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Nationals' Stephen Strasburg has carpal tunnel in hand, could need surgery Washington Nationals star pitcher Stephen Strasburg was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome in his pitching hand and may need to undergo season-ending surgery.      NBA playoffs: Celtics, Raptors take 3-0 series leads; Jazz dominate Nuggets The Boston Celtics and Toronto Raptors both took commanding 3-0 leads, while the Utah Jazz moved ahead of the Denver Nuggets in their first-round Western Conference playoff series.   Dustin Johnson takes 2-shot lead at Northern Trust; Scottie Scheffler shoots 59 Dustin Johnson got off to a remarkable start on his first nine holes and grabbed a two-shot lead Friday in the second round of The Northern Trust at TPC Boston in Norton, Mass.   Buffalo Bills CB Josh Norman out indefinitely with hamstring injury Buffalo Bills cornerback Josh Norman will be sidelined indefinitely with a hamstring injury, head coach Sean McDermott said Friday.   NHL condemns NBC Sports' Mike Milbury for comment about women The NHL condemned "insensitive and insulting" comments that NBC Sports analyst Mike Milbury made about women during the network's broadcast Thursday night.   Funeral service held for Robert Trump at White House President Donald Trump held a funeral service for his younger brother, Robert Trump, on Friday at the White House.   Trail Blazers' Zach Collins out for rest of NBA playoffs due to ankle injury Portland Trail Blazers power forward Zach Collins will miss the remainder of the 2020 NBA playoffs due to a left ankle injury.   Netflix cancels 'Society,' 'Not OK'Tropical Storm Laura nears Leeward Islands Tropical Storm Laura formed in the southern Caribbean early Friday, strengthening from a depression into a system that forecasters expect to make landfall in the southeastern United States in the coming days.   Fred Armisen, John C. Reilly to star in 'Moonbase' comedy Fred Armisen, Tim Heidecker and John C. Reilly have signed on to star in the Showtime workplace comedy, "Moonbase."   Mica Paris joins 'Eastenders' ensemble British singer, actress and TV presenter Mica Paris has begun filming scenes for her new role in "Eastenders."   S&P 500, Nasdaq have record finishes amid strong economic data The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite set new record closes Friday, erasing their pandemic losses despite an up-and-down week.   First of 4 'Outlander' specials to stream on Facebook starting Sunday Sony Pictures Home Entertainment said it plans to release on Facebook a four-part "End of Summer Series" celebrating the time-travel romance, "Outlander," and its legions of fans.   Man wins $1M thanks to favorite lottery ticket being sold out A Michigan man said a store being sold out of his preferred scratch-off lottery ticket turned out to be fortuitous when his second choice earned him a $1 million jackpot.   Watch: Contents of mysterious safe left on N.Y. farm to remain mystery A mysterious safe that appeared on a New York state farmer's property with a note attached will remain a mystery for the time being, the farmer said.   Baby albino kangaroo missing from German zoo Officials at a German zoo said a baby albino kangaroo disappeared from her enclosure and is feared to have been stolen.   Ozone levels across Northern Hemisphere have been rising for 20 years While emission levels for ozone-forming chemicals have fallen in some North American cities, new research suggests tropospheric ozone levels have increased across the Northern Hemisphere over the last 20 years.   Study questions need to wait days to give baby new foods Current guidelines on introducing solid foods to babies may hamper efforts to prevent food allergies, researchers say.   Lori Loughlin, Mossimo Giannulli get prison in college scandal Actor Lori Loughlin was sentenced to two months in federal prison and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, received five months Friday for taking part in a college admissions scam.   Fort Hood searching for missing Sgt. Elder Fernandes Fort Hood called for the public's help Friday in its search for a missing soldier, bringing attention yet again to the Army base in Texas where three service members have died in recent months.   Pentagon announces $17.4M in contracts under Defense Production Act The Pentagon announced contracts totaling $17.4 million on Friday to retain contractors' workforce capabilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.   CDC: American Indians, Alaska Natives 3 times more likely to get COVID-19 American Indians and Alaska Natives are more than three times as likely to get COVID-19 than White Americans, a new report released Friday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found.   Flu shots for kids protect everybody, study shows When elementary school students get their annual flu shot, everyone benefits, a new study shows.   Tropical Storm Genevieve moves away from Baja California Peninsula Tropical Storm Genevieve gradually weakened Friday as it moved north away from the Baja California Peninsula, forecasters said.   Yankees-Mets Subway Series postponed due to COVID-19 positives The remainder of the New York Mets and New York Yankees series was postponed Friday due to the coronavirus. The first game of the series was postponed Thursday after two members of the Mets organization tested positive.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
Netflix has canceled its shows "The Society" and "I Am Not Okay With This." 
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Hundreds of Trees Burned at Big Basin Redwoods State ParkSome of the ancient, towering conifers in Big Basin Redwoods State Park are a casualty of the fires that have wracked the state.   California Wildfires Explained: Why Does The State Have So Many?There are four key ingredients to the disastrous wildfire seasons in the West, and climate change figures prominently. DeJoy Tells Senators Election Mail Will Be Delivered ‘Fully and on Time’The postmaster general, under fire for recent changes that have slowed mail delivery, defended his approach and asked Congress to help free the Postal Service from costly retirement obligations. Postal Crisis Hits Rural America HardThe Postal Service is crucial to farmers and rural areas that President Trump won in 2016. Now, residents worry it is being dismantled. Facebook Braces Itself for Trump to Cast Election Results DoubtsThe world’s biggest social network is working out what steps to take should President Trump use its platform to dispute the vote. Biden Always Had a Simple Message. He Rode It to the Nomination.Joseph R. Biden Jr. never wavered from his central message: that President Trump was a danger to American democracy, while he was a stable, experienced leader. Now it will be tested in a fierce battle with the president. The 7 Takeaways From The 2020 DNCJoe Biden rallied the party around him, with help from Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders. But even as Democrats reach out to disaffected moderates, they’re also holding together a fractured coalition. Fact-Checking the Democratic National ConventionThe four-day virtual event focused on character rather than policy. Still, Democrats exaggerated about Social Security, jobs and the coronavirus pandemic. For Quick Coronavirus Testing, Israel Turns to a Clever AlgorithmInspired by a mother’s question, the new method will be introduced across Israel this fall, just in time for flu season, and could be coming soon to the U.S. Kenya’s Health Workers, Unprotected and Falling Ill, Walk Off JobHundreds of health workers have tested positive and some have died, while health facilities are overwhelmed and government officials are accused of stealing funds for medical supplies. Aleksei Navalny, Critic of Putin, Is Being Flown to Germany After Day of DelaysAleksei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader suspected to have been poisoned, was flown out of a Siberian city early Saturday after a German medical team said it was safe for him to travel. In Belarus Town, People Tasted a Bite of Freedom. It Lasted 2 Days.Protesters in Grodno won some extraordinary concessions from the local government, including a police apology and a pledge of press freedom. They did not last long. Belarus Worker Takes Up Mantle of Protest LeaderSergei A. Dylevsky, a Belarusian tractor factory worker, has emerged as a populist leader in demonstrations against President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko. Episode One: The Book of StatusesFrom Serial and The New York Times: “Nice White Parents” looks at the 60-year relationship between white parents and the public school down the block. A Pandemic-Proof Bubble?The N.B.A. has sealed off its players and staff in a secure campus in Florida — a medical and social experiment unlike anything in the history of sports. Joe’s Fearsome Weapon Against Trump: Simple DecencyBiden takes on Donnie Darkness and promises to bring us into the light. Obama’s Call to Save AmericaIn his convention speech, the former president sought to renew faith in the democratic project. Is the Lockdown Making You Depressed, or Are You Just Bored?We shouldn’t pathologize normal unpleasant emotions — which doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do something about them. With the Speech of His Life, Joe Biden Becomes the Man for This MomentA country in pain gets a lesson in perseverance. Trumpism Is a Racket, and Steve Bannon Knew ItIn the MAGA movement, you’re either a predator or a mark. Where Hope and History RhymeJoe Biden’s speech did not soar. That’s good. America is looking for decency and competence. Giorgio Agamben, the Philosopher Trying to Explain the CoronavirusGiorgio Agamben criticizes the “techno-medical despotism” of quarantines and closings. ‘Tenet’ Review: Christopher Nolan’s Time-Bending Take on James BondJohn David Washington stars as an unnamed, uncreased C.I.A. agent in a spectacle full of scenes running backward and forward. How the ‘Useful Idiots’ of Liberal New York Fueled Income InequalityKurt Andersen, founder of Spy magazine and the author of “Evil Geniuses,” on how affluent lefties slept through the escalating inequality crisis. Including him. Ex-Green Beret Charged With Spying for Russia in Elaborate SchemeProsecutors said he provided classified information to Russian intelligence operatives for years, betraying the United States. Trump Holds a Rare White House Funeral for His Younger Brother, RobertIt was the first time a president has held an East Room funeral for a member of his family in nearly 100 years. David Pecker Out as Chief of National Enquirer PublisherAs the longtime media executive moves to an adviser role, American Media, the parent of The National Enquirer, has been renamed A360Media as part of a planned merger with a logistics company. The TV Divide: Convention Ratings Surge on MSNBC as Fox News DipsLive television viewership for the Democratic National Convention fell 17.6 percent from 2016, but many Americans watched online. China’s Xi Jinping Declares War on Food WasteThe Communist Party’s “clean plate” campaign targets livestreaming extreme eaters, wasteful diners and others amid concerns about China’s ability to feed its 1.4 billion people. U.K. Exam Chaos Prompts Stampede for College PlacesUniversities rejected thousands of students when exam results were announced. With those grades now withdrawn, many are demanding places that have already been filled. Lori Loughlin Gets 2 Months in College Admissions CaseThe scandal has forced change to admissions rules, yet some observers say the shifts weren’t sweeping enough. National Zoo Panda Gives BirthMei Xiang, a 22-year-old giant panda at the Smithsonian zoo in Washington, D.C., is the oldest panda to give birth in the United States, officials said. We Heard Our First Live Music in Months. Nothing Beats It.In-person concerts are cautiously re-emerging. So two of our critics took in a quartet performance in a parking lot. Direct from Edinburgh: Theaters Are Closed, but a ‘Zoo’ Is OpenAmong the performances you can catch online are a one-woman show about sexual assault and riffs on “Heart of Darkness” and “Rocky.” ‘Comfort Viewing’: 3 Reasons I Love ‘Melrose Place’When did everything get so serious? This ’90s prime-time soap was sensational in every sense. What to Cook This WeekendThis may just be the occasion for Melissa Clark’s latest, lamb chops with lettuce and ranch dressing. Late Night Savors Steve Bannon’s Arrest (and His Photo)The former Trump adviser has been charged with fraud, but the hosts seemed almost as interested in his current look. Seth Meyers called him a “baked-potato Fabio.” More Recent Articles
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