‘George W. Bush’ offers a too-thin look at the man and his presidency
“George W. Bush” offers a dutiful look at the 43rd president, spread over four hours and two nights. Perhaps inevitably, though, the…
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J.Crew declared bankruptcy. Three other famous stores may follow it
They were once the giants of American retail, strong enough to survive wars, the Great Depression, the Great Recession and the rise of online…
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Virtual stars of NBA esports league return remotely for exciting new season
While most professional sport is on hold around the world, stars of a basketball simulation video game are getting ready for action. The NBA 2K…
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Virtual stars of NBA esports league return remotely for exciting new season
While most professional sport is on hold around the world, stars of a basketball simulation video game are getting ready for action. The NBA 2K…
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CBS News’ Lesley Stahl recovers from Covid-19
Lesley Stahl, the senior-most correspondent on the CBS newsmagazine “60 Minutes,” revealed on Sunday night’s broadcast that she was…
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StormTRACK Weather: Temperature rollercoaster week ahead
Get ready for another hot day Monday! There will be some relief on Tuesday as a cold front begins moving into the area. Temperatures will quickly…
Continue Reading Nurse thanks Taylor Swift for surprise gifts in honor of her work
A nurse on the front lines of the Covid-19 battle is thanking one of the music industry’s biggest stars for recognizing her and her hard work.…
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This six-year-old boy set up a joke stand to give neighbors a laugh during quarantine
Six-year-old Callaghan McLaughlin has a new routine. Every day, he wakes up early, eats breakfast, gets his schoolwork done — and then sets up…
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What we know about Tara Reade’s allegation against Joe Biden
Former Vice President Joe Biden on Friday denied a former aide’s claim that he sexually assaulted her 27 years ago, saying in his first public…
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Tariffs could be back in play. That’s bad news for shaky markets
Rising tensions between the United States and China, the world’s two largest economies, pose a real threat to stocks, which had shot up in…
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Coronavirus restrictions continue to loosen this week after a weekend of recreation and protest across US
The new week brings more reopenings across the US after a weekend many Americans spent outside, from protesting coronavirus restrictions to enjoying…
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Global stocks and US futures fall as US-China tensions return
Global markets and US stock futures dropped Monday after the White House renewed efforts to blame China for the coronavirus pandemic and President…
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Lincoln got better press treatment, Trump claims, as he ups pandemic death estimate
After admitting US coronavirus deaths could hit 90,000, President Donald Trump is bemoaning his own plight — complaining that he has been…
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Four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome fears large crowds at this year’s race
Britain’s four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome has expressed concerns over whether organizers will be able to prevent large crowds…
Continue Reading Four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome fears large crowds at this year’s race
Britain’s four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome has expressed concerns over whether organizers will be able to prevent large crowds…
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5 things to know for May 4: Coronavirus, vaccines, economy, weapons ban, elections
Forget toilet paper! The latest must-have product to sell out on store shelves is flour. There’s no wheat shortage or anything, it’s just…
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What to expect when the Senate returns this week
Senators return to the Capitol Monday — many anxious about their safety as the coronavirus spreads — to tackle partisan disputes over…
Continue Reading A ‘travel bubble’ between New Zealand and Australia could be a model for the future
It may be some time before tourists are traveling the globe again. But what if you could travel through designated, approved parts of it? Politicians…
Continue Reading Customer leaves $1,300 tip to support Texas restaurant on day it reopened after coronavirus shutdown
The lights were on and tables set at Frog & The Bull on Friday, as the restaurant in Austin, Texas, welcomed back customers to its dining area It…
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Invasive giant hornets have been spotted in the US for the first time
Just when you thought 2020 could not get any worse. Now we have giant hornets with freakish eyes and a venomous sting to add to this year’s…
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Home from college and bumping heads with parents? Here’s how you can get along
If you’re a college student and have been home for weeks due to the pandemic, you might be wondering if you and your parents are even from the…
Continue Reading What happens if a coronavirus vaccine is never developed? It has happened before
As countries lie frozen in lockdown and billions of people lose their livelihoods, public figures are teasing a breakthrough that would mark the end…
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A Georgia man was shot and killed while jogging, mother says
A Georgia man was chased, shot and killed while jogging more than two months ago, and his family is calling for justice. Ahmaud Arbery, 25, was…
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‘It’s been a journey’: El Paso respiratory therapist on the front lines in NYC
EL PASO, Texas — Doctors and nurses from around the country, including the Borderland, are working on the front lines in the epicenter for the…
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Las Cruces woman celebrates 99th birthday with parade
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — After 99 years on this earth, Lola Moya had not yet experienced a birthday parade. Can you believe it? In the age of social…
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Adopt-a-Teacher El Paso makes sure Borderland educators are appreciated during pandemic
EL PASO, Texas– Virtual learning has silenced the halls of schools during the worldwide pandemic. Teachers interacting with their students in-person…
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Customers make their way back into El Paso shopping malls on 1st weekend of reopening
EL PASO, Texas – The effort to get El Paso back open for business took a major step over the weekend as several malls welcomed back customers.…
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Large El Paso religious congregations not gathering, despite governor’s OK to do so
EL PASO, Texas — As Texas began to open up a select number of businesses over the weekend, spiritual communities across El Paso were still taking…
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Stelter: Hard times call for hard truths from public officials
A version of this article first appeared in the “Reliable Sources” newsletter. You can sign up for free right here. Hard times like these…
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