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SOCCER BATTLE LOOMING OVER NATIONAL TEAM GAMES

Soccer has so far shown a largely united front in confronting the challenges of the coronavirus. Things may be about to get ugly.

STICKER SHOCK IN THE PHARMACY

For chronically ill patients, decisions about whether to pay or go without medications are life-or-death battles that must be fought...

SINCE 2015: 48 BLACK WOMEN KILLED BY THE POLICE. AND ONLY 1 CHARGE

For many, the grand jury announcement in Breonna Taylor's case was more of the same, underscoring the need for systemic change.

AS DONATIONS SHIFT IN THE PANDEMIC, NEW DATABASES AIM TO HELP

Donors are giving money in different ways this year, and two new projects are helping them identify the nonprofit groups that can best...

MEET CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY'S NEW CHANCELLOR

Friday: Joseph Castro will be the first Californian and the first Mexican-American to lead the nation's biggest four-year public university...

MICHAEL JORDAN'S BIG PLAY IN NASCAR COULD HELP DIVERSIFY ITS FAN BASE

A self-described fan of the sport, Jordan will form a team with Bubba Wallace as the driver, possibly helping to draw African-American...

THERE'S A COVID-19 CASE IN THE OFFICE. WHO SHOULD THE COMPANY TELL?

RUTH BADER GINSBURG LIVE UPDATES: JUSTICE TO LIE IN STATE AT THE CAPITOL

Justice Ginsburg will be honored in a ceremony Friday morning and will lie in state in Statuary Hall, the first woman to be given that...

SUPREME COURT PICK AND FIRST DEBATE LOOM IN DAYS AHEAD

A hugely consequential stretch of the presidential race is about to begin. In Arizona, Democratic candidates are polling strongly....

JAMAL MURRAY GETS THE ACCLAIM, BUT THE LAKERS CLOSE IN ON THE SERIES

“Jamal had it going,” LeBron James said. “The kid is special.”

LOSING YOUR HAIR CAN BE ANOTHER CONSEQUENCE OF THE PANDEMIC

Doctors are seeing a huge increase in patients who have been shedding abnormal amounts of hair, and they believe it is related to stress...

4 WOUNDED IN PARIS KNIFE ATTACK NEAR CHARLIE HEBDO'S FORMER OFFICE

Jean Castex, the prime minister, said two people were in critical condition. The attack came as a trial is underway over the January...

COVID CASES IN THE OFFICE: WHO SHOULD BE TOLD?

As workers return to the workplace, some will inevitably test positive. There's a debate about who should be notified.

MARKETS DECLINE AS PANDEMIC'S GRIP TIGHTENS: LIVE BUSINESS BRIEFING

OVERLOOKED NO MORE: MABEL PING-HUA LEE, SUFFRAGIST WITH A DISTINCTION

Lee stood out as a Chinese immigrant, giving speeches, writing articles and helping to lead a 10,000-strong march through the streets...

MAKING ART WHEN ‘LOCKDOWN' MEANS PRISON

The harshness of life behind bars is designed to crush inmates' individuality. But a stirring exhibition at MoMA PS1 shows the prison-industrial...

SOME IN OREGON WILDFIRES' PATH NEVER GOT EVACUATION ALERTS

Technological advancements have helped people get information about when to leave and where to go. But some never got the alerts and...

THE OTHER SUPREME COURT FIGHT

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HOW YURTS AND HEAT LAMPS WILL SAVE NEW YORK'S RESTAURANTS

Outdoor dining has been a magical distraction from pandemic gloom. But the city has done little to ensure that it will survive in colder...

A BATTLE OVER THE BATTLE FOR THE SUPREME COURT

Jamelle Bouie joins the podcast for a debate on reforming the highest court in the land.