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They’re no longer called “great” white sharks, and scientists would prefer you not call the (very rare) shark bite an “attack.”https://nyti.ms/2PPxmCd 

President Trump’s top 2 Homeland Security officials are illegally serving in their posts, with appointments that violated the laws governing who can fill Senate-confirmed positions, a congressional watchdog reportedhttps://nyti.ms/31P57Ju 

In Opinion "In the face of racism and racial oppression, Black identity links us to a history and to a culture, to tools to survive and resources to thrive," writes Jamelle Bouie.https://nyti.ms/3kHgYBP 

New Jersey will vote using mostly mail-in ballots for the first time because of the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Phil Murphy saidhttps://nyti.ms/3gZukXP 

President Trump and Melania Trump requested mail-in ballots for Florida's primary election on Tuesday, registration records show. He has questioned the legitimacy of mail voting in other states, despite there being no evidence of significant voter fraud.https://nyti.ms/2DV96vT 

People in Mauritius have joined together in an effort to contain an estimated 1,000 tons of fuel oil that leaked into the waters surrounding the island nationhttps://nyti.ms/2DViZcW 

New York City’s principals have been quietly shaping what pandemic-era schooling could look like, not just for the city’s 1.1 million students but for children nationwide. They have been running up against major obstacles.https://nyti.ms/3kKmqUI 

More than a third of the 49 million daily TikTok users may be 14 or younger, according to company data reviewed by The New York Times. 3 current and former employees expressed concerns about the app’s safeguards for children.https://nyti.ms/33Yw7J3 

The cost of "learning pods" or "pandemic pods" — often from $30 an hour per child to $100 or more — has put them out of reach for most families, generating concerns that the trend could make public education even more segregated and unequalhttps://nyti.ms/340JMj0 

U.S. retail sales rose 1.2% in July. Though growth was slower than the previous 2 months, sales are now back at February’s level.https://nyti.ms/2Y0Nwgs 

A landslide in Nepal caused in part by unusually heavy rain in a district bordering China buried dozens of homes, killing at least 11 people and leaving 27 others missing, officials saidhttps://nyti.ms/30TvPkJ 

Sometimes the cause of death isn't the coronavirus but a severe immune overreaction. Physicians, eager to lower mortality rates, are turning to still-unproven treatments directed at the immune system.https://nyti.ms/340vnmG 

The decision to cancel the 9/11 tribute lights in Manhattan was made because "the health risks during the pandemic were far too great" for the crew of about 40 stagehands and electricianshttps://nyti.ms/31URJ6F 

President Trump has assailed the money-losing Postal Service in recent months, at the same time warning that voting by mail will lead to fraud. On Wednesday, both the president and the first lady were mailed ballots, Florida election records show.https://nyti.ms/2Cuscsc 

Filming in the U.S. is “virtually impossible” while infections surge, so Hollywood is restarting its blockbuster machine abroad — carefullyhttps://nyti.ms/31P0FKL