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Saints rule out Michael Thomas, Marquez Callaway vs. Bears The New Orleans Saints ruled out wide receivers Michael Thomas and Marquez Callaway for the team's Week 8 matchup against the Chicago Bears on Sunday.      Rangers decline $18M option on two-time Cy Young winner Corey Kluber The Texas Rangers on Friday declined to pick up the $18 million option on right-hander Corey Kluber, making the two-time Cy Young Award winner a free agent.   Ex-Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni joins Steve Nash's staff with Nets Former Houston Rockets head coach Mike D'Antoni has agreed to join the Brooklyn Nets as an assistant coach.   Trump criticizes Minnesota leaders over rally attendance size President Donald Trump criticized leaders in Rochester, Minn., on Friday after he was forced to agree to a smaller rally than he wanted due to coronavirus-related restrictions.   MLB owners approve sale of New York Mets to Steve Cohen MLB owners voted to approve the sale of the New York Mets to billionaire hedge fund manager Steve Cohen, the league announced Friday.   Lori Loughlin begins sentence in college admissions scandal Actor Lori Loughlin reported to federal prison in California on Friday to begin serving a two-month sentence for taking part in a scam to get her daughters admitted into college.   Walmart returns guns, ammo to sales floors Walmart said Friday it's returning guns and ammunition to the shelves of its stores, one day after pulling the products over fears of store break-ins and thefts during potential civic unrest.   Bengals WR John Ross: 'It's not a secret that I have requested a trade' Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver John Ross revealed Friday on social media that he has requested a trade because of his diminished role with the team.   Joe Biden promises to 'shut down the virus' in Iowa drive-in rally Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden accused President Donald Trump of surrendering to COVID-19, and promised to "shut down the virus" during a drive-in rally in Des Moines, Iowa, on Friday.   U.S. markets experience worst weekly decline since March The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down more than 150 points Friday as all three major indexes wrapped up their worst week since March.   Chinook salmon that migrate in spring, fall are more alike than scientists thought Traditionally, spring-run and fall-run Chinook salmon have been classified as two separate subspecies, or ecotypes, but new genetic analysis suggests the two groups are much more similar than they are different.   Watch: Large Burmese python found under hood of car in Florida The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said officers were dispatched in Broward County when a resident discovered a 10-foot Burmese python under the hood of their car.   Florida man finds $1 million lottery ticket while cleaning his house A Florida man said he was cleaning his house when he came across an un-scratched lottery ticket that turned out to be a $1 million top prize winner.   Watch: Giant alligator wanders across Florida golf course Employees at a Florida golf course captured video of an unusual visitor strolling across the fairway -- a large alligator.   Keel is laid for future littoral combat ship USS Santa Barbara The keel of the future Independence-class littoral combat ship USS Santa Barbara was ceremonially laid at the Austal USA shipyard in Mobile, Ala., this week.   Pentagon opens permanent exhibit honoring Gold Star families A permanent exhibit dedicated to Gold Star Families was unveiled at the Pentagon this week, honoring families who lost loved ones in military service.   Prosecutors decline to retry Michael Skakel for 1975 slaying Prosecutors in Connecticut told a judge Friday they don't intend to retry Michael Skakel, a member of the political Kennedy family, for the 1975 death of his neighbor.   Watch: Middle school teacher coaches wrestling from Starbucks A physical education teacher at a California middle school said he ended up teaching from the parking lot of a Starbucks when his home Internet went out.   ESPN releases schedule for College Football Playoff, dozens of bowl games ESPN on Friday announced the dates for the College Football Playoff and a total of 35 bowl games.   USS Halsey returns home after seven months at sea The guided-missile destroyer USS Halsey returned to its Hawaii homeport this week after seven months at sea, the U.S. Navy 3rd Fleet announced.   Higher COVID-19 deaths could strip some support for Trump, study says Voters who live in areas with more COVID-19 deaths are at least somewhat less likely to support President Donald Trump and other Republican candidates in the 2020 election, according to a study published Friday.   U.S. is one of the world's top contributors to coastal plastic pollution The coastline of the United States is relatively clean compared to other parts of the world, but new research suggests the U.S. is one of the world's top contributors to coastal plastic pollution.   Fed tweaks rules for COVID-19 loans aimed at small businesses The Federal Reserve Board announced Friday it has tweaked the rules for its little-used Main Street Lending Program in a bid to boost participation in the $600 billion coronavirus relief program.   Look: Netherlands researchers 3D-print the world's smallest boat Researchers in the Netherlands said they used an electron microscope and a 3D printer to create the world's smallest boat, which measures just 30 micrometers in length.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Time Running Short, Trump and Biden Return to Northern BattlegroundsSurprise victories in the Midwest catapulted President Trump to victory four years ago, and the region again looms as the critical battleground. Both candidates are focusing on it in the final days.   Undecided Voters Tend to Disapprove of TrumpAbout one in 10 voters could still be considered “volatile,” half the number as at this point in 2016, but this time around, most of them have an unfavorable opinion of Donald J. Trump. Most Conservative Christians Support Trump. Will They Help Him Win Again?White evangelicals have time and again offered uncompromising support for President Trump when he needed it the most. Joe Biden Anguishes Over Hunter, ‘My Only Surviving Son’Hunter Biden’s business dealings have provided President Trump with plenty of political ammunition, while making an already complicated father-son relationship even more so. After a Summer of Racial Reckoning, Race Is on the BallotThe coronavirus and battered economy are focal points in national campaigns. But in many local elections, systemic racism and police reform have emerged as dominant themes. Lil Wayne, Latest Rapper in Trump’s Orbit, Sees Backlash Over PhotoFollowing Kanye West, 50 Cent and Ice Cube before him, the rapper faced criticism on social media after posting a seeming endorsement of the president. U.S. Expels Migrant Children From Other Countries to MexicoChildren from Central America are being sent across the border to Mexico, where they may not have any family. An internal email said the transfers violated the government’s own policies. Trump Is Said to Set Aside Career Intelligence Briefer to Hear From Advisers InsteadFor weeks, the director of national intelligence has taken over a job usually done by an intelligence officer. Stocks Suffer Worst Weekly Decline Since MarchThe latest sell-off has come as a second wave of cases forced more lockdowns in Europe, threatening the economic recovery and spooking investors around the world. After Trump accuses doctors of profiteering, medical professionals push back.How a Century of Real-Estate Tax Breaks Enriched Donald TrumpThe real estate industry has long enjoyed uniquely favorable tax treatment — thanks in part to Mr. Trump’s actions before and after he became president. What to Cook This WeekendMake a stew for comfort, and a pie to restore you. Coronavirus, Migrant Children, November Books: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Can Joe Biden Peel Away Older Voters in Florida?In the swing state’s conservative retirement communities, some voters have switched sides. And some of them have reason to worry about what the neighbors might think. What if America Gets a Divorce? And Other Final Election PredictionsWith just days left until Election Day, Michelle Goldberg and Ross Douthat are joined by the Time magazine columnist and senior editor of The Dispatch, David French. What Will Trump Do After Election Day?Current and former Trump administration officials are worried about what might happen on Nov. 4. Trump Has a Women Problem. Susan Collins, Martha McSally and Kelly Loeffler Aren’t Helping.To be in today’s Republican Party requires a particularly gross form of self-abasement. How to Take On the Tech BaronsSomething has to be done about the technology sector. Here’s what to keep in mind. Trump Has Made the Whole World DarkerAmerica has become just as cynically transactional in its foreign dealings as Russia and China. Freedom as the Muzzle of a GlockIn western Colorado, the election is about “not having the government think for us, the right to protect ourselves.” Trump Has Made Selfishness America's CredoTrump unleashed our inner Scrooge. How Lincoln Survived the Worst Election EverThere are many parallels between 1860 and 2020. Let’s hope there aren’t too many. The Trump Years Erased Our Apathy About PoliticsMany Americans have lost the comfortable bliss of not paying attention to politics. Political Satire Isn’t Dead. It’s Been Turned Into Horror Stories.Toxic ideas can be turned into literal demons — and defeated. The Lessons of the Pirate LeagueThere will always be critics of a soccer super league, those who say the hurdles are too high, that it could never work. Except, of course, that one time when it did. Do Dunkin’ and Arby’s Go Together? Private Equity Group Bets $11 Billion They DoInspire Brands, backed by Roark Capital, is assembling a portfolio of quick-service restaurant chains it thinks will withstand the pandemic. Steven Cohen Is Approved as Mets Owner After Clearing 2 More HurdlesM.L.B.’s owners voted to approve Cohen’s $2.4 billion purchase of the team, and New York City signed off on his taking over the lease of Citi Field. Woman Who Mailed Threat to Susan Collins Gets 30 Months in PrisonSuzanne Muscara, 38, sent a threatening letter to the senator’s home in 2018 after becoming upset with her vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh as a Supreme Court justice, the authorities said. N.E.H. Funds Restoration of Statues Toppled During ProtestsStatues of Christopher Columbus in Baltimore and a Union Army colonel in Madison, Wis., will be repaired. Lori Loughlin Begins 2-Month Sentence for Role in Admissions ScandalThe actress and her husband pleaded guilty in May to charges that they conspired to have their daughters admitted to college as rowing recruits, even though neither participated in the sport. France’s Hardening Defense of Cartoons of Muhammad Could Lead to ‘A Trap’Once denounced by French leaders, the images are now defended across the political spectrum, widening a divide with Muslim nations and leaving many French Muslims alienated. Egyptian Teen Seeks Justice in Rape Case, and a Battle Erupts Over Women’s RightsA generation of young women in Egypt who have found their voice on social media are challenging the old rules that blamed women when they were attacked by men. In Pandemic U.K., Brexit Is an Afterthought, as Is TrumpBritish voters who opted in 2016 for leaving the European Union seem ready to move on from the president, who is widely disliked despite his cheerleading for that cause. ‘Goodfellas,’ the Sequel? 4 Arrested in $6 Million Heist at J.F.K. AirportThe men used fake paperwork to steal more than 4,000 Prada, Gucci and Chanel items from a cargo area at the airport, prosecutors say. Two Museums Tried to Sell Art. Only One Caught Grief About it.The Baltimore Museum of Art and the Brooklyn Museum both planned on selling works last Wednesday at auction, but Baltimore paused the sale after much criticism. The Full Blue Moon on HalloweenHalloween will be the first blue moon visible in every time zone since 1944. Might be good to charge those crystals! More Recent Articles
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