Tuesday's Headlines: Barring a landslide, election night might not yield a result in White House race
As movie theaters reopen, they struggle with how to allay concerns; Activists halt protests in S.C. after some demonstrators become infected; Florida is crucial to the return of sports. It's also a coronavirus hot spot.; NASCAR shows what it wants to be, finds out how far it has to go; In Atlanta, hundreds pay respect to Rayshard Brooks; Kenyan fathers grapple with their sons' deaths in police custody; There is no earthly reason this nation should be defiled by Confederate statues; The U.S. is falling behind its peers. Americans are starting to notice.; The missing factor in Trump's presidency? Decency.; Trump faced a moment of truth in Tulsa. He chose the low road.; Trump's sparse crowd in Tulsa means nothing ; What Democrats get wrong about the 2016 election; Trump fixated on defending his physical and mental health; Citing pandemic, Trump orders limits on foreign workers; As the president slumps, his campaign fixes on a target: Women
The theaters thrive on a sense of refuge, peddling the joy of leaving reality at the door. Theater operators say that's tough to do when employees are handing out masks, enforcing seat distances and scanning for pallid complexions.
Bubba Wallace, the Cup series' lone African American competitor, was embraced by NASCAR's full complement of drivers and crew members before the start of Monday's race in Alabama — less than 24 hours after a noose was discovered hanging in his garage stall.
Mourners visited a historic church to pay their respects to Rayshard Brooks, the latest black man to become a household name after dying at the hands of police.
After months attacking Democratic opponent Joe Biden's acuity and strength, the president finds himself being mocked by critics for incidents including "the ramp and the water" at West Point.
The executive order will affect technology firms, forestry companies and others who fill some jobs with temporary workers and it will curb immigration visas through the end of the year
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