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Biden’s ‘Breakfast Club’ Controversy Shows What His Rivals Already Knew

The syndicated radio show with Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee and DJ Envy has serious political power.

Investigators Say One Man Shot Ahmaud Arbery. Why Are Three Charged With Murder?

The authorities said Travis McMichael fired the fatal shots, yet his father and a neighbor also are charged with murder in connection with Mr. Arbery’s death.

What Role Should Employers Play in Testing Workers?

Amazon and other companies are planning to test workers for the coronavirus. But there is little federal guidance, and some fear it could lead to a false sense of security.

CDC Says Coronavirus Does Not Spread Easily on Surfaces

If you’re worried about wiping down grocery bags or disinfecting mailed packages, this C.D.C. guidance might bring some relief. It’s not new information; the agency has been saying this for months.

Flouting Norms, Trump Seeks to Bring Independent Watchdogs to Heel

The inspectors general system, a key post-Watergate reform to keep government honest, is coming under intense pressure by the president.

Hertz, Car Rental Pioneer, Files for Bankruptcy Protection

The company, which had amassed a large debt, has been devastated by the sharp drop in travel during the pandemic.

Prosecutors to Drop Charges Against Boyfriend of Breonna Taylor

The announcement came one day after the Federal Bureau of Investigation said it had opened an investigation into the fatal shooting of Ms. Taylor by three police officers in Louisville, Ky.

Airlines Given Tentative OK to Halt Service at Dozens of U.S. Cities

The destinations are mostly in secondary markets that have had little demand for flights or could be served by nearby airports, airlines said.

Flynn Case Judge Is Asked to Explain Himself; F.B.I. Opens Internal Inquiry

In the latest twists in a highly politicized case, Michael Flynn’s lawyers are trying to force a judge to end the case immediately, and the F.B.I. will weigh whether it committed misconduct.

Ahmaud Arbery Shooting: Investigators Say William Bryan Was More Than a Witness

The video captured by William Bryan brought the world’s attention to the case. Authorities said he participated in the deadly confrontation.

Lori Loughlin Pleads Guilty via Zoom in College Admissions Case

As part of an agreement with prosecutors, Ms. Loughlin, the Hollywood actress, is expected to receive a two-month prison sentence.

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