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Survey: U.S. support for government safety nets increased amid COVID-19 pandemic Americans have become more supportive of government assistance in the form of social safety nets since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a survey shared by the American Journal of Public Health Thursday.      Biden urges state, local leaders to mandate COVID-19 vaccine Appearing in an ABC town hall Thursday night, Joe Biden said as president he'd lean on state and local leaders to implement COVID-19 vaccine mandates once one becomes available.   Trump: 'Ballgame changed' on Supreme Court nominations after Kavanaugh hearing President Donald Trump held a town hall in Miami Thursday, fielding questions from voters and NBC Host Savannah Guthrie on the Supreme Court, the COVID-19 pandemic, health care and November's election.   ALCS: Astros' Carlos Correa forces Game 6 with walk-off homer vs. Rays Carlos Correa kept the Astros' season alive with a walk-off home run off Rays reliever Nick Anderson, giving Houston a 4-3 win over Tampa Bay in Thursday's Game 5 of the AL Championship Series.   Los Angeles Clippers to hire Tyronn Lue as new head coach Former Cleveland Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue has agreed to a multiyear contract to become the next head coach of the Los Angeles Clippers.   Houston Rockets' Daryl Morey steps down as general manager Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey is stepping down from his role after 13 seasons running the franchise's basketball operations.   Fairchild, Shaw and Ellsworth AFBs make productivity gains The Air Force on Thursday recognized three bases for progress on sustainment initiatives intended to increase aircraft readiness.   Ex-New York Jets RB Le'Veon Bell signing with Kansas City Chiefs Former New York Jets running back Le'Veon Bell is signing a short-term contract with the reigning Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs.   Experts testify online conspiracies 'dismantling democracy,' YouTube bans QAnon content Experts testified before the House Thursday that online conspiracies and misinformation are contributing to the "dismantling of democracy," while YouTube moved to ban QAnon content.   USS Ronald Reagan carrier strike group returns to South China Sea The aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan and its strike group returned to the South China Sea Thursday.   Texas judge lifts Gov. Abbott's ballot drop-off location directive A Travis County judge on Thursday ruled that Texas counties can have multiple drop-off locations for hand delivery of absentee ballots   Indiana grandfather pleads guilty in toddler's cruise ship death, won't serve time An Indiana man whose granddaughter fell to her death on a cruise ship last year pleaded guilty Thursday to negligent homicide.   ESPN Atlanta Falcons reporter Vaughn McClure dies at 48 ESPN reporter Vaughn McClure, who covered the Atlanta Falcons, died this week at his home near Atlanta, the network announced Thursday. He was 48.   Pentagon awards $197M to Microsoft, Intel, others for microelectronics The Pentagon announced Thursday that it has awarded more than $197 million in contracts for microelectronics development.   Jerry Sandusky's lawyer alleges illegal collusion in 2012 child sex abuse case Jerry Sandusky's legal team said there was collusion between the grand jury and the attorney general's office during the former Penn State assistant football coach's 2012 child sex abuse trial.   Study: CBD users tout medical benefits on social media amid lack of scientific evidence Use of cannabidiol, or CBD, has skyrocketed in recent years as it has been promoted for a range of medical conditions from autism to arthritis -- and testimonials on social media reflect that the marketing is working.   Major U.S. indexes fall for third consecutive day, Dow avoids 300-point drop The Dow Jones closed the day down 19 points Thursday after rebounding from a 300 point loss as the broader market fell for the third consecutive day.   2,350-pound pumpkin, named 'The Tiger King,' wins contest A 2,350-pound pumpkin called "The Tiger King" has been named the winning pumpkin in a competition.   Study: Marmoset monkeys self-domesticated, just like humans New research suggests marmoset monkeys self-domesticated, just like humans, adopting physical changes to match their sociability.   Huntington Ingalls delivers Montana sub to dry dock Huntington Ingalls announced Thursday that it has transferred the Montana submarine to the floating dry dock at Newport News in advance of the vessel's planned November launch.   Fla. firefighters treat man who fell ill in heat, finish mowing his lawn Firefighters and paramedics in Florida finished mowing a man's lawn after treating him for heat exhaustion he suffered while mowing it.   Citigroup exec Ray McGuire to run for NYC mayor Citigroup executive Ray McGuire said Thursday he's leaving the company and launching his bid to become New York City's next mayor.   At least 30 British sailors infected with COVID-19 after port visit to U.S. More than 30 crew members on the British Royal Navy's ballistic-missile submarine HMS Vigilant have tested positive for COVID-19 after a port visit to the United States, multiple sources reported this week.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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NBC’s Savannah Guthrie Grills Trump Opposite ABC’s Sober Biden TalkIn place of a canceled debate, a pair of network prime-time town halls made for starkly contrasting telecasts.   Sen. Sasse Slams Trump, Warning of a ‘Republican Blood Bath’Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska issued a scathing takedown of President Trump during a telephone town hall with constituents, saying he cozied up to dictators and white supremacists. Christie Says He Was ‘Wrong’ Not to Wear Masks at White HouseChris Christie, the former New Jersey governor who was hospitalized as he battled the coronavirus, urged people to follow C.D.C. guidelines in public. As Coronavirus Surges and Brexit Deadline Nears, Boris Johnson StallsThe prime minister’s delaying strategy carries severe risks if he misplays his hand, with the pandemic worsening and a Brexit deadline approaching. SUNY Oneonta President Resigns After 700 Students Test Positive for CoronavirusThe State University of New York at Oneonta had the worst coronavirus outbreak of any public university in the state. Republicans Clash on Stimulus Package as Trump Says ‘Go Big’The president said he wanted a much larger package than the $1.8 trillion measure under discussion. The top Senate Republican said his party could not accept a deal anywhere near that big. What Does ‘Negative’ on a Coronavirus Test Really Mean?President Trump’s recent tests are a reminder that although many products exist, none test for infectiousness. A Rapid Test Offers Hope for Community ScreeningIn a small study in San Francisco, Abbott’s BinaxNOW identified infectious people nearly as accurately as a P.C.R. test. Trump Said to Be Warned That Giuliani Was Conveying Russian DisinformationPresident Trump shrugged off the warning from the intelligence agencies, officials said. Facebook and Twitter Dodge a 2016 Repeat, and Ignite a 2020 FirestormThe companies have said they would do more to stop misinformation and hacked materials from spreading. This is what that effort looks like. By Calling Climate Change ‘Controversial,’ Barrett Created ControversyJudge Amy Coney Barrett refused to answer numerous questions, but it was her avoidance of acknowledging climate change that particularly resonated. What We Learned About Amy Coney Barrett at the Confirmation HearingsThe Supreme Court nominee would not say whether the president could pardon himself or delay the election, but she displayed a sure command of the law. Republicans Close In on Barrett Confirmation to Supreme CourtThe Senate Judiciary Committee lined up a vote for Oct. 22 on Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court, as Democrats warned Republicans would rue the day. 2020 Election, Virus Surge, Tony Awards: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Has Donald Trump Fulfilled His Campaign Promises?In the first of a two-part series exploring the policies of the presidential candidates, we look at whether Mr. Trump has made good on his commitments from 2016. The Big Tech Insider Who’s Challenging Facebook, Twitter and Google from the OutsideFacebook’s former chief security officer on what Big Tech needs to do for a free(r) and fair(er) election. Republican Judges Are Quietly Upending Public Health LawsA catastrophic sequence of decisions has blocked states from responding to the pandemic. What You Can Do Before Election Day: Volunteer“The No. 1 thing that every American who wants to rescue democracy in the country can do is to sign up for phone bank shifts with the Democratic Party in Wisconsin.” America Has No Reason to Be So PowerfulEighty years ago, the United States made a tragic decision to pursue global supremacy. The project has outlived its purpose. How to Actually Make America GreatReversing 50 years of social decline. How the G.O.P. Can Still Wreck AmericaEven if Trump loses, his party can do immense damage. Why Would a Republican Vote Biden? Ask ArizonansThe state’s voters reject ideological extremes and prefer a middle ground. Only one of the parties is meeting them there. Kids Have Suffered Enough. Let Them Have Halloween.As a doctor, I think trick-or-treating seems relatively safe during the pandemic if done carefully. Rod Rosenstein Was Just Doing His JobDoes that really excuse him for his role in the Trump administration’s family separation policy? Jacob Blake Is My Nephew. My Family Is Suffering.Police violence takes a largely invisible toll on Black families. This Urban Safari in Hong Kong Comes With a Snake WarningOn nighttime hikes in Hong Kong’s surprisingly lush forests, a snake catcher teaches city slickers about the reptiles — and their bites. Here’s What It’s Like to Appear on ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’The HBO comedy premiered 20 years ago this week. Bryan Cranston, Ricky Gervais, Judge Judy, Kym Whitley and others describe how it feels to face off with Larry David. In Trying Times, 20 Wines Under $20 That Revive and RestoreIf you are tired of drinking the same old thing, these bottles, from nine different countries, represent the wide range of great values now available. U.S. Brings ‘Largest Ever Tax Charge’ Against Tech ExecutiveFederal prosecutors said Robert T. Brockman had used a web of entities based in Bermuda and Nevis, as well as secret bank accounts in Bermuda and Switzerland, to hide $2 billion in income from the I.R.S. N.Y. Judge Mark Grisanti Pushes Buffalo Police OfficerThe white New York State judge invoked his friendship with the mayor and ties to the police, raising questions about whether his status and race were factors. Wife of Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor Asks for No Charges in Racist TiradeGisele Barreto Fetterman said she had asked that a woman who directed racist slurs at her be given “the necessary treatment and intervention needed in order to break this cycle” of hate. Guard to Face Murder Charge in Shooting at Denver Rally, D.A. SaysThe guard, Matthew Dolloff, had been hired as private security by a television station that was covering dueling demonstrations on Saturday. Major Retailers in Britain Say No to Glitter for ChristmasMorrisons, John Lewis and Waitrose said they would not be using glitter in their holiday products this year. Does that really help the environment? Bernard Cohen, Lawyer in Landmark Mixed-Marriage Case, Dies at 86With Philip J. Hirschkop, he brought Loving v. Virginia to the Supreme Court, which struck down laws against interracial marriages. In India, Toxic Air Spells More Trouble for Covid-19 PatientsEvery fall, air pollution spikes in India. Doctors worry what it will mean for coronavirus patients with breathing problems. Don’t Grieve Alone. Reach Out.Finding emotional support during a crisis often means turning to long-established networks already built for distance. Postcard-Perfect Scenes, Constructed From Memory and Scraps of PaperThe photographer Vik Muniz creates elaborate views of the world’s most famous tourist spots, building the details with thousands of pieces cut from postcards he collects. We Watched It All: Fashion Week in QuarantineTwo Styles reporters look back on the fashion season that was. Spoiler: It was weirder than usual. ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia’ Review: Opening a Wide, Wonderful WorldSpike Lee joins forces with David Byrne for a joyous concert movie that rocks and delights, sending you high and then higher. Did Lockdowns Lower Premature Births? A New Study Adds EvidenceDutch researchers say the “impact was real,” adding to hopes that doctors will learn more about factors contributing to preterm birth. More Recent Articles
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