With Census Count Finishing Early, Fears of a Skewed Tally Rise
Wednesday, August 5, 2020 | |
| By Ben Hubbard The cause remained unclear hours later. But officials in the Lebanese capital said 2,750 tons of highly explosive ammonium nitrate had been stored in a depot at the center of the explosion. | | | By Michael Wines and Richard Fausset With 60 million households still uncounted, the bureau said it would wrap up the survey a month early. Critics called it a bald move to politicize the count in favor of Republicans. | | | By Katie Thomas and Noah Weiland Thousands of Covid-19 patients have been treated with blood plasma outside of rigorous clinical trials — hampering research that would have shown whether the therapy worked. | | |
| Food | critic's Notebook By Tejal Rao For decades, the notion of the lone genius in the kitchen has fostered culinary creativity — and restaurants marred by abuse and unfairness. This may be the time for change. | | | Opinion By Jamelle Bouie Government of the minority, chosen by a minority, on behalf of a minority, is not what Lincoln had in mind at Gettysburg. | | |
| By Maya Blackstone and Christiaan Triebert Videos captured the toll of the deadly blast in Beirut that killed dozens of people and injured thousands. | | | By The Associated Press and Reuters Isaias, now a tropical storm, made landfall as a hurricane in North Carolina and is causing widespread power outages as it cuts a path north. | | | By The Associated Press The U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres announced the "Save the Future" campaign to address the educational inequities caused by the pandemic. | | |
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