticed.I was too busy cooking and cleaning and caring for my daughter. Concrete, a Centuries-Old Material, Gets a New RecipeA building block in most construction projects, concrete is responsible for about 8 percent of global carbon emissions. Several companies are working to create a greener mix. 11 Supposedly Fun Things We’ll Never Do the Same Way AgainThe pandemic could change unexpected parts of our lives for years to come, experts say. Overlooked No More: Jovita Idár, Who Promoted Rights of Mexican-Americans and WomenAs a teacher, writer, editor and activist, Idár preserved Mexican culture in South Texas and encouraged women to pursue an education and push for equal rights. Pinterest Accused of Gender Bias in Suit by Former No. 2 ExecutiveFrançoise Brougher, Pinterest’s former chief operating officer, said she was fired after speaking up about mistreatment. Virginia Man Who Drove Into Protesters Gets 6 Years in PrisonHarry H. Rogers, who prosecutors say is an admitted K.K.K. leader, faces three additional counts of attempted malicious wounding, a felony. Zomato Draws Praise for Introducing Period Leave for EmployeesZomato, a global food-delivery company based in India, drew praise for introducing the policy. Its chief executive says there is no “shame or stigma” in applying for the time off. Judge Agrees to Retire After Alzheimer’s DiagnosisJudge ShawnDya L. Simpson, 54, agreed to step down after the Commission on Judicial Conduct determined her behavior in court was “erratic and at times intemperate.” A Bible Burning, a Russian News Agency and a Story Too Good to Check OutA story about protesters burning Bibles drew condemnation from conservatives. It now appears to have been wildly exaggerated — and the first viral hit in Russia’s 2020 disinformation campaign. Where's Juan Carlos? Exit of Scandal-Plagued Former King Grips SpainHis decision to leave Spain amid investigations related to his wealth has outraged many Spaniards and caused tensions within the country’s fragile coalition government. Coronavirus Tests the Leadership Style of Goldman Sachs’s C.E.O.The pandemic has given David Solomon a chance to try out a more open-minded approach in tune with the bank’s young work force. Trini Lopez, Singing Star Who Mixed Musical Styles, Dies at 83His blend of American folk, Latin and rockabilly music captivated listeners worldwide. His secret: arrangements that people could dance to. He died of Covid-19. 17 Learning Tools For Your Next Outdoor ExcursionEver wonder how underwater creatures make light? Or what a Carolina leaf-roller eats? Our list of apps, podcasts and websites will help you figure out what’s going on in the great outdoors. Tear Down That Will: An East German Guide to Breaking the SpiritIn Jennifer Hofmann’s debut novel, “The Standardization of Demoralization Procedures,” an aging Berliner loses his sense of self. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Couldn’t Ignore What That Silence Told Me’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Perseid Meteor Shower 2020: Watch It Peak TonightMeteor showers can light up night skies from dusk to dawn, and if you’re lucky you might be able to catch a glimpse. More Recent Articles
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