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Full Corn Moon rises Tuesday promising a Blue Moon Halloween September's lone full moon will rise so early this year that it'll shine as the Corn Moon Tuesday night, promising that October's skies will be graced by two full moons with a Blue Moon to fall on Halloween.      Tropical Storm Nana develops, sets yet another Atlantic record Tropical Storm Nana developed in the western Caribbean Sea on Tuesday, joining Tropical Storm Omar in the basin.   Ed Markey defeats Joe Kennedy III in Massachusetts primary race Sen. Ed Markey defeated Rep. Joe Kennedy III in a bid for his Senate seat during Massachusetts' primary elections on Tuesday night.   MLB postpones Athletics-Mariners series finale due to coronavirus Major League Baseball has postponed Thursday's series finale between the Oakland Athletics and Seattle Mariners because of the coronavirus.   Boston Celtics beat Toronto Raptors for 2-0 series lead Jayson Tatum and Marcus Smart powered the Boston Celtics to a 102-99 win over the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday, putting the reigning NBA champions in a 2-0 hole in their Eastern Conference semifinal series.   Volunteer firefighter from Texas dies battling California wildfires A volunteer firefighter from Texas died while battling wildfires in California that have burned more than 1.48 million acres, bringing the death toll to eight as of Tuesday.   U.S. Open: Serena Williams begins quest for 24th Grand Slam title with win Serena Williams started her latest attempt to win a 24th Grand Slam singles title with a win over Kristie Ahn in the first round of the U.S. Open on Tuesday at Arthur Ashe Stadium.   CDC orders moratorium on evictions through end of December The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday ordered a moratorium on evictions through Dec. 31.   Elder Fernandes' death ruled a suicide as new commander named at Fort Hood On the same day that an autopsy report revealed Sgt. Elder Fernandes, who disappeared from Fort Hood this summer had ended his life, the Army has installed a new commanding general at the base.   Mnuchin: Congress must approve 'substantial funds' to aid coronavirus economic recovery Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday that "substantial funds" are needed to aid economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, pledging to reach out to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to restart negotiations.   Las Vegas Raiders place WR Tyrell Williams on injured reserve The Las Vegas Raiders have placed veteran wide receiver Tyrell Williams on season-ending injured reserve.   U.S. COVID-19 cases rise by 34,000; August total near 1.5 million The United States recorded another 34,000 COVID-19 cases on Monday -- a decline from the previous day and the fewest in more than two months, data from Johns Hopkins University showed Tuesday.   Cincinnati Bengals signing RB Joe Mixon to 4-year, $48M extension Joe Mixon and the Cincinnati Bengals are finalizing a multiyear contract extension that will tie the standout running back to the franchise through the 2024 season.   White House says U.S. won't join global COVID-19 vaccine initiative White House deputy press secretary Judd Deere said Tuesday the United States will not participate in a global COVID-19 led by the World Health Organization.   Pentagon report: China seeks to double number of nuclear warheads China plans to double its stockpile of nuclear warheads within the next decade, but its nuclear force would still be a fraction of that of the United States, says a Pentagon report released Tuesday.   Boeing delivers first MH-47G Block II Chinook helicopter to Special Ops Boeing has delivered the first of two dozen MH-47G Block II Chinook helicopters to Army Special Operations Command, the company announced Tuesday.   Appeals court blocks NYC subpoena of Trump's tax documents A federal appeals court on Tuesday temporarily blocked Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance's subpoena to access President Donald Trump's business and personal tax returns.   Study: COVID-19 can spread widely on buses without masks, social distancing Passengers on buses are at significant risk for catching COVID-19 if a fellow traveler is infected and face coverings and social distancing measures aren't being used.   Thought to be extinct for 50 years, New Guinea singing dog was thriving all along The New Guinea singing dog was thought to have disappeared from the wild some 50 years ago, but new research suggests the unusual species has been thriving all along in the New Guinea Highlands.   S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite hit all-time highs; Dow rises 215 points The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hit new all-time highs on Tuesday while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 215 points to begin September.   Lottery drawing comes up 2-2-2-2, causing 1,400 wins The South Carolina Education Lottery said its Pick 4 drawing ended up with 1,400 winners when the drawn numbers turned out to be 2-2-2-2.   Watch: Prosthetic leg found in California river returned to owner A diver who takes near-daily plunges into California's American River said he encountered an unusual item under water -- a prosthetic leg -- and was able to return it to its owner.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Facebook and Twitter Say Russians Are Again Targeting Americans With DisinformationThe companies said the F.B.I. had warned them that the Kremlin-backed Internet Research Agency set up a network of fake user accounts and a website.   Trump's Multiple Conspiracy Theories in Fox News Interview. Here Are Their RootsThe unfounded ideas have been circulating online for months. Trump Says Some Really Strange Things. Republicans Say No Comment, Again.“If the leader comments, I’ll be sure to pass it along,” said a spokesman for Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader. As of Tuesday afternoon, there was nothing to pass along. Biden to Air Nationwide Law-and-Order Ad Condemning Rioters and LootersThe ad, part of a $45 million one-week television and digital purchase that is by far the campaign’s largest to date, comes as the Democratic nominee pushes back against President Trump’s attacks. Trump Administration Promise to Focus on Extremism Remains UnfulfilledA year after the Department of Homeland Security promised to focus more on violent extremism, the plan to carry out that shift remains hidden while the atmosphere worsens. N.Y.C. Delays Start of School to Ready for In-Person ClassesThe system’s 1.1 million children will not return to school until Sept. 21. Federal Government Relaxes Rules on Feeding Low-Income StudentsUnder pressure from Congress, the Agriculture Department agreed to extend special rules making it easier for schools to provide subsidized meals, but only through December. Kenosha, Facebook, State Fairs: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Joe Biden’s RebuttalPresident Trump has been wielding law-and-order arguments against the former vice president. In a speech in Pittsburgh, Mr. Biden tried to turn the story around. For Biden to Win, Listen to MinneapolisNot everyone is for defunding the police. Especially those in communities that would be most affected. Trump Isn’t Here to Serve the PeopleHe has shown that we need new laws to constrain an executive who seeks unchecked power. How Do We Fix the American Presidency?Trump is only the latest president to stoke fears that the office has grown too powerful. What should be done about it? The Future of Black PoliticsSanitation workers on strike. Mothers occupying vacant houses. These are our leaders. Trump Creates His Own ‘Deep State’The director of national intelligence is ending oral briefings with Congress — a significant step toward eroding oversight and expanding executive overreach. The Coronavirus Made Us Socially AwkwardDeprive people of interactions with peers, and their social skills will atrophy. This is yet another side effect of the pandemic. Trump Needs His Own Sister Souljah MomentThe president must condemn those responsible for violence and disavow those who act in his name. Easy, right? Where Is America’s Groundbreaking Covid-19 Research?The U.S. could learn a lot from Britain. For Teachers and Parents, a School Season of Fear and AnxietyA teacher worries that her school’s precautions are merely “hygiene theater.” Another educator praises the return to classrooms as a “safe haven” for many families. To Play Poker in a Pandemic, Americans Flee the U.S.Unlike other sporting events canceled by the coronavirus, the World of Series of Poker, and its millions in prizes, went online. But borders are tricky when it comes to internet gambling. 'The Plot Against America': A Dire Warning For Election SeasonRevisiting HBO’s “The Plot Against America” and its final, dire warning for election season. Roanoke’s ‘Lost Colony’ Was Never Lost, New Book SaysA new book aims to settle a centuries-old question of what happened to a group of English colonists. Archaeologists said that its theory was plausible but that more evidence was needed. Trump Tax Returns: Court Grants Another Delay in Turning Over RecordsA federal appeals panel ruled the president does not have to furnish his records to the Manhattan district attorney while the court considers his appeal. Jet Pack Sighting at 3,000 Feet Over LA Prompts InvestigationTwo commercial pilots approaching the city’s main airport reported a man out for a high-altitude spin. The F.B.I. is looking into it. 1 Million Primary Ballots Were Mailed Late, Postal Service Watchdog SaysThe findings underscore deep concerns about whether the agency will be able to process what is expected to be a significant increase in mail-in votes for the presidential election. Charlie Hebdo Republishes Cartoons That Prompted Deadly 2015 AttackThe decision by the French satirical magazine to recirculate cartoons about the Prophet Muhammad and Islam coincides with the start of a long-awaited trial for the attack that killed 11 of its staff. Army to Investigate Chain of Command’s Actions at Fort Hood After KillingArmy Secretary Ryan D. McCarthy asked those leading the inquiry to examine whether commanders at the Texas base allowed a climate of harassment to spread. In Hard Times, a Barrage of Ads Promises Peace of MindMeditation apps, tinctures, stress-busting gummies — spending on commercials for all of them is rising amid the pandemic’s climbing death toll and economic strain. Kashmir's Moderates Are Targeted by India and Separatists AlikeThose who once preached harmony with New Delhi have not only been imprisoned, but continue to be targeted by militants, dampening hopes for a peaceful solution. Serena Williams Wins Her First Match in the U.S. OpenWilliams beat Kristie Ahn 7-5, 6-3 to begin her chase for a record-tying 24th Grand Slam singles title. How to Meet New People, Even at a DistanceOnline and offline platforms are helping strangers form social connections, which are crucial for our health, especially in a pandemic. As Summer Comes to a Close, Squeeze in One Last Beach DayHere’s how to plan a safe, relaxing Labor Day beach trip, even during the time of Covid-19. Valved Face Masks and Face Shields Offer More Comfort but Less ProtectionWhile any face covering is better than nothing, clear plastic shields and masks with exhale valves allow large plumes of particles to escape and may also expose the wearer to more germs. The Many Sides to Dan BrownThe author of “The Da Vinci Code” just released a classical music album for children. It happens to be one of the assets he and his wife are disputing in lawsuits over their divorce. ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ Review: Where to Begin?Jessie Buckley and Jesse Plemons play a couple on a trip to some very odd places in Charlie Kaufman’s latest film. In Europe’s Theaters, Outsiders Tread a Tricky PathThe firing of the British artistic director of one of Paris’s most famous venues exposes fault lines between globalization and local tradition. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Alarmed to See My Mother Calling’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Medvedev Spurred Cheers and Jeers at the Last U.S. Open. Now, He’ll Just Play.Daniil Medvedev, who took Rafael Nadal to five sets in the men’s singles final last year, is among the favorites to get there again. In an Era of Face Masks, We’re All a Little More Face BlindYour brain’s powers of facial recognition are going to need some time to get used to the coverings we’re wearing to keep each other healthy. More Recent Articles
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