Lauren Hard

The 20th season of this medical drama airs on ABC. And CBS hosts the annual awards show honoring excellence in film and television.

It was quiet at the Fairleigh Dickinson University campus in New Jersey the day after its basketball team pulled off a stunning upset in the men’s N.C.A.A. tournament. But it’s often quiet there.

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Plus the British prime minister pushed to resign, China’s most powerful female politician to retire.

Plus what’s at stake in the U.S. midterms and what China’s delay in releasing economic data means

Plus China delays economic data and the U.K. finance minister drops the tax plan.

“We Own This City,” from an executive producer of “The Wire,” premieres on HBO, and N.F.L. teams select new players in a multiday draft.

The furious spread of the Delta variant has prompted mask mandates and fights between state and local authorities.

It is unclear how the animals were infected.

Mr. De La Hoya had been training in recent months for an match against Vitor Belfort, a former UFC champion, on Sept. 11. at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Hospitalizations are spiking and deaths in the Orlando area have overwhelmed crematoriums.

The retired Democrat was shoved and had her mobile phone stolen but was not seriously injured.

Two weeks ago, a campaign to encourage public school students to get vaccinated was halted when Republican elected officials complained that parents should make the decisions.

A newsmagazine featuring a look at Black life in America premieres on ABC. And the “Back to the Future” trilogy airs on AMC.

A documentary on the pioneering variety show “Soul!” is on PBS. And the Golden Globes air on NBC from both coasts.

Line holders are paid to wait all night outside a motor vehicle office. (Published 2020)

A huge backlog at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has spawned a new gig worker.

Video obtained by The New York Times shows four men arriving at the scene in a car and shooting into the area.

Ms. Sherwell led an artistic existence in bohemian New York, appearing in plays, movies and cabaret. She died of the coronavirus.

How pets have changed the lives of people living with anxiety, pain or grief.