New York Times

Trump Fans Can’t Sue if They Contract Covid-19 at Rallies, Campaign Says Global markets followed Wall Street’s plunge, but showed signs of bottoming out. Oregon paused its reopening plans for a week. India, with nearly 300,000 cases, overtook the United Kingdom’s tally. Full/More Story at Source NYT > Top Stories 154

Investors, No Longer in Denial About Grim Outlook, Drive Market Down Investors are finally catching up to the fact the U.S. economy is not recovering anytime soon, and shares tumbled nearly 6 percent. Full/More Story at Source NYT > Top Stories 147

Seattle Mayor Defies Trump The mayor defended Seattle’s decision to cede an “autonomous zone” to protesters. A Chicago congressman says security video shows police officers relaxing in his offices while nearby stores were vandalized. Full/More Story at Source NYT > Top Stories 156

Trump Defends Police, but Says He’ll Sign Order Encouraging Better Practices Joseph R. Biden Jr., his Democratic opponent, accused the president of dividing the country. Full/More Story at Source NYT > Top Stories 154

General Milley Apologizes for Trump Photo Op Role President Trump’s walk across Lafayette Square, current and former military leaders say, has started a moment of reckoning in the military. Full/More Story at Source NYT > Top Stories 151

These Are the 10 U.S. Army Installations Named for Confederates A debate is unfolding over whether to rename the installations, as part of a broader national reckoning over buildings, monuments and memorials to men who fought to preserve slavery and uphold white supremacy. Full/More Story at Source NYT > Top Stories 154

‘A Slap in the Face’: Black Veterans on Bases Named for Confederates President Trump has vowed to block efforts to remove Confederate names from military bases. Full/More Story at Source NYT > Top Stories 170