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  1. PhotoIt was unclear what hundreds of people were doing in Village Creek Park at the time, the police said, especially during the coronavirus pandemic.
    CreditKaley Johnson/Fort Worth Star-Telegram

    5 Shot in Texas Park Crowded With 600 People, Police Say

    It was not clear what such a large crowd was doing at the park in Fort Worth during the pandemic, the police said. Witnesses told officials at least 30 gunshots were heard.

    By Christopher Mele

  1. Stock Markets in Asia Open Strong: Live Business Updates

    The latest on stock market and business news during the coronavirus outbreak.

  2. Coronavirus Live Updates: India to Restart Trains Even as Infections Rise

    Passengers will have to wear masks and undergo health screenings. And Britain announces mandatory quarantine for incoming travelers.

  3. In Ahmaud Arbery’s Hometown, Pain, Anger and Pride in a Shared Racial History

    Brunswick, Ga., gained national attention during the Civil Rights era for the way black and white leaders had worked together to integrate peacefully.

    By Rick Rojas and John Eligon

  4. Shark Attack Kills Surfer in Northern California

    Ben Kelly, 26, who designed boards for a living, was surfing at Manresa State Beach near Santa Cruz when he was attacked.

    By Sandra E. Garcia

  5. The Airline Business Is Terrible. It Will Probably Get Even Worse.

    An industry that is intimately familiar with failure confronts a crisis unlike any other. Executives say they have no idea when passengers will return.

    By Niraj Chokshi

  6. Ex-Deputy Charged After Armed White ‘Mob’ Confronts Black Family

    The deputy was fired after “terrorizing” a North Carolina family in what appeared to be a case of mistaken identity, officials said.

    By Johnny Diaz and Aimee Ortiz

  7. Skadden Said to Have Paid $11 Million to Settle Ukraine Dispute

    The law firm paid a former Ukrainian prime minister, Yulia V. Tymoshenko, and an associate to avert a suit over its role in a report justifying her imprisonment by a political rival.

    By Kenneth P. Vogel

  8. Paramedics, Strained in the Hot Zone, Pull Back From CPR

    Their mission is to save lives at any cost. But in New Jersey, the coronavirus has sickened so many emergency workers that some units are holding off on risky procedures like CPR.

    By Rukmini Callimachi and Ryan Christopher Jones

  9. Concert to Test Whether America Is Ready to Rock Again

    Travis McCready is set to perform in Arkansas on Friday in what appears to be the first major U.S. music show since the pandemic began, but state officials have yet to endorse it.

    By Graham Bowley

  10. Thomas Reppetto, Crime Watchdog and Historian, Is Dead at 88

    A former police officer with a Harvard Ph.D., he brought a street cop’s experience and a scholarly perspective to the Citizens Crime Commission in New York.

    By Richard Sandomir