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University at Buffalo reports 25 student-athletes test positive for COVID-19 The University at Buffalo announced Tuesday that 25 student-athletes, including 19 football players, tested positive for the coronavirus.      Philadelphia Eagles TE Dallas Goedert placed on IR with fractured ankle The Philadelphia Eagles put standout tight end Dallas Goedert on injured reserve with an ankle injury.   VA still failing to make timely appointments for patients, report says The report also found that few VA medical centers have the recommended number of staff for the community care program and the GAO recommends that VA leadership assess its community care staffing and resource needs and develop a plan to address any identified risks to their ability to schedule timely appointments.   United Launch Alliance scrubs spy satellite launch over weather issues United Launch Alliance postponed the launch of a spy satellite for the U.S. Department of Defense after weather delayed pre-launch operations.   USS Stout breaks records with seven-month deployment The USS Stout completed a nearly seven-month deployment in the U.S. Fifth Fleet Area of Operations Saturday, surpassing the Navy's record for days consecutively at sea.   Tropical Storm Maria to avoid Mexico, Hawaii Although tropical activity in the Eastern Pacific has been taking a back seat compared to the Atlantic's record pace, the basin has been active periodically and this week will be no exception.   Chiefs star QB Patrick Mahomes, fiancée expecting first child Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his fiancée, Brittany Matthews, announced Tuesday on social media that they are expecting their first child.   Houston Texans declining to sign Earl Thomas after nixing workout The Houston Texans don't plan to sign Earl Thomas after meeting with the former Pro Bowl safety.   Hollywood Commission report: Majority believe harassers won't be held accountable A majority of workers in the entertainment industry believe that people of power accused of sexual harassment are unlikely to be held accountable, according to an industry report released Tuesday.   Textron nabs contract to support GBSDs for the Air Force Textron Systems Corporation has been awarded a contract to support the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent missile system for the Air Force.   Pennsylvania women receive life imprisonment for murder of 5 family members A Pennsylvania woman and her adult daughter were each sentenced to five-consecutive life sentences after pleading guilty to murdering five of their family members in 2019.   Former Seattle Seahawks WR Jermaine Kearse announces retirement Former Seattle Seahawks wide receiver and postseason hero Jermaine Kearse announced Tuesday on social media that he is retiring from the NFL.   Disney to lay off 28,000 employees due to pandemic Disney announced Tuesday it's laying off about 28,000 employees in the United States in response to a loss of business because of the coronavirus pandemic.   Moderna COVID-19 vaccine safe, effective in older people, early trial shows The results of an early phase 1 trial in 40 adults over the age of 55 suggests that one vaccine, under development by drugmaker Moderna, elicits an immune system response that's equal to that seen in younger recipients.   Joe Biden, Kamala Harris release 2019 tax returns Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris, released their 2019 tax returns Tuesday ahead of the first presidential debate.   Pet trade threatens thousands of species, especially reptiles The international pet trade remains significantly under-regulated, and as a result, thousands of reptile species are being exploited.   North Korean envoy: COVID-19 under control, weapons are 'self-defense' North Korea's top envoy to the United Nations said Tuesday that leader Kim Jong Un fended off the COVID-19 pandemic in his country.   Ruth Bader Ginsburg laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was laid to rest in a private burial at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia on Tuesday.   U.S. markets snap 3-day winning streak amid renewed COVID-19 concerns Rising concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic caused U.S. markets to fall for the first time in three sessions on Tuesday.   Watch: Mechanics free kitten trapped inside owner's dashboard A team of mechanics at a Utah car dealership disassembled the dashboard of a woman's car to rescue a kitten that climbed into the inner workings of the vehicle and got stuck.   Paddleboarder's lost phone fished out of sea by beachgoer A man who dropped his phone into the sea while paddleboarding in Britain was reunited with the device after it was found by a beach-goer who discovered it still worked.   Dolly Parton's holiday musical to debut on Netflix in November Dolly Parton's "Christmas on the Square," musical premieres on Nov. 22, Netflix said Tuesday.   USS Ross runs air defense exercises with NATO F-16s The USS Ross recently completed a series of tactical air defense exercises with NATO jets over the Baltic Sea, the Navy announced Tuesday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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In Brooklyn, Many Absentee Ballots Have Errors, Voters SayA printing error has left voters scrambling for answers and could undermine their confidence in the New York City Board of Elections.   Trump Paid $750 in Federal Income Taxes in 2017. Here’s the Math.Figures drawn from President Trump’s tax-return data show how that number was calculated. Vilified Early Over Lax Virus Strategy, Sweden Seems to Have Scourge ControlledAfter having weathered high death rates when it resisted a lockdown in the spring, Sweden now has one of Europe’s lowest rates of daily new cases. Whether that is an aberration remains to be seen. Disney Lays Off 28,000, Mostly at Its 2 U.S. Theme ParksThe company said it would eliminate thousands of jobs at its resorts in Florida and California, which have been hit hard by the pandemic. In the Breonna Taylor Case, a Battle of Blame Over the Grand JuryIn theory, jurors have broad powers to investigate, subpoena witnesses and bring charges, legal experts said. But in practice, prosecutors control the process and are rarely challenged. Presidential Debate, N.Y.C., Fall Cookbooks: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Coronavirus Schools BriefingIt’s back to school — or is it? Trump Sent a Warning. Let’s Take It Seriously.Our democracy is in terrible danger — more than since the Civil War, more than after Pearl Harbor, more than during the Cuban missile crisis. Cuomo and de Blasio Need a United Front on Coronavirus Hot SpotsWorking together, the governor and mayor can help keep the virus at bay. The Very Jewish R.B.G.Back in the days of Clinton and Obama, Ginsburg’s presence on the bench was a symbol of progress. In the days of Trump, she was a bulwark. Trump Has Sold Off America’s Credibility for His Personal GainFrom China to Ukraine, this president has acted at odds with American foreign policy. Imagine what he could do with four more years. How Would You Rate the First Presidential Debate?Our writers are weighing in. So should you. The Case for Accepting Defeat on RoeMaybe it is time to face the fact that abortion access will be fought for in legislatures, not courts. Get Serious About the People Putting Us All at RiskThere’s no reason it should be this hard to enforce mask wearing during a pandemic. Why America Ignored Its Coronavirus Response PlanThe U.S. spent 15 years preparing for the coronavirus. Why did we handle it so badly? What Have We Learned From Trump’s Tax Revelations?There are questions about his financial entanglements that still need answering. There’s a Reason the Election of 1800 Still Sings Out to UsAnd it’s not only because of Hamilton and Burr. New York Dining Is Moving Indoors. How Nervous Should You Be?As dining rooms reopen, doctors, engineers and other experts assess the health risks and how restaurants can reduce them. The First Photos of Enslaved People Raise Many Questions About the Ethics of Viewing“To Make Their Own Way in the World” convenes a group of scholars of slavery, American history, memory, photography and science to tell a complex story. Mueller Rebuts Insider’s Criticisms of Trump InvestigationIn a rare public statement, the former special counsel said one of the top prosecutors in his office had “incomplete information” about decision-making. Amnesty International Closes India Offices, Citing Government AttacksThe organization’s premises have been raided and its bank accounts frozen. The actions, it says, are reprisals for criticizing the country’s human rights record. Battle to Fill John Lewis’s Congressional Seat for 1 Month Moves to RunoffKwanza Hall, a former Atlanta city councilman, and Robert M. Franklin Jr., a former president of Morehouse College, advanced to a Dec. 1 runoff to temporarily replace Mr. Lewis in the House. Booker Prize Is Rescheduled to Make Way for Obama’s MemoirDuring one busy week in November, the former president’s new book is expected to come out, and top prizes from the Booker and the National Book Awards will be announced. Helen Reddy, Singer Behind ‘I Am Woman,’ Dies at 78The Australian-born singer’s first No. 1 hit became a feminist anthem and propelled her to international stardom. ‘Super Healthy’ College Student Dies of Rare Covid-19 ComplicationsChad Dorrill, a 19-year-old at Appalachian State, recovered from flulike symptoms but then developed neurological problems. Two Enormous California Fires Rage Unchecked in State’s Northern CountiesTens of thousands of residents must evacuate their homes, and more than 100 wineries in Napa Valley are at risk of burning. For Boris Johnson, a Grim Premiership That No One Foresaw“What on earth happened to the freedom-loving, twinkly-eyed, Rabelaisian character I voted for,” asked one columnist. Should You Break Up?If you’re reading this, you probably already know the answer. The Celtics Have a Bright Future — and a Low Ceiling?Boston has several young stars and a trio of first-round draft picks, but strong competition may blunt their hopes of bouncing back next season from this year’s disappointment. Tiny Love Stories: ‘We Shared a Small Bed and a Single Pillow’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. As Everything Else Changes, My Dover Paperbacks Hold UpThese books are still to me what they were when I was a kid: strange, magically potent talismans of safety, sanity and order. Hold Me, Squeeze Me, Bite My HeadTwo recent research efforts looked into the southern alligator lizard, which has one of nature’s more extreme mating strategies. Three People Killed After Oregon Police Respond to Call About HostagesThe Oregon State Police said that deputies forced their way into a home after hearing gunshots and found three people dead inside, including an 11-year-old boy. More Recent Articles
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