The government’s aid programs are winding down, and officials are so far resisting pressure to extend them. But what if the virus resurges? Continue reading As Britain Climbs Out of an Economic Pit, Tough Questions Loom
President Trump said he heard that Ms. Harris, the presumptive Democratic vice-presidential nominee born in California, was not eligible for the ticket, repeating a theory that is rampant among his followers. Constitutional scholars quickly called his words false and irresponsible. Continue reading Trump, Repeating a Baseless Theory, Suggests Kamala Harris Is Not Eligible to Serve
The news that three top collectors were leaving the city set off a string of negative headlines and prompted soul-searching from artists and administrators. Continue reading Berlin’s Art Scene: Are Reports of Its Death Exaggerated?
The conferences, not the N.C.A.A., will make the decisions about whether to play a season in the fall. Continue reading N.C.A.A. Doctors Say Football Is a Bad Idea. But They Aren’t Deciding.
In his memoir, “Disloyal,” Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s onetime lawyer and fixer, claims that he had unique access to Mr. Trump, a man with “no true friends.” Continue reading In Tell-All Foreword, Cohen Promises Sordid Tales Trump ‘Does Not Want You to Read’
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Five New Yorkers describe the night they were arrested while participating in Black Lives Matter demonstrations. Continue reading They Said They Were Protesting Peacefully. Then the Police Arrived.
What is it like when a city abandons a neighborhood and the police vanish? Business owners describe a harrowing experience of calling for help and being left all alone. Continue reading Abolish the Police? Those Who Survived the Chaos in Seattle Aren’t So Sure
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