Evening Edition: DHS official whose office compiled ‘intelligence reports’ on journalists, protesters is removed
'Assume the monster is everywhere': Health experts urge dramatic reset to halt virus ; July marked the worst month on record for new infections in U.S.; Congress is deeply unpopular again as stimulus gridlock has real-life consequences; Cardinals' outbreak grows with four more positives, further imperiling MLB season; Pandemic causes another health concern — closed public restrooms; Packed slum in Mumbai beat back virus while cases soared in the rest of India; Hurricane Isaias barrels toward Florida before it surges up East Coast; NASA and SpaceX prepare to bring astronauts home in the Gulf of Mexico; On call with SEC leaders, worried college football players pushed back on safety: 'Not good enough'; The Lincoln Project's plan for preserving the union: Drive Trump out of office by driving him nuts
Brian Murphy's removal from office follows revelations in The Post that his department compiled reports on two journalists in Portland, Ore., and collected electronic messages belonging to protesters there.
New restrictions in Sun Belt states have flattened new cases. But infectious-disease experts see warning signs in the South, the Midwest and East Coast cities that were hammered in the spring.
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The team's coronavirus outbreak is one of two that have arisen in the past week, casting doubt on the sport's ability to contain the virus and safely navigate a 60-game regular baseball season.
With Hurricane Isaias projected to hit the east coast of Florida just as NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley return, NASA and SpaceX are proceeding with a landing attempt in the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida Panhandle.
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