Friday's Headlines: More patients are being hospitalized, stretching capacity
Texas hospitals grapple with patient influxes; Secret Service agents preparing for Pence Arizona trip contracted coronavirus; 'We feel absolutely abandoned': How the pandemic in Russia tanked the economy and plunged families into crisis; FedEx, stadium sponsor for the Washington Redskins, calls on team to change its name; Student leaders, faculty and alumni ask Washington and Lee to change its name; We're No. 1! In a pandemic, that's no cause for celebration.; This is how you lose a culture war; Trump's historic — and life-threatening — delusion on the coronavirus ; Don't extend the Cares Act's $600 weekly bonus; The U.S. job market is still in very bad shape. Just wait until the fiscal time bomb goes off.; Recognizing the state of Palestine is the only appropriate response to Israeli annexation; Trump's niece asks court to lift restraining order related to tell-all book; Supreme Court says Alabama does not have to loosen ballot restrictions because of virus; Spike in non-virus deaths suggests many feared seeking care; For TV networks missing sports, there's one unthinkable scenario: Losing the NFL season; 'The Cursed Platoon,' Part 1
This is the second time in recent weeks that Secret Service agents preparing for a White House or campaign event outside of Washington have contracted the virus.
The company said in a statement it "communicated to the team in Washington our request that they change the team name." FedEx signed a 27-year naming-rights deal for the stadium in 1999.
The college, named in honor of two of its early benefactors, George Washington and Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, has deep and complex ties to the Confederacy.
In a 5-4 decision, the justices ruled that Alabama does not have to abide for now with lower-court decisions that made it easier to cast a mail-in ballot.
Even as other sports plan their returns, network executives have nervously kept their eyes on the NFL season, which is America's most valuable television property.
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