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U.S. Labor Secretary's wife tests positive for COVID after Rose Garden event The U.S. Labor Department announced Tuesday that the wife of Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia, Trish, has tested positive for COVID-19.      Florida State's Bobby Bowden to be released from hospital after COVID-19 battle Legendary Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden is set to be released from a Tallahassee, Fla., hospital on Wednesday after contracting the coronavirus more than a week ago.   Watch live: Amy Coney Barrett refuses to share views on Roe vs. Wade U.S. Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett refused Tuesday to share her views on Roe vs. Wade, the landmark 1973 case that legalized abortion, at her confirmation hearing.   Los Angeles Rams place rookie DB Jordan Fuller on injured reserve The Los Angeles Rams have put rookie safety Jordan Fuller on injured reserve, the team announced Tuesday.   Trump returns to his economy message at Pennsylvania rally President Donald Trump returned to well-worn themes of economic prosperity and attacked his opponent Joe Biden, asking for the votes of suburban women at a rally Tuesday night in Johnstown, Penn.   New York Jets release Pro Bowl RB Le'Veon Bell The New York Jets have released disgruntled Pro Bowl running back Le'Veon Bell, the team announced Tuesday.   Florida Gators halt football activities after coronavirus outbreak Just four days before their scheduled game against LSU, the Florida Gators have halted football activities because of a coronavirus outbreak.   U.S. assumes control of NATO's air policing in North Atlantic The U.S. Air Force assumed full control of NATO's air policing mission in the North Atlantic this week.   Justice Department sues Stephanie Wolkoff for tell-all book about Melania Trump The Justice Department on Tuesday sued Melania Trump's former adviser and friend, Stephanie Wolkoff, for allegedly violating a non-disclosure agreement when she wrote a tell-all book about the first lady.   StormBreaker bomb approved for use on F-15E U.S. Air Force's Air Combat Command has approved Raytheon's StormBreaker smart weapon for use on the F-15E, Raytheon announced Tuesday.   World No. 1 Dustin Johnson tests positive for COVID-19, out of CJ Cup Dustin Johnson, the top-ranked golfer in the world, withdrew Tuesday from this week's CJ Cup after testing positive for COVID-19, the PGA Tour said.   Supreme Court gives temporary OK for census count to end The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily allowed the Trump administration to end its field operations as part of the 2020 census count.   Study: COVID-19 patients produce 'high-quality' antibodies up top 7 months after recovery People sickened with COVID-19 produce "high-quality" antibodies against the virus five to seven months after they become infected, according to an analysis published Tuesday by the journal Immunity.   Rising atmospheric dust across the Great Plains recalls lead up to the Dust Bowl Atmospheric dust levels are rising 5 percent per year across the Great Plains, according to a new survey by scientists at the University of Utah.   Joe Biden appeals to seniors on healthcare, Social Security in Florida trip Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden appealed to older voters Tuesday in a half-hour speech focused largely on healthcare at a Florida senior center.   Man's nearly $900,000 lottery ticket was a birthday gift An Australian man is hailing his "most rewarding birthday present yet" after winning nearly $900,000 from a lottery ticket given to him by his parents.   Watch: Phoenix couple find apparent airplane piece in back yard An Arizona couple said they found a mysterious item in their back yard that appears to have fallen from a passing airplane.   Study: Many older Americans with heart failure take 10 or more meds When older people hospitalized for heart failure are sent home, they often get up to 10 drugs for a variety of conditions. Researchers say the quantity is not necessarily concerning, but whether they're the right ones.   U.S. pauses Eli Lilly antibody treatment trial for COVID-19 over safety concerns U.S. health regulators have paused Eli Lilly's trial of an antibody treatment for COVID-19 over potential safety concerns.   Sen. Mitch McConnell to hold stimulus vote next week Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday he'll schedule a vote on a coronavirus relief bill as the chamber's "first order of business" after returning to Washington, D.C., next week.   Army to reduce demands, training requirements for deployments The Army plans to reduce the demands of rotational deployments and decrease requirements for brigade and battalion level training to improve unit dynamics and prioritize investment in troops.   In photos: Judge Amy Coney Barrett nominated to U.S. Supreme Court Senate hearings to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court began in Washington, D.C., on October 12, 2020. President Donald Trump nominated Barrett, who sits on the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died in September. Barrett would give the high court a greater conservative majority.   Watch: Blindfolded man smashes 50 coconuts around another man's body An Indian martial artist showed off his strength and precision when he donned a blindfold and smashed 50 coconuts that were arranged around the body of another man.   Facebook to ban ads that 'explicitly' discourage vaccine use Facebook said Tuesday that it will ban ads that "explicitly" discourage vaccine use, expanding on its policy to reject vaccine hoaxes.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Barrett, Declining to Detail Legal Views, Says She Will Not Be ‘a Pawn’ of TrumpPresident Trump’s Supreme Court nominee refused to weigh in on critical matters that could come before the court, including health care, abortion rights and a possible election dispute.   Barrett’s Testimony Is a Deft Mix of Expertise and EvasionJudge Amy Coney Barrett demonstrated easy familiarity with Supreme Court precedents but said almost nothing about whether they should stand. Amid the Barrett Hearing Choreography, a Near-Certain Outcome: ConfirmationDemocrats pressed Judge Amy Coney Barrett more with the election in mind than out of any hope of derailing her rise to the Supreme Court. Census Count Can Be Cut Short, Supreme Court RulesAfter extending the deadline to count every person in America, a process complicated by the coronavirus pandemic, the Trump administration reversed course. Critics saw a political motive. Trump Again Asks Supreme Court to Block Subpoena for His Tax RecordsThe president’s personal lawyers say lower courts should not have upheld a broad subpoena by the Manhattan district attorney. Manhattan Emptied Out During the Pandemic. But Big Tech Is Moving In.The four companies known as Big Tech — Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google — now have more than 22,000 employees in the city, with thousands added just this year. Coronavirus Reinfections Are Real but Very, Very RareA case in Nevada has spurred new concerns that people who have recovered from the infection may still be vulnerable. That’s unlikely, experts say. A bounty of surveys, and a steady lead for Biden.Why Early Voting in Some States Has Had a Rough Start.The hurdles to early voting in places like Georgia and Texas resulted from a combination of intense voter interest that stressed local capacity and the sort of messiness long common to American elections. Riled Up: Misinformation Stokes Calls for Violence on Election DayBaseless claims are circulating online about a Democrat-led coup, inflaming tensions in an already turbulent election season. The Fight Over Absentee Ballots Intensifies Around Drop BoxesDemocrats are pushing to expand their use, while Republicans insist, without evidence, that they make fraud easier — even as they deploy their own in California. How a U.S. Task Force Killed an Antifa Activist in PortlandNew accounts from the scene raise questions about whether Michael Reinoehl, suspected of killing a far-right Trump supporter, pulled out a gun before officers fatally shot him. Supreme Court, Jaime Harrison, PBS: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Congress and the Pandemic Stimulus: The Political SituationThe economy needs it, and the public wants it. So why can’t Congress and the White House reach a deal on a new stimulus package? Why Only Amy Coney Barrett Gets to Have It AllHer strong faith, embrace of motherhood and career accomplishments have made her an icon for the right. So why aren’t more girls from conservative Christian traditions encouraged to be like her? Iran’s Covid-19 Death Toll Is Rising. Show Mercy, Mr. Trump.U.S. efforts to cut Iran off from the rest of the world in the midst of the pandemic are cruel. So is Iran’s refusal to release political prisoners. Megan Thee Stallion: Why I Speak Up for Black WomenI’m not afraid of criticism, and “Protect Black women” should not be controversial. China Got Better. We Got Sicker. Thanks, Trump.With a different leader, the United States could have contained the coronavirus. School Is (Whisper It) a Form of Child CareAnd child care, at its best, fosters children’s development. So how did we come to treat them so differently? If Amy Coney Barrett Were MuslimIt’s not hard to imagine how conservatives would smear her religious beliefs. How a Justice Amy Coney Barrett Could Change the U.S.If she lives as long as Ruth Bader Ginsburg, she could still be on the court in 2059. What would she do? Oh, Now You Believe in NormsThe G.O.P. blocked Obama and quick-pitched Amy Coney Barrett. Democrats must fight fire with fire. With Russia's Coronavirus Vaccine, Putin Jumps Ahead of TrumpAs America retreats from world affairs, Russia is promising other nations help on the pandemic. Ben Brantley Looks Back on His 27 Years of Theater CriticismAfter 27 years and more than 2,500 reviews, The Times’s co-chief theater critic reviews his own tenure and talks about why he’s (quietly) making an exit. PBS Is Still TV’s Best Path to Better CitizenshipLong before it was fashionable, PBS educated us about the realities of American life, and spoke some truth to power along the way. Trump Campaign Suggests Omarosa Pay for $1 Million in Ad SpendingThe suggestion emerged in an arbitration case over the critical comments Ms. Manigault Newman, a former White House aide, made about President Trump in her 2018 book “Unhinged.’’ N.Y.P.D.’s Top Latino Official Resigns After Clashing With MayorChief Fausto Pichardo told colleagues that he felt insulted by Mayor Bill de Blasio during a turbulent time for the city, a police official said. Jets Cut Ties With Le’Veon BellThe Jets released the running back, their marquee free-agent signing from 2019, not even halfway through his four-year, $52.5 million contract. Anchorage Mayor Resigns After Admitting to ‘Inappropriate’ Relationship With TV AnchorMayor Ethan Berkowitz apologized for engaging in a “consensual, inappropriate messaging relationship” with a local news anchor after she posted a photo on social media. Man Charged With Murder in 1984 Killing of Jonelle MatthewsSteven D. Pankey was arrested on Monday in Idaho and charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping in the death of Jonelle Matthews, whose disappearance drew national attention. For Nagorno-Karabakh’s Dueling Sides, Living Together Is ‘Impossible’Armenians and Azerbaijanis coexisted in Soviet days. But conflict over the disputed territory exploded in the late 1980s, leaving festering wounds that have erupted anew. Justice Dept. Sues Ex-Aide Over Book About Melania TrumpThe lawsuit was the third in recent months where the government has taken on a perceived foes of the White House. While Boris Johnson Sinks, Rishi Sunak Is on the RiseA virtual unknown 10 months ago, the wealthy and polished British finance chief gained stature during the pandemic, while remaining in his boss’s good graces. Conchata Ferrell, Memorable Maid on ‘Two and a Half Men,’ Dies at 77She first achieved acclaim on the stage. But she was best known for her Emmy-nominated role as Berta, Charlie Sheen’s gruff housekeeper. ‘The Good Lord Bird’ Is a New Entry in the John Brown CanonThe Showtime mini-series is the latest work to take up the question of whether the 19th century abolitionist was a martyr or a madman. The answers tend to break along racial lines. The Secret Code That Threatened Nazi Fantasies of Racial PurityMartin Puchner’s “The Language of Thieves” recounts the history of Rotwelsch — a secret code used by vagabonds across Europe for centuries — and the efforts to stamp it out. Brandon Cronenberg Will Now Perform an InterviewThe director of the provocative horror film “Possessor Uncut” argues that none of us are ever truly ourselves: “There’s an internal performance that we all engage with.” Tiny Love Stories: ‘A Never-Been-Kissed 23-Year-Old’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Weighted Blankets for Sounder Sleep?A Swedish study found that men and women with depression or other mental health ills slept better when using the popular therapeutic aids. How a Denver Photojournalist Captured a Shooting as It UnfoldedHelen H. Richardson, a photographer at The Denver Post, was steps away when a rally and a counterprotest ended in a fatal shooting. More Recent Articles
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