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U.S. Open golf 2020: Tee times, how to watch, betting favorites Golfers are at Winged Foot Golf Club and ready to begin play in this week's U.S. Open from Thursday through Sunday in Mamaroneck, N.Y.      Tropical Storm Vicky weakening in Central Atlantic Vicky weakened Wednesday morning, barely hanging on to its status as a tropical storm over the Central Atlantic.   Teddy strengthens into hurricane, could become major storm Teddy rapidly intensified into a hurricane Wednesday and forecasters expect the storm to reach major status in the coming days.   Maren Morris, Luke Combs win big at 55th Academy of Country Music Awards The 55th annual Academy of Country Music Awards kicked off Wednesday night following a sixth-month delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic.   Sally weakens to depression strength over Southeast Hurricane Sally made landfall in the U.S. Gulf Coast early Wednesday as a Category 2 storm but weakened later in the day to tropical depression strength, forecasters said.   HHS declares public health emergency in Oregon due to wildfire smoke The Department of Health and Human Services declared a public health emergency in Oregon citing dangerous health conditions caused by smoke stemming from the wildfires burning in the western United States.   U.S. citizen detained in Syria charged for aiding IS Prosecutors in a Washington, D.C, federal court unsealed an indictment and an arrest warrant Wednesday charging a naturalized U.S. citizen detained in Syria last year by U.S.-backed forces of being a member of the Islami   NCAA men's, women's college basketball seasons to start Nov. 25 The NCAA Division I Council announced Wednesday the 2020-21 men's and women's college basketball seasons can start Nov. 25.   Yankees activate All-Star OF Aaron Judge, move James Paxton to 45-day IL The New York Yankees activated All-Star outfielder Aaron Judge from the injured list Wednesday and batted him second against the Toronto Blue Jays.   San Francisco 49ers place star CB Richard Sherman on injured reserve The San Francisco 49ers put star cornerback Richard Sherman on injured reserve with a calf strain.   CDC's Redfield: Facemasks more powerful than vaccines in COVID-19 battle Facemasks offer more individual protection against COVID-19 than any potential vaccine, Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told lawmakers Wednesday.   HHS official Michael Caputo to take medical leave after promoting conspiracies Michael Caputo, assistant secretary for public affairs for the Department of Health and Human Services, will take a medical leave of absence days after promoting conspiracy theories on Facebook, the agency said.   Lakers' LeBron James sets record with 16th All-NBA selection Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James made history Wednesday when he was named to an All-NBA team for the 16th time in his 17-year NBA career.   Vintage Miller Lite delivery truck with 6 pack-shaped fridge listed for sale A non-running vehicle listed for sale in Missouri is drawing attention for an unusual feature -- a large refrigeration shaped like a six-pack of Miller Lite beer.   Tennessee court orders DNA testing for death row inmate Pervis Payne A Tennessee court on Wednesday ordered DNA testing on evidence defense lawyers say could prove a death row inmate's innocence.   President Donald Trump tells Republicans to go for 'much higher numbers' on stimulus bill President Donald Trump on Wednesday encouraged Republicans to meet Democrats' demands for a costlier and more expansive COVID-19 stimulus bill amid stalled negotiations between the two sides.   Sony announces PlayStation 5 price, previews 'Final Fantasy XVI' Sony anounced the price of its new console during the live streamed PlayStation 5 showcase Wednesday.   Air Force delays fitness testing until January The Air Force said Wednesday it plans to resume fitness testing for service members in January after putting the assessments on pause in March because of the coronavirus pandemic.   Paleontologists find evidence of new mass extinction 233 million years ago Paleontologists have unearthed evidence of a new mass extinction that occurred during the Late Triassic, some 233 million years ago.   Watch: Thrill ride passenger nearly collides with bears on the track A witness at a Tennessee theme park captured video of the moment a passenger on a thrill ride nearly collided with a family of bears wandering across the track.   Snowflake sets new software IPO record Shares of Snowflake more than doubled after the New York Stock Exchanged opened Wednesday, making it the largest IPO for a software company in history.   Watch: Hawk rescued from front grille of car in Massachusetts A red-tailed hawk is recovering from its injuries and will soon be released back into the wild after being rescued from the front grille of a car that struck the bird on a Massachusetts highway.   Federal Reserve expects rates to stay near zero for at least a year The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday it will leave interest rates unchanged -- and will likely keep them there for at least a year.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Big Ten Football Will Begin in 2020, Reversing Earlier DecisionLeaders of Big Ten universities have faced pressure from coaches, players, parents and fans since announcing on Aug. 11 that the conference would not compete until 2021.   Biden, Seizing on Worries of a Rushed Vaccine, Warns Trump Can’t Be TrustedThrusting the issue of a coronavirus vaccine to the center of the campaign, Joe Biden said he trusted vaccines, but not a politicized development process. His comments came as the president publicly rebuked the top federal scientist. Hurricane Sally Slams the Florida Panhandle With Deluge of RainThe sluggish storm veered east and intensified before making landfall near the Alabama and Florida state line. Residents and officials said they were not anticipating a direct hit. Hurricane Sally’s Fierce Rain Shows How Climate Change Raises Storm RisksStaggering rain totals, fueled by a warming atmosphere that can hold more moisture, are being recorded from the storm. As Wildfires Rage, California Presses Insurers to Cut RatesBut the changes could backfire, experts say, pushing more insurers to stop offering coverage in areas where fire risk is rising because of climate change. Barr Told Prosecutors to Consider Sedition Charges for Protest ViolenceAttorney General William P. Barr was also said to have asked prosecutors to explore whether to bring charges against the mayor of Seattle for allowing a police-free protest zone. Her Husband Abused Her. But Getting a Divorce Was an Ordeal.A graphic video of a husband beating his wife has shocked China, shedding light on the prevalence of domestic violence and the difficulties of obtaining a divorce. Hurricane Sally, Masks, Chris Rock: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Quarantine on a College CampusHigher education institutions have become the latest coronavirus hot spots in the United States. One student’s story illustrates the issues with reopening. JPMorgan Sends Workers Home After Coronavirus CaseSending workers home after a colleague tests positive for the coronavirus will be a fact of life for months to come. What’s at Stake for L.G.B.T.Q. Families in the 2020 ElectionThe fight for equality isn’t over, and can most definitely still be lost. Whose America Is It?“Apocalyptic terms” have taken over the 2020 election, with potentially dangerous implications. Trump’s Middle East Deal Is Good. But Not That Good.The normalization of relations between Israel and two Arab states is a welcome development. There’s still a long way to go toward peace. Presidentially, Two Parties Is PlentyNext time maybe they’ll bring back the Whigs. A Cataclysm of Hunger, Disease and IlliteracyA pandemic of suffering follows on the heels of Covid-19 in poor countries, and children suffer most. How to Die (Without Really Trying)A conversation with the religious scholar Brook Ziporyn on Taoism, life and what might come after. Those Biden ‘Gaffes’? Some Key Voters Actually Like ThemSome of the working-class voters Biden must appeal to are sometimes enthralled by President Trump’s transgressions. Human Weakness Is Responsible for This Poisonous AirMaybe the wildfires will finally force America to recognize that. Why Trump’s Supreme Court Fantasy List Is Bad for Real LifeListing potential justices may distort how we see the judiciary and how it behaves. Joe Biden should stick to “no names.” Stop Expecting Life to Go Back to Normal Next YearAmericans will need to take pandemic precautions well into 2021 — yes, even after a vaccine arrives. The Lamp Was a Clue to a Life I Didn’t Know My Mother HadLike many women in the 1960s, Helen Lamb gave up a career to be a wife and mother. Decades later, her son discovered what she sacrificed. Chris Rock Talks 'Fargo', Trump and ProtestsIn a candid interview, the comic discusses America’s summer of strife, Trump, blackface and his dramatic turn in the new season of “Fargo.” Oculus Quest 2 Review: Solid V.R. Headset, but Few GamesThe new $300 virtual-reality headset works well and feels comfortable. But good luck finding games that will keep you entertained. U.S. Prosecutors’ Bid to ‘Bury’ Evidence Draws Judge’s WrathIn an unusual opinion, a federal judge criticized the U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan for its handling of a high-stakes Iranian sanctions case. Inquiry Ordered Into Claims Immigrants Had Unwanted Gynecology ProceduresMembers of Congress and the D.H.S. are investigating claims by a nurse and lawyers that immigrant detainees in Georgia were complaining of unwanted procedures and rough treatment. Facebook and Instagram Flag Tucker Carlson Coronavirus PostsThe social media platforms warn viewers that the Fox News host’s interview with a Chinese virologist contained “false information” about Covid-19. Jerry Harris of ‘Cheer’ Accused of Sex Abuse in Teenagers’ LawsuitA lawsuit filed in Texas on Monday accuses a star of the Netflix docuseries of soliciting sex and nude photos from two underage boys. Officer Who Ordered Police Dog to Bite a Black Man Is Charged With AssaultOfficer Nickolas J. Pearce of the Salt Lake City Police Department ordered the dog to bite Jeffrey Ryans, even though Mr. Ryans was doing nothing to resist, prosecutors said. Stanley Crouch, Critic Who Saw American Democracy in Jazz, Dies at 74A prolific author, essayist, columnist and social critic, he challenged conventional thinking on race and avant-garde music. Backlash Grows to TikTok-Oracle DealSenate Republicans and others criticized the latest plan to allow TikTok to continue operating in the United States, citing national security concerns. Chile’s Largest Indigenous Group Sees Opportunity in a New ConstitutionChile’s Mapuche have long demanded official recognition of their culture and of their claims to ancestral lands. A referendum over a new Constitution provides them a chance to be included. Fed Forecasts Low Interest Rates for Years, and Until Inflation Picks UpThe Federal Reserve’s latest economic forecasts suggest that interest rates will remain near zero at least through 2023. Help! My Very Direct Flight Added a Stop and So Many More PassengersSarah Firshein tries to resolve how a nonstop with seat selection became a packed “split flight,” with concerns over proper cleaning and an arrival two hours later than expected. How to Tame Your Snack MonsterThe pandemic has disrupted kids’ normal snack habits. Here are small ways to bring back a flexible eating schedule. How to Judge the Booker Prize in a PandemicFive judges, each with 162 books to read, are determining one of the world’s best-known literary awards in an unusual year. Candace Parker Wants You to Know She’s Not Done Yet“Legacy is something people talk about when it’s all said and done, but legacy is created in the moment, in the present,” said Parker, the Los Angeles Sparks star. Netflix's ‘The Devil All the Time’ Review: Down-Home Livin’ and Dyin’In this period drama, Tom Holland plays a country boy surrounded by Gothic ghouls, including Robert Pattinson’s preacher man. Life on Venus? Astronomers See Phosphine Signal in Its CloudsThe detection of a gas in the planet’s atmosphere could turn scientists’ gaze to a planet long overlooked in the search for extraterrestrial life. Does Wearing Glasses Protect You From Coronavirus?After researchers noticed fewer nearsighted patients in a hospital ward in China, they speculated that wearing glasses might offer some protection against Covid-19. The Vikings Were More Complicated Than You Might ThinkOne of the biggest surveys ever of ancient DNA offers new evidence of who the Vikings were and where they went raiding and trading. Trump Gets ‘Fox & Friend-Zoned’“Wow, Steve Doocy just told the president of the United States, ‘Don’t call us, we’ll call you,’” Trevor Noah joked after President Trump announced on-air he’d call into “Fox & Friends” every week and the co-host suggested otherwise. Spelling BeePuzzle throughout the day to see how many words you can find. The Crossword, Vertex and MoreSolve the daily puzzle edited by Will Shortz, or try out other games like the Mini and Letter Boxed. TilesOur soothing matching game may help you de-stress. More Recent Articles
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