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Haotong Li grabs Round 2 lead at PGA Championship; Tiger Woods makes cut Haotong Li hit only four fairways Friday at TPC Harding Park but still managed to take a two-stroke lead at the PGA Championship in San Francisco.      Champions League: Manchester City, Lyon advance to quarterfinals Manchester City and Lyon advanced to the final eight of the Champions League with aggregate wins Friday, nearly five months after the first leg.   Washington Football Team releases Derrius Guice after domestic violence arrest The Washington Football Team has released running back Derrius Guice, less than two hours after the former LSU tailback was arrested on domestic violence charges.   Apple Fire spreads, prompting new evacuation warning The Apple Fire grew by more than 1,000 acres Friday, prompting a new evacuation warning in Southern California, local officials said.   Giants' Baker formally charged in Florida robbery; Seahawks' Dunbar not charged Prosecutors in Florida said they are charging New York Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker with four counts of robbery with a firearm but won't file criminal charges against Seattle Seahawks defensive back Quinton Dunbar.   Stimulus negotiations stall; President Donald Trump promises to take action During a primetime news conference, President Donald Trump said he plans to take action to extend some coronavirus relief benefits after negotiators were unable to come to terms on a stimulus package earlier in the day.   SpaceX, ULA win large government launch contracts The U.S. military on Friday awarded new defense contracts worth billions of dollars to space launch companies United Launch Alliance and SpaceX, which won a four-way contest, defeating Blue Origin and Northrop Grumman.   Cubs-Cardinals opener postponed after another positive coronavirus test Friday's series opener between the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals was postponed after another Cardinals player tested positive for the coronavirus.   China, Iran seek to undermine Trump; Russia is anti-Biden, intelligence expert says China and Iran are working to undermine President Donald Trump's chances of re-election, while Russia prefers former Vice President Joe Biden loses in November, the top U.S. elections intelligence official said Friday.   Florida Current study confirms decline in strength of Gulf Stream New research suggests the strength of the Florida Current, which forms the beginning of the Gulf Stream, has weakened considerably over the last century.   U.S. military surpasses 30,000 COVID-19 cases The number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. military passed the 30,000 threshold this week, the Pentagon reported on Friday.   Ex-Angels employee charged with providing drugs that led to Tyler Skaggs OD Authorities in Texas arrested a former Los Angeles Angels employee, accusing him of providing the fentanyl that led to pitcher Tyler Skaggs' overdose death last year, federal prosecutors said Friday.   France-Cyprus defense cooperation pact takes effect A defense cooperation agreement between France and Cyprus, three years in the making, is now in force, the Cypriot government announced this week.   COVID-19 deaths in U.S. surpass 160K amid another 60,000 cases The COVID-19 death toll in the United States has surpassed 160,000, updated scientific research data showed Friday.   British Foreign Office's 'Chief Mouser' announces retirement Palmerston, the British Foreign Office's famous feline "Chief Mouser," announced he is retiring to "spend more time relaxing away from the limelight."   One-third of children hospitalized with COVID-19 require ICU care, CDC says Roughly one in three children hospitalized with COVID-19 across the country have required treatment in the intensive care unit, according to figures released Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.   F-16 pilots to face off against artificial intelligence in simulated dogfight for DARPA An aerial combat simulation between an F-16 pilot and an artificial intelligence algorithm is part of the government-sponsored "Alpha Dog Trials" on Aug. 20.   'Invisible' words reveal common structure among famous stories By tracing the abundance of 'invisible' words -- pronouns, articles and other short words -- researchers were able to identify patterns shared by a diversity of stories, from Shakespeare to Spielberg.   Air India flight crashes landing in the rain; at least 20 dead An Air India Express jetliner carrying 190 people skidded off the runway while landing in southwest India on Friday, killing 20, local authorities said.   In Photos: Notable deaths of 2020 Rep. John Lewis, actress Naya Rivera, actress Kelly Preston, actor Nick Cordero, comedian Carl Reiner, rock 'n' roll icon Little Richard, jazz icon Manu Dibango, country music icon Kenny Rogers, NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson, Oscar-winning actor Kirk Douglas, NBA legend Kobe Bryant, and WWE wrestler Rocky Johnson are among the famous people who have died in 2020.   Former national security adviser Brent Scowcroft dies at 95 Gen. Brent Scowcroft, a national security adviser for two presidents, has died at his Falls Church, Va., home, a spokesman for the George and Barbara Bush Foundation said Friday. He was 95.   18% of Americans lack access to high-quality, healthy food, study finds The percentage of adults who lacking access to healthy food has more than doubled in the United States over the past 20 years -- to 18% from 9% -- an analysis published Friday by JAMA Network Open revealed.   Watch: Wandering monitor lizard ejected from hospital in Philippines Medical staff members at a hospital in the Philippines found themselves dealing with an unusual non-medical emergency Friday morning -- a large lizard loose in the building.   Navy, Air Force hold joint exercises with aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan Led by the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, the Air Force and Navy held joint training exercises this week near Japan, the 7th Fleet announced.   Las Vegas family reunited with lost cat after 10 years A cat brought into a Las Vegas shelter as a stray was reunited with his family 10 years after going missing from a friend's house.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Job Growth Slowed in July, Signaling a Loss of Economic MomentumThe ranks of the employed grew by 1.8 million, a drop from the pace of the previous two months, as renewed business closings hampered the recovery.   Millions of Evictions Are a Sharper Threat as Government Support EndsWithout more federal aid for workers, experts are expecting the largest disruption to the housing market since the Depression. Russia Continues Interfering in Election to Try to Help Trump, U.S. Intelligence SaysBut a new assessment says China would prefer to see the president defeated, though it is not clear Beijing is doing much to meddle in the 2020 campaign to help Joseph R. Biden Jr. Why Joe Biden Keeps Missing His Own V.P. DeadlinesOn issues big and small, Joseph R. Biden Jr. will not be rushed, including the critical choice of a running mate. He’s deliberative, and he doesn’t mind extending his timetable — again and again. Joe Arpaio Loses Arizona Primary to Reclaim His Old Job as SheriffVoters instead backed Jerry Sheridan, Mr. Arpaio’s former chief deputy, who promised to revive many of Mr. Arpaio’s policies but without the showmanship. N.Y.C. Schools Can Reopen, Cuomo Says, Making It One of Few Big Cities With In-Person ClassesIn a long-awaited announcement, the governor says schools can welcome back students if the rate of infection in their communities remains low. New York Is Positioned to Reopen Schools Safely, Health Experts SayTransmission, even in New York City, is well below thresholds experts say are safe, but issues like adequate ventilation to combat aerosol spread of the virus remain. When Schools Reopened in Germany, ‘We Swallowed Our Misgivings’A mother recounted how worried she was sending her children back to in-person classes in the spring. But seeing her son “blossom” and the school’s safety measures eased her concerns. Is TikTok More of a Parenting Problem Than a Security Threat?Even as the White House moves against the Chinese social media app, the intelligence agencies do not see it as a major issue along the lines of Huawei. Trump’s Orders on WeChat and TikTok Are Uncertain. That May Be the Point.The restrictions on the two Chinese-owned apps followed a familiar model for other policy announcements on China from the Trump administration. Jerry Falwell Jr. Taking Leave of Absence From Liberty UniversityMr. Falwell, the college’s president and a supporter of President Trump, agreed to a request by the school’s board of trustees. Jobs, School Reopenings, Summer Desserts: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Jack Dorsey on Twitter’s MistakesThe social network’s C.E.O. has plans to improve the platform. But will the changes be enough? Episode Three: ‘This Is Our School, How Dare You?’How white parents can shape a school, even when they aren’t there. Trump Swings Against TikTok, WeChatPresident Trump signed executive orders against two popular China-based apps. Let me try to explain. Here’s How to Crush the Virus Until Vaccines ArriveTo save lives, and save the economy, we need another lockdown. So What Does Trump Have Against TikTok?His foolish and dangerous edicts suggest that the United States, like China, no longer believes in a global internet. What Sonia Sotomayor Told a 10-Year-Old GirlReflecting on the words of a Supreme Court justice and women’s path to political equality. Beirut on the PotomacThe American spirit gets a Lebanese makeover. Trump and His Allies Think They Know Who CountsBut history has a way of confounding those who think they can control it. Could This Be the Last Time We See Our Dad?Zoom has become a link between loved ones. But is what we see onscreen real life? What Will Happen to the Republican Party if Trump Loses in 2020?The party looks brain-dead at every spot Trump touches. But off in the corners, there’s a lot of intellectual ferment. He Predicted Trump’s Win in 2016. Now He’s Ready to Call 2020.Most historians just study the past. But Allan Lichtman has successfully predicted the future. I’m a Conservative Christian Environmentalist. No, That’s Not an Oxymoron.The G.O.P. may have had a politically expedient change of heart. Better late than never. At Europe’s Illegal Parties, Coronavirus Is the Last Thing on Anyone’s MindAcross the continent, crowds are flocking to events organized on social media and messaging apps, despite risks and a backlash. How to Handle a ‘Friendly’ Co-Worker Who’s Really a Total JerkA woman has a misogynist at her job. A 56-year-old despairs about his prospects. And employees are asked to pay for their own diversity training. Postal Service Leader Sets Reorganization Amid Scrutiny Over Mail BallotsThe Trump donor who runs the post office pledged that such changes would not affect the ability to deliver ballots on time this fall. N.Y.P.D. Besieges a Protest Leader as He Broadcasts LiveA helicopter and dozens of officers, some in riot gear, were deployed for an arrest at a Manhattan apartment but withdrew after protesters arrived. Bolivia Under Blockade as Protesters Choke Access to CitiesSix million people have been marooned by 70 roadblocks set up to protest the government’s response to the coronavirus and the postponement of the country’s general election. 2 Black Staff Members Quit Bon Appétit as Tensions Over Race ContinueTroubles at the magazine surfaced in June, when the top editor resigned under pressure after staff members complained of a toxic culture. Former Angels Employee Charged in Pitcher’s Overdose DeathTyler Skaggs, who had fentanyl and oxycodone in his system at the time of his death, would not have died if not for the fentanyl, federal prosecutors said on Friday. Ship Blamed in Beirut Explosion Hasn’t Sailed in 7 Years. We Found It.The explosive material responsible for the Aug. 4 blast in Beirut was carried there by the ailing cargo ship Rhosus in 2013. Here’s what happened next. Beijing Launches Another Demolition Drive, This Time in Its Bucolic SuburbsThe authorities have moved to demolish hundreds of homes in the hills near the Great Wall that were once a sign of China’s rising prosperity. ‘If We Get It, We Chose to Be Here’: Despite Virus, Thousands Converge on Sturgis for Huge RallyTens of thousands of motorcyclists roared into the western South Dakota community on Friday, lining Main Street from end to end, for the start of the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Brexit Behind Him, Boris Johnson Tries to Quiet Scotland’s Calls to Leave U.K.Scottish polling shows a majority favor independence. The prime minister is concerned. How to Choose the Right New York City SuburbSet your priorities — walkable town, easy commute, good schools, waterfront access or something else? Then start exploring. We Know Little About David Silva. That’s How He Wanted It.The glowing testimonies to the Manchester City playmaker as he departs the Premier League have focused on his play, not his personality. That was by design. Ethel Smyth, a Composer Long Unheard, Is Recorded Anew“The Prison” — her last major piece, premiered in 1931 — comes out on disc for the first time. The Simple Joys of TamarindSweet, sour and tender under its brittle shell, the fruit’s pulp is equally at home in desserts and savory dishes. More Recent Articles
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