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Wisconsin Supreme Court orders hold on distribution of absentee ballots The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday ordered a hold on the delivery of absentee ballots as it weighs whether to include Green Party candidates to the ballot.      Naomi Osaka beats Jennifer Brady in three sets to reach U.S. Open final No. 3 seed Naomi Osaka moved one step closer to her third Grand Slam title with a win over Jennifer Brady in the U.S. Open semifinals Thursday in Queens, N.Y.   Seven dead in protests over man killed by police in Colombia Authorities said seven people have died in protests over the killing of Javier Humberto Ordonez who died after police repeatedly shocked him with a stun gun.   Brooks Koepka to skip U.S. Open due to injuries Brooks Koepka, who has been dealing with hip and knee issues this year, withdrew from next week's U.S. Open at Winged Foot Golf Club.   Miami Dolphins to remain in locker room during anthems The Miami Dolphins will remain inside the locker room during both the national anthem and "Lift Ev'ry Voice And Sing," traditionally known as the Black national anthem, in the 2020 NFL season.   Kamala Harris calls Trump's downplaying of COVID-19 'outrageous' in Florida visit Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris traveled to Florida Thursday, where she condemned President Donald Trump's downplaying of the COVID-19 pandemic as "outrageous."   Court: Census must count undocumented immigrants for apportionment A federal court on Thursday blocked President Donald Trump's order preventing undocumented immigrants from being included in the census count to determine congressional seats.   10 F-35Bs fly to Britain for exercise with HMS Queen Elizabeth Britain's new aircraft carrier, HMS Queen Elizabeth, has departed Portsmouth, England for a short cruise in anticipation of training drills with 10 F-35Bs from the United States.   San Francisco Giants release former World Series MVP Pablo Sandoval The San Francisco Giants on Thursday requested release waivers on former World Series MVP and All-Star infielder Pablo Sandoval.   Kaitlyn Dever joins Michael Keaton in Hulu's 'Dopesick' "Last Man Standing" and "Booksmart" actress Kaitlyn Dever has signed on to star in Hulu's limited series, "Dopesick."   August Complex Fire becomes largest wildfire in California history The 471,185-acre August Complex Fire has become the largest wildfire fire in California's history.   Disney+ announces 'Doogie Howser' re-do Neil Patrick Harris' 1980s and '90s medical dramedy, "Doogie Howser, M.D.," is getting a remake at Disney+.   Ex-Bears WR Josh Bellamy charged in $24M coronavirus relief scheme Former New York Jets and Chicago Bears wide receiver Josh Bellamy was arrested for his alleged involvement in a $24 million scheme to obtain illegal loans intended for coronavirus relief.   Hulu to stream David Tennant-Michael Sheen comedy 'Staged' in U.S. Hulu has picked up the U.S. rights to David Tennant and Michael Sheen's British quarantine comedy, "Staged."   Paratrooper dies in accident at Georgia's Fort Stewart An 82nd Airborne Division paratrooper died during airborne training in Georgia on Wednesday, officials said.   ABC announces fall debut dates for comedies ABC said new seasons of family sitcoms "The Goldbergs," "The Conners" and "black-ish" are scheduled to debut Oct. 21.   Navy expands CBD ban to include lotions, shampoos The Navy has expanded its ban on hemp and cannabidiol products that contain CBD to include lotions and shampoos.   Fewer than 60% of Americans believe vaccines are safe, effective, study finds Fewer than 60% of Americans believe vaccines are safe and effective, according to an analysis published Thursday by the Lancet. The findings are significant, given the global quest for a vaccine against COVID-19.   Bars, restaurants are COVID-19 infection hotspots, study confirms Relaxation of face mask requirements in restaurants, coffee shops and bars could make those venues prime areas for transmission of the new coronavirus, research shows.   Portland, Ore., mayor halts use of tear gas on protesters Portland, Ore., Mayor Tom Wheeler on Thursday ordered police to stop using tear gas on protesters after months of demonstrations against police brutality and racism.   Death toll climbs as fires burn 3.4M acres in western United States At least 15 people have died in California, Oregon and Washington as a result of wildfires burning throughout the western United States, which have destroyed hundreds of homes and prompted waves of evacuations.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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The Wildfires in PhotosFires continued to blaze up and down the West Coast, destroying neighborhoods and forcing mass evacuations as firefighters struggled to contain them.   Why California, Oregon and Washington State Are Searching for Help to Battle FiresWith millions of acres ablaze across the West Coast, states are having a tough time finding available fire crews. California resorted to calling in a team of firefighters from Israel. False Rumors That Activists Set Wildfires Exasperate OfficialsLaw enforcement agencies said claims on social media that antifascist activists had set fires on the West Coast were unfounded. 10 Dead in California as Wildfires Spread on West CoastMore than three million acres have burned in California, and officials said one of the most damaging fires in Oregon may have been deliberately set. Hopes Dim for Second Stimulus as Democrats Block Narrow GOP PlanA show vote in the Senate reflected a continuing partisan divide that appears increasingly likely to scuttle any recovery package to address the toll of the pandemic before the November election. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Had a Great Coronavirus Plan, but Students Partied OnAn unexpected upswing in positive tests at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign showed how even the most comprehensive approaches to limiting the virus’s spread can break down. 2020 Census: Court Rejects Trump Order to Exclude UndocumentedA three-judge panel unanimously said President Trump lacked the authority to remove noncitizens from census counts used to allot House seats. Russian Intelligence Hackers Are Back, Microsoft Warns, Aiming at Democrats and RepublicansChina is also growing more adept at targeting campaign workers. But contrary to Trump administration warnings, Beijing is mostly aiming at Biden campaign officials. Treasury Department imposes sanctions on a Ukrainian lawmaker accused of election interference.How the N.F.L. Started Football Season on Time in the PandemicThe league stuck to its plans to open its season Thursday with the Kansas City Chiefs hosting the Houston Texans, even as pandemic spikes, player opt-outs and racial unrest forced alterations. The Ugly Side of NY's Outdoor Dining Renaissance During Coronavirus PandemicWhen sidewalk cafes collide with the city’s inadequate response to homelessness. Stimulus Bill, Wildfires, N.F.L.: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. ‘Sway’: Kara Swisher Hosts a New PodcastA new podcast about power: who has it, who’s been denied it and who dares to defy it. Coronavirus Schools BriefingIt’s back to school — or is it? Mothers for QAnonIn the testosterone-filled world of Trump-adjacent online conspiracy, the newest theory stands out. Why are so many women falling for Q? Trump’s Coronavirus Response Was Beyond IncompetentHe wasn’t oblivious to the danger. He just didn’t care. Support the Brave Protesters of BelarusAmerica and Europe must make clear that they stand behind the Belarusian people’s demand for fair elections. Even Big Pharma Is Turning on TrumpThe president is the coronavirus vaccine’s worst hype man. What if We Have to Wait Years for a Coronavirus Vaccine?A silver-bullet vaccine is far from guaranteed. But it’s also not the only way out of the pandemic. Trump’s Deliberate Coronavirus DeceptionBob Woodward’s tapes tell us something new about how the president lies. When a Heart Is EmptyThe consequences of Donald Trump’s inability to feel. How to Save RestaurantsRebuilding the restaurant business requires a new model for its labor. A Court Just Slammed the Guantánamo Gate ShutDoes the public care about the 40 remaining inmates with no obvious end to their imprisonment? A Freshly Killed Chicken Is Mightier Than the CoronavirusHow Hong Kong’s food culture has adapted to epidemic after epidemic, fending off disease while saving its favorite dishes, and its soul. Are Gender Reveals Cursed?Several parties, meant to mark a milestone in the journey of pregnancy, have resulted in devastation. Is it time to temper the spectacle, or embrace the celebratory spirit? Nicolas Chavez Death: Four Houston Police Officers FiredNicolas Chavez, 27, was killed by the police in southeast Houston in April, during a confrontation that was partly recorded by a bystander’s cellphone. Brexit Talks Hit Crisis as Boris Johnson Rejects EU UltimatumEurope has demanded the quick withdrawal of draft Brexit legislation that breaks international law. Britain has refused. Joshua Bellamy, Ex-Jet, Fraudulently Took $1.2 Million in Covid-19 Aid, U.S. SaysFederal prosecutors said that Mr. Bellamy, 31, who was cut from the team on Tuesday, used the proceeds from a Paycheck Protection Program loan to buy luxury goods from Gucci and Dior. Century 21 is ClosingThe retailer, famous for offering designer goods at discount prices, said it had failed to receive $175 million from its insurers and would close its 13 locations. Ronald Khalis Bell of Kool & the Gang Dies at 68He was the chief force behind the feel-good song, “Celebration,” and other 1970s R&B hits. Citigroup's Jane Fraser to Become Chief ExecutiveJane Fraser, Citigroup’s president, will replace Michael Corbat as chief executive in February as he retires after eight years. Investigation of Medicare Chief Seema Verma Exposes Underside of WashingtonA yearlong investigation into Seema Verma, the head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, showed the cozy relations that fuel the nation’s capital at taxpayer expense. Des Moines Schools Defy Governor's Reopening Order Amid CoronavirusIn one of the nation’s sharpest clashes over school reopening, officials in Des Moines say Iowa’s Republican governor is pushing them to risk public safety. Is Staying Home Harming Your Child’s Immune System?Why exposure to other germy kids might matter. Continue Your Life’s Education With Free Online ClassesIf you’re pondering a career shift, looking to learn a specific skill or just plain bored, consider a web-based class to broaden your horizons. Houston Rockets’ ‘Microball’ Puts P.J. Tucker Against Much Taller PlayersTucker isn’t the tallest player on the Houston Rockets, but that doesn’t stop him from challenging opponents’ big men, like Anthony Davis of the Los Angeles Lakers. After 43 Years, the Wine Sentinel of the River Café Stands DownJoseph DeLissio, “a blue-collar kid in a white-collar job,” saw the rise of American wine culture and put together an ever-changing, world-class list. On the Packing List This Year: Masks, Sanitizer and a Very Good BoyNeither house sitters nor jetting off for the weekend are possibilities for most dog owners who want to travel right now. So these furry friends are increasingly curled up in the back (or front) seat, enjoying the ride. If You See Someone Not Wearing a Mask, Do You Say Something?I considered whether to put on a mask at the party and, as a doctor, did so. People glanced at me hesitantly, noticing. I felt awkward. Diana Rigg, Emma Peel of ‘The Avengers,’ Dies at 82Ms. Rigg also played many classic roles onstage in both New York and London and, late in her career, found new fans on “Game of Thrones.” More Recent Articles
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