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ICE Makes International Students Choose Between Coronavirus Risk and Deportation

ICE’s new ruling requires that college students with visas must take in-person courses, transfer to a campus with physical classes, or exit the U.S.
A Tell-all Book About Melania Trump Appears to Be on Its Way

Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a former adviser to Melania Trump, will reportedly publish a book on her friendship with the First Lady on September 1.
Prince Andrew Reportedly Too ‘Nervous’ to Vacation

Sources say he is growing increasingly anxious in the wake of Ghislaine Maxwell’s arrest.
Amy Cooper Faces Charges After Calling Cops on Black Birder in Central Park

If convicted, she could face up to a year in jail.
Frederick Douglass Statue Vandalized Over July 4th Weekend

The statue was torn down from its base in a Rochester park and found near the edge of a gorge.
‘Devil Went Down to Georgia’ Country Star Charlie Daniels Dead at 83

The musician’s biggest hit got him a Grammy Award and a spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Americans Reach Peak Partisan Polarization Under Trump

The biggest danger sign for Trump is that independents don’t like him much at all.
Trump’s Latest Coronavirus Strategy: Hope Americans Learn to ‘Live With’ It

With no real strategy for combating the pandemic, Trump’s team is reportedly hoping Americans grow numb to mass illness and death.
Supreme Court Lets States Punish ‘Faithless Electors’

A unanimous Supreme Court found no constitutional sanction for treating presidential electors as free agents.
Dana Canedy to Be First Black Publisher of Simon & Schuster

And she’s the third woman to hold the position.
The U.S. Keeps Seeing Record Numbers of Coronavirus Cases

There’s only one state where new cases are currently decreasing.
Postmates Delivered to Uber in $2.65 Billion Deal

The ride-hailing giant, which operates Uber Eats, had also tried to buy Grubhub.
Trump Attacks Bubba Wallace, Defends Confederate Flag

The president is being racist again.
Ennio Morricone, Oscar-Winning Composer, Is Dead at 91

The Hateful Eight composer scored over 500 films in his career.
Broadway Actor Nick Cordero Dead at 41 Due to Coronavirus Complications

The Broadway performer was nominated for a Tony in 2014 for his turn in Bullets Over Broadway.
Coronavirus Hot Spot States by the Numbers

A rundown of states — like Arizona, Florida, and Texas — facing alarming summer outbreaks, including closures, caseloads, and hospitalizations.
Kanye West Announces 2020 Presidential Run

Elon Musk tweeted his support.
John Lewis’s Lifelong Struggle for Voting Rights Isn’t Over

Once it looked like Obama’s election represented the culmination of John Lewis’s career. A new documentary shows battles for old causes persist.
MLB Cancels All-Star Game in Los Angeles Amid Coronavirus Concerns

This will be the first year without an All-Star Game since 1945.
Trump Is Throwing a Mount Rushmore Fireworks Show. What Could Go Wrong?

Between the coronavirus and potential for wildfires, experts are warning that the Friday night’s event could spell trouble.

8:51 P.M. Coronavirus Hot Spot States by the Numbers A rundown of states — like Arizona, Florida, and Texas — facing alarming summer outbreaks, including closures, caseloads, and hospitalizations.
7:09 P.M. ICE: Foreign Students Must Take In-Person Classes or Leave ICE’s new ruling requires that college students with visas must take in-person courses, transfer to a campus with physical classes, or exit the U.S.
5:38 P.M. Trump Targeting Wrong Battleground States, As Hillary Did The president needs to focus on lifting his national numbers, not “playing defense” in Ohio or Iowa.
5:26 P.M. Trump Can’t Turn Bubba Wallace Into Colin Kaepernick In his attempt to demonize an innocent driver, the president finds that even NASCAR won’t listen to him anymore.
4:12 P.M. Amy Cooper Faces Charges After Calling Cops on Black Birder If convicted, she could face up to a year in jail.
2:10 P.M. Americans Reach Peak Partisan Polarization Under Trump The biggest danger sign for Trump is that independents don’t like him much at all.
1:24 P.M. Trump Admin Hopes Americans Learn to ‘Live With’ Coronavirus With no real strategy for combating the pandemic, Trump’s team is reportedly hoping Americans grow numb to mass illness and death.
11:52 A.M. Supreme Court Lets States Punish ‘Faithless Electors’ A unanimous Supreme Court found no constitutional sanction for treating presidential electors as free agents.
9:56 A.M. Trump Attacks Bubba Wallace, Defends Confederate Flag The president is being racist again.
8:00 A.M. Two Weeks With Rachel Noerdlinger, the Movement’s Publicist From Bill de Blasio’s City Hall to George Floyd’s memorial service.
July 5, 2020 What We Do and Don’t Know About New York’s Reopening Plan Indoor dining will not resume in New York City in phase three as planned, though tattoo parlors, nail salons, and more park activities can return.
July 5, 2020 Can Trump Pull Off an Upset Like Harry Truman’s in 1948? The more you look at Truman’s shocker, the less it looks like anything Trump can duplicate.
July 5, 2020 Horowitz Book Predicting a Trump Victory Was Not Well-Timed “As this book was in its final stages and heading for the printer, America and the world were struck by a deadly virus.” Uh-oh.
July 3, 2020 Trump’s Mount Rushmore Fireworks Show: What Could Go Wrong? Between the coronavirus and potential for wildfires, experts are warning that the Friday night’s event could spell trouble.
July 3, 2020 John Lewis’s Lifelong Struggle for Voting Rights Isn’t Over Once it looked like Obama’s election represented the culmination of John Lewis’s career. A new documentary shows battles for old causes persist.
July 3, 2020 Andrew Sullivan: China Is a Genocidal Menace It’s time we treat the country as the rogue dictatorship that it is.
July 3, 2020 To Reopen the Economy, Close the Bars Areas that reopened bars may have increased the spread of the coronavirus and made the public more afraid to engage in activities unrelated to bars.
July 3, 2020 Is Biden’s Lead Strong Enough to Make Texas Competitive? A once unthinkable electoral map comes into focus.
July 2, 2020 Rove Giving Trump Advice He Cannot Take The Boy Genius seems to be explaining in advance why Trump lost.
July 2, 2020 Will Ghislaine Maxwell’s Arrest Put Boldface Names on Edge? Almost a year after Jeffrey Epstein’s death, his longtime fixer is in custody.

8:57 P.M. Prince Andrew Reportedly Too ‘Nervous’ to Vacation Sources say he is growing increasingly anxious in the wake of Ghislaine Maxwell’s arrest.
5:54 P.M. What Will College Be Like in the Fall? Most universities say they plan to resume in-person classes, but life on campus will be a lot different.
5:50 P.M. Iris van Herpen Casts Another Game of Thrones Actress Melisandre makes an appearance in a new fashion film.
4:44 P.M. Amy Cooper Charged With Filing a False Police Report After she called 911 and falsely claimed that a Black bird-watcher was threatening her life in Central Park.
3:41 P.M. For Alex Israel, Happiness Smells Like a Perfect Avocado The artist has a new scent with Louis Vuitton.
3:18 P.M. Frederick Douglass Statue Vandalized Over July 4th Weekend The statue was torn down from its base in a Rochester park and found near the edge of a gorge.
2:53 P.M. This Is How Mythical Creatures Shop for Couture Dior unveils its new collection in a fantastical film.
2:27 P.M. The Arctic Is On Fire, and We Should all Be Terrified “We always expected the Arctic to change faster than the rest of the globe. But I don’t think anyone expected the changes to happen this fast.”
2:04 P.M. The Glaring Race Gap in Coronavirus Deaths New data shows that Black and Latino people are twice as likely to die from the disease — and institutionalized racism is to blame.
12:23 P.M. Breonna Taylor Was Shot and Killed by Police in Her Own Home Yet none of the officers involved in her killing have been arrested, and only one has been fired.
12:21 P.M. And Now, a Confirmed Case of Bubonic Plague According to Chinese officials, a herdsman in Inner Mongolia has contracted the disease.
11:15 A.M. The U.S. Keeps Seeing Record Numbers of Coronavirus Cases There’s only one state where new cases are currently decreasing.
9:51 A.M. What We Know About the Disappearance of Vanessa Guillen Guillen’s body has been identified, more than two months after the 20-year-old soldier disappeared from the Fort Hood Army base in Texas.
8:00 A.M. How I Get It Done: Writer and Activist Raquel Willis “I want to be someone holding the door open for the next person that comes through.”
8:00 A.M. The Look Book Goes to the Roosevelt Avenue Subway Station In Jackson Heights, where ridership on the 7 and E lines is slowly picking up. gallery
July 5, 2020 Madame Clairevoyant: Horoscopes for the Week of July 6 This week opened with an intense, emotional lunar eclipse in Capricorn — the last of this tumultuous eclipse season.
July 5, 2020 The Overwhelmed Mom Still Finding Time for Lots of Sex This week’s sex diary.
July 5, 2020 J.K. Rowling Triples Down on Transphobia The author has unleashed an 11-tweet rant that appeared to conflate hormone therapy and conversion therapy.
July 5, 2020 Protester Dies After Car Plows Into Peaceful Seattle March Summer Taylor, 24, died in the hospital on Saturday. Diaz Love, who was also hit, remains in critical condition.
July 5, 2020 Who Is Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s Alleged Madam? She has been arrested on charges related to Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged sex-trafficking ring, but allegations about her have swirled for years.

10:14 P.M. Halle Berry Sorry for Considering Role As Transgender Man “I will continue to listen, educate and learn from this mistake.”
10:00 P.M. 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Recap: Thank Goodness For Moms It’s a lot harder to play games with your fiancé’s mother around…
9:31 P.M. I May Destroy You’s Paapa Essiedu on Kwame and Michaela Coel “There’s no nepotism in your favor from being friends with Michaela Coel!”
9:30 P.M. I May Destroy You Recap: Mic Drop Arabella moves into the next stage of her healing process via yoga, social media, and an impromptu Me Too moment.
8:54 P.M. Andy Samberg: Brooklyn Nine-Nine ‘Rethinking’ Police Comedy “We’re taking a step back, and the writers are all rethinking how we’re going to move forward, as well as the cast.”
7:11 P.M. Kristian Alfonso Leaves Days Of Our Lives After 37 Years The actress first joined NBC’s long-running soap in 1983.
6:30 P.M. The 100 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now Da 5 Bloods, Swimming Pool, Uncut Gems, and more.
4:35 P.M. Listen Up: City Girls and Doja Cat Drop ‘Pussy Talk’ Video “Boy, this pussy talk euros, dollars, and yens.”
4:18 P.M. Juice WRLD Album Out Friday, 7 Months After His Death A new song with Halsey, “Life’s a Mess,” is out today.
3:02 P.M. The Hamilton Movie Won’t Be Eligible at Next Year’s Oscars The Disney+ version of Hamilton will not be invited into the room where it happens.
3:00 P.M. ‘Devil Went Down to Georgia’ Star Charlie Daniels Dead at 83 The musician’s biggest hit got him a Grammy Award and a spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
2:58 P.M. What Actor Michael Zegen Can’t Live Without “I got this because my trainer told me to.”
2:46 P.M. Need More Avatar: The Last Airbender? Try These Series. A chakra-based guide to the animated shows that extend Avatar’s thematic and emotional spirit into different worlds.
1:56 P.M. Groundlings Community Calls Out ‘Whitest’ Theater in Letter “If you honestly believe that black life matters, prove it by taking the steps to make them matter on your stages.”
1:55 P.M. Jack Harlow’s ‘Whats Poppin’ Is TikTok’s Song of the Summer Our TikTok song of the week goes to one of the year’s biggest sleeper hits.
1:09 P.M. Can Eurovision Crash the Oscars’ Best Original Song Race? Of all the pitch-perfect spoofs in the Netflix movie, one song stands out among the rest.
1:00 P.M. Netflix Revives Dead to Me for Third and Final Season We’ll celebrate with a bottle or three.
12:50 P.M. How The Eddy Turned a Parisian Jazz Dream Into a TV Drama “It basically was backwards from the normal way of developing a piece of television, because it started with the music.”
11:42 A.M. Dana Canedy to Be First Black Publisher of Simon & Schuster And she’s the third woman to hold the position.
11:10 A.M. All the Celebrities Who Have Tested Positive for Coronavirus And the stories they’ve shared.

11:10 A.M. Uber Purchases Postmates The ride-hailing giant, which operates Uber Eats, had also tried to buy Grubhub.
9:30 A.M. The Underground Gourmet Tries Alternate-Side Dining With the reopening of New York restaurants, all food is street food.
July 3, 2020 Actress Rosalind Chao’s Grub Street Diet “I’m not one of those cooks who can just throw things together.”
July 2, 2020 Can New York’s Restaurants Survive on Outdoor Dining Alone? Owners are scrambling as they make just a fraction of what they need to stay in business.
July 1, 2020 L.A. Times Food Editor Leaves After Allegations of Abuse Peter Meehan had been at the paper since October 2018.
July 1, 2020 Indoor Dining Postponed Indefinitely in New York City It’s the only sensible thing to do.
July 1, 2020 Please, Tip 50 Percent At least that much.
July 1, 2020 How a Restaurant Reopens Before customers arrive, a million decisions must get made.
June 30, 2020 This Is Not the Time to Reopen New York’s Bars It would be a disaster.
June 29, 2020 I Lost My Dad to Coronavirus. I Have to Reopen For Him. Chef Leah Cohen remembers her father.
June 29, 2020 A New Culinary Collective Aims to Empower LGBTQ Makers Totes Gay is run by the people behind MeMe’s Diner and Queer Soup Night.
June 26, 2020 Food Media Must Work Harder to Fix Its Racism Problem It’s not enough to apologize.
June 26, 2020 Fort Defiance Won’t Reopen As a Restaurant Instead, owner St. John Frizell says the Red Hook institution will remain a grocery store.
June 26, 2020 Artist Andrew Kuo’s Grub Street Diet “That’s my dream — to live in a place big enough for a second freezer.”
June 25, 2020 Can You Get Excited to Go to a Restaurant Right Now? A simple quiz.
June 25, 2020 How to Picnic Now, According to Experts “Picnics are the restaurants of COVID.”
June 24, 2020 Is It Time to Get Rid of Menus for Good? Many people are wondering why we still cling to the idea of unsanitary, wasteful paper.
June 24, 2020 8 Pasta Kits Even a Pasta Granny Could Get Behind Splitting the difference between a romantic night out and ripping open a box of De Cecco.
June 23, 2020 Rawlston Williams Prepares to Reopen the Food Sermon The fast-casual counter at the Brooklyn Navy Yard returns next month.
June 22, 2020 NYC Releases Safe-Dining Guidelines for Reopened Restaurants As outdoor dining returns, the city is promoting ways to limit exposure.

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3:15 P.M. This $200 Bike Stand Is an Affordable Alternative to Peloton It’s a challenging and inexpensive option until real spin classes resume.
3:07 P.M. The Social Club for POC Offering Free Grieving Sessions In the months since COVID-19 hit, Ethel’s Club has gained members as far afield as Norway and is actively looking to raise money to hire new staffers.
12:56 P.M. 10 Things On Sale You’ll Want: From Equipment to Tom Ford Including a pair of still-in-stock roller skates and some humidity-resistant foundation.
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11:13 A.M. A Beginners’ Guide to Hiking, According to Hiking Experts From the best app for choosing a trail, down to the most supportive shoes.
10:29 A.M. What Actor Michael Zegen Can’t Live Without “I got this because my trainer told me to.”
July 5, 2020 8 Products That Delighted Us Last Week on the Strategist Including a projector screen for an at-home movie theater and a popsicle-inspired lip tint.
July 3, 2020 The Strategist’s Guide to the Best July 4 Sales — So Far Keep checking back in as new sales are added, and stuff sells out.
July 3, 2020 The Most Worth-It Products at Sephora’s Fourth of July Sale An unusually pearlescent Pat McGrath highlighter and a leave-in conditioner I plan to stock up on.
July 2, 2020 Everything You Need for a Power Outage, According to Experts We talked to city officials and preppers to find everything you need to build a blackout kit.
July 2, 2020 The Best Gifts for Beer Lovers, According to Brewers Because you can do better than a novelty beer helmet.
July 2, 2020 The Best Wedge Pillows, According to Sleep Experts Prop yourself up to relieve snoring, heartburn, and congestion.
July 2, 2020 What’s the Best Fanny Pack? Including some Strategist staff favorites.
July 2, 2020 What Are the Best Espadrilles? “These espadrilles are deceptively comfortable … I can walk an entire day in this pair without feeling the need to take them off.”
July 2, 2020 The Best Gifts for Gardeners Whether they’re the proud cultivator of an English-style cottage garden or a humble apartment gardener hoping to hone their green thumb.
July 2, 2020 Brooklinen’s (Basically) Site-Wide 15 Percent Off Sale A luxury hotel–style upgrade for this summer’s main travel destination: your bed.
July 1, 2020 What Strategist Readers Are Buying: Nasal Spray and Fans Plus: Gel pillows, sunscreen, and, of course, fabric face masks.
July 1, 2020 The Best Mattresses, As Tested by Strategist Editors Our editors and writers slept on each of these for at least one week.
July 1, 2020 10 Books Recommended by Black-Owned Bookstores Black-owned bookstores recommended books on their reading lists, including the latest book from Brit Bennett and a book written in 1645.

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