Isaias knocked out power to more than 3 million homes and businesses up and down the East Coast
More than 3.1 million homes and businesses have no electrical power after the powerful storm Isaias whipped through the...
Monthly Archives: August 2020
What are coaches and players willing to sacrifice for a college football season?
Coaches at Penn State and Wake Forest are self-isolating from at-risk family members because of the risk of catching...
'Sorry to burst the magic bubble' says Florida lawmaker of hydroxychloroquine as he battles COVID-19
“I think perhaps some people are clinging to this to psychologically manage their anxiety over the disease,” State Rep....
FBI says audit found only minor errors in FISA warrants
The FBI said it found only “minor” errors in 29 warrant applications to the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court,...
‘Hot objects’ from vehicle tailpipe caused 26,850-acre Apple Fire in California, authorities say
By Palm Springs Desert Sun Only 7% of the perimeter was contained in the massive California blaze. Witnesses who...
Nadal won’t play in US Open over virus concerns
Defending champion Rafael Nadal will skip the US Open because of the coronavirus pandemic, putting on hold his bid...
Leon Fleisher, sublime pianist undaunted by mysterious hand malady, dies at 92
By Anne Midgette He was in his 30s when fingers in his right hand suddenly stopped working, but remained...
One of America’s most storied brands is no more
Sprint was a storied American brand, but it is no longer. T-Mobile, which closed its $30 billion merger with...
Splash Mountain log flume ride sinks at Disney World's Magic Kingdom
Walt Disney World’s Splash Mountain hit rough waters Sunday as Twitter users posted video of a submerged log flume...
Coronavirus updates: Trump irked with Dr. Birx; British test yields results in 90-minutes; New York party boat busted; stimulus talks resume
By USA TODAY The WHO is continuing to study the origin of COVID-19. Two new tests in the UK...