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Magic's Jonathan Isaac first in NBA bubble to stand during anthem Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac became the first NBA player inside the league's bubble to stand for the national anthem before a seeding game.      Brendon Todd takes two-shot lead at WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational Brendon Todd shot a 5-under 65 Friday to grab a two-shot lead through two rounds of the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tenn.   MLB commissioner Rob Manfred warns 2020 season could be shut down MLB commissioner Rob Manfred informed MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark on Friday that the 2020 season could be shut down if teams fail to do a better job of handling the coronavirus.   Florida braces for impact as Hurricane Isaias bears down Government officials and residents in Florida were in full preparation mode on Friday as Hurricane Isaias pounded the Bahamas with strong winds and heavy rains, and moved closer to the U.S. mainland.   Supreme Court allows border wall construction during challenges The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the Trump administration can proceed with plans to build a portion of the border wall while a challenge to use of Pentagon funds to do so plays out in court.   Detroit Lions safety Jayron Kearse receives 3-game suspension New Detroit Lions safety Jayron Kearse was suspended three games for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.   Negotiators fail to agree on COVID-19 relief as Congress adjourns Congress adjourned for the weekend Friday without coming to an agreement on a new coronavirus relief bill as key stimulus benefits expired.   NFL gives ex-Steelers, Patriots WR Antonio Brown 8-game suspension Free-agent wide receiver Antonio Brown has received an eight-game suspension without pay for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy.   3 arrested for cryptocurrency hack of Obama, Biden Twitter accounts Three people, including two teens, were charged Friday with being behind a hack of Twitter accounts belonging to Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Bill Gates and others as part of a cryptocurrency scam.   COVID-19 risk 3 times higher for front-line health workers as than public, study finds Front-line healthcare workers in the United States and Britain were more than three times as likely to report a positive COVID-19 test during the first few weeks of the pandemic, an analysis published by The Lancet said.   Army culture, strategy need to transform for 21st century, Gen. James McConville says Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville outlined goals to reform Army culture and tactics for the 21st century, as well as the U.S. role in the Indo-Pacific and need for closer relations there, at an event on Friday.   Appeals court overturns death sentence for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev A federal appeals court on Friday overturned the death sentence for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, one of the two brothers responsible for the Boston Marathon bombing that killed three people.   Cave sediments suggest global cooling 13K years ago not caused by asteroid Geochemical signatures found in sediments from a Texas cave suggest the Younger Dryas, a period of global cooling that occurred 13,000 years ago, was caused by Earth-based processes, not an extraterrestrial impact.   Hungary upgrades military with delivery of German tanks The Hungarian army received four refurbished Leopard 2 tanks from its German manufacturer as it awaits delivery of 44 upgraded tanks starting in 2023.   Investigation of water-borne contaminants starts at former Reese AFB, Texas Investigative field work began on contaminants in the groundwater of the former Reese Air Base, Texas, the U.S. Air Force said.   Girlfriend's comment about spelling leads man to lottery jackpot A British Columbia man who won nearly $75,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket said he chose his ticket because his girlfriend said he needed to work on his spelling.   Coca-Cola With Coffee to hit shelves in January Coca-Cola on Friday introduced its latest attempt to fuse its signature soft drink with coffee in three different flavors.   Art imitates life for Val Kilmer, daughter Mercedes, in 'Paydirt' Mercedes Kilmer said she was happy to make her feature film debut in "Paydirt" opposite a talented leading man -- her father, "Top Gun" and "The Doors" icon Val Kilmer.   Watch: Deputies rescue bear cubs trapped in Colorado dumpster Sheriff's deputies in Colorado came to the rescue of three bear cubs that wound up trapped inside a commercial dumpster.   Navy's esports team streaming again after pause for review The U.S. Navy said its esports team will resume streaming on the Twitch social media channel on Friday, after pausing several weeks ago to review guidelines.   CDC: 44% of attendees at Georgia overnight camp test positive for COVID-19 Nearly half of the children and staff at an overnight camp held in Georgia in June tested positive for COVID-19, according to data released Friday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.   House passes $1.3T spending bill The House on Friday approved a six-bill spending package to the tune of $1.3 trillion that includes some $210 billion for emergency funding in response to the coronavirus pandemic.   Watch: Paramedics pull over to rescue skunk with cup stuck over head A pair of Ontario paramedics came to the rescue of a skunk struggling to free itself from a cup stuck over its head.   Look: Alligator removed from suburban Chicago lake Firefighters in a Chicago suburb said a 3 1/2-foot alligator was captured after being spotted swimming in a local lake.   Lockheed, Boeing and Saab bid on Canada's fighter jet contract Lockheed Martin, with its F-35 fighter plane, joined Boeing and Saab on Friday in submitting bids to build advanced aircraft for Canada's armed forces.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Mail Delays Fuel Concern Trump Is Undercutting Postal System Ahead of VotingThe president’s long campaign against the Postal Service is intersecting with his assault on mail-in voting amid concerns that he has politicized oversight of the agency.   Karen Bass, Susan Rice Rise As Biden's Search for V.P. Nears EndTwo women, Representative Karen Bass and Susan Rice, the former national security adviser, are among the most formidable contenders on Joe Biden’s list. A Better Year for Trump’s Family Business (Last Year, That Is)In 2019, the Trump Organization showed improvement over the previous year. But the company’s minimum reported revenues still fell short of the president’s first year in office, his new financial disclosure shows. Trump’s Coronavirus Testing Chief Concedes a Lag in Test ResultsWith the reopening plans of schools and businesses hinging on rapid test results, the Trump administration’s testing czar says a two- to three-day turnaround “is not possible.” The Coronavirus Infected Hundreds at a Georgia Summer CampThe camp took precautions but did not require campers to wear masks, the C.D.C. reported. Singing and cheering may have helped spread the virus. Florida Teenager Is Charged as ‘Mastermind’ of Twitter HackThe authorities arrested a 17-year-old who they said ran a scheme that targeted the accounts of celebrities, including former President Barack Obama and Elon Musk. Two others were also charged. Microsoft Said to Be in Talks to Buy TikTok, as Trump Weighs Curtailing AppThe discussions come as TikTok’s ownership by a Chinese company is under scrutiny by the White House and lawmakers. James Murdoch Resigns From News CorpWhile his elder brother, Lachlan Murdoch, rises in the family business, James Murdoch has grown more distant from his father’s companies. Testing, TikTok, Beyoncé: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A #MeToo Moment in the MilitaryWhat happened to 20-year-old Specialist Vanessa Guillen, and how the United States responded. Big Tech Companies Report Big ProfitsBig tech companies reported bumper profits in the shadow of congressional scrutiny over their outsize market power. Federal Agents Don’t Need Army FatiguesIf you’re an officer of the law, dress like one. Leave the soldiering to soldiers. Coronavirus Forced Indian Workers on a Deadly JourneyHow a photograph of a young man cradling his dying friend sent me on a journey across India. Scared That Covid-19 Immunity Won’t Last? Don’t BeDropping antibody counts aren’t a sign that our immune system is failing against the coronavirus, nor an omen that we can’t develop a viable vaccine. Trump, Please Quit Before You’re FiredBy walking away, he can save the lives of supporters who have listened to his lethal quackery. The Less Impossible Israeli-Palestinian PeaceThe two-state idea is comatose but not dead. Trump Has Been Comparing Himself to Nixon. That’s Hooey.The former president could only dream of wielding the police powers Mr. Trump has seized for himself. John Lewis Was the Anti-TrumpThe president doesn’t seem to know what democracy is; the congressman embodied it. John Lewis: Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our NationThough I may not be here with you, I urge you to answer the highest calling of your heart and stand up for what you truly believe. Andrew Cuomo: Coronavirus Tests Can Have Fast Results, Here’s HowStates should look to New York’s strategies. 3 Post-Coronavirus Economic Reforms to Make the World BetterThe crisis could be a catalyst for overhauling the economic world order. Beyoncé’s ‘Black Is King’: Let’s DiscussSix critics on the visual album rooted in her “Lion King”-inspired record “The Gift,” a grand statement of African-diaspora pride and creative power. Isabel Wilkerson’s ‘Caste’ Is an ‘Instant American Classic’ About Our Abiding SinWilkerson’s new book makes unsettling comparisons between India’s treatment of its untouchables, Nazi Germany’s treatment of Jews and America’s treatment of African-Americans. A Brief History of ‘Karen’In 1965, it was the third-most-popular baby name in the United States. In 2018, it was the 635th — and today it’s even less popular. How did Karens fall so far? Boston Marathon Bomber’s Death Sentence Is Thrown Out by CourtDzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was convicted after bombings that killed three people and wounded more than 260, will receive a new penalty-phase trial. Lawmakers ‘Alarmed’ by Reports U.S. Envoy Told Brazil It Could Help Re-elect TrumpThe House Foreign Affairs Committee has begun an inquiry into multiple reports in the Brazilian media that the U.S. ambassador was framing negotiations over ethanol tariffs in partisan terms. Alaska Midair Collision Kills 7, Officials SayGary Knopp, a Republican member of the State House of Representatives, was among those killed. He was piloting one of the planes. Supreme Court Lets Trump Keep Building His Border WallThe court refused to lift a year-old stay notwithstanding an appeals court ruling that the construction was unlawful. Hurricane Isaias Rakes the Bahamas on a Track for Florida’s East CoastThe National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane warning for over 150 miles of the Florida coastline, stretching from Boca Raton to the northern bound of Brevard County. How Italy Turned Around Its Coronavirus CalamityAfter a stumbling start, the country has gone from being a global pariah to a model — however imperfect — of viral containment that holds lessons for its neighbors and for the United States. Homeland Security Shuts Down ‘Intelligence’ Reports on JournalistsThe acting secretary of homeland security said that he would investigate his department’s dissemination of the tweets of journalists who uncovered agency documents. Trump Officials Reconsider Prosecuting ISIS ‘Beatles’ Without Death PenaltyAmerican military officials in Iraq want two detainees taken off their hands and a British court has blocked sharing evidence for any death-penalty case. But other options are also getting a second look. Nello, Beloved by Rich New Yorkers, Is Dinged Over Illicit Indoor DiningThe Upper East Side restaurant was accused of serving eight people inside, violating New York’s orders. ‘The Better I Got in Sports, the Worse the Racism Got’Patty Mills, a key reserve for the San Antonio Spurs, said he developed an emotional shield from a lifetime of racial abuse, but he is using the platform of the N.B.A.’s restart to speak out against racism. The Lynn Shelton That Marc Maron KnewThe comedian and podcaster reflects on his relationship with the filmmaker and TV director who died unexpectedly in May. Muppet Meta Mania, Revived for the Streaming EraThe Muppets were made of, by and for TV. Two new shows, “Muppets Now” on Disney+ and “The Not-Too-Late Show With Elmo” on HBO Max, reimagine the media-savvy furry friends for a new age. The Unschooled ArtistsTaking lessons in creativity from my kids. An Onslaught of Sports Set for AugustThe N.H.L., Champions League, U.S. Open Tennis and Tour de France are all slated to return this month … virus permitting. The Romans Called it ‘Alexandrian Glass.’ Where Was It Really From?Trace quantities of isotopes hint at the true origin of a kind of glass that was highly prized in the Roman Empire. More Recent Articles
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