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MLB postseason bubble: Globe Life Field to be home of the NLCS, World Series; Petco Park to host ALCS

MLB and the players union are moving towards an agreement for the postseason, with the World Series to be played at a neutral site.

      

No more temperature checks? CDC changing COVID-19 screenings for international air passengers

Starting Sept. 14, the US will replace its current system of temperature and symptom checks with one that focuses on where travelers have been.

      

New Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band album coming in October, single out now

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s latest album, “Letter to You,” will be released Oct. 23.

      

Three major decisions are upcoming in Louisville, Kenosha and Rochester

In Kentucky, Wisconsin and New York, investigators are expected to soon make decisions on whether to bring charges in three separate incidents of police violence.

Professor who lied about being Black resigns

Less than a week after George Washington University announced Jessica Krug would not resume teaching this semester after the professor revealed she had been lying for years about being Black, the school announced she has resigned.

Raptors fend off Celtics in double-overtime thriller to force Game 7

A series many expected to come down to a Game 7 will get it after the Raptors held off the Celtics for a wild 125-122 win in double overtime.

      

Ronald ‘Khalis’ Bell, Kool & the Gang co-founder and ‘Celebration’ songwriter, dies at 68

Kool and the Gang co-founder and singer Robert Bell, who co-wrote songs like “Celebration,” “Ladies Night” and “Jungle Boogie,” has died at 68.
      

‘We could hear the trees exploding’: Deadly swath of wildfires rage in the West; death toll rises to 6

Northern and Central California are again under siege. Washington state sees ‘unprecedented’ wildfires. Oregon orders evacuations. The latest news.

      

US reveals it has revoked more than 1,000 visas to Chinese nationals deemed security risks

More than 1,000 Chinese nationals have had their visas revoked by the United States since June, under a program aimed at graduate students and researchers believed to have ties to the Chinese military.

Apocalyptic photos and video show an orange sky over San Francisco, other cities as wildfires burn across Western states

People are sharing surreal scenes of what’s outside as wildfires burn in Oregon, Washington and California.

      

‘Shock, grief, pain and dismay’: 3 National Guard members killed in Tennessee plane crash

The plane took off from the Warren County airport and crashed in a nearby field, National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Peter Knudson said.

      

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