New York Times
- Worried Lenders Pounce on Landlords Unable to Pay Their LoansSome hedge funds and private equity firms that lent money to property owners are now suing them for falling behind on interest payments.Matthew Goldstein
- In N.Y.C.’s Spring Virus Surge, a Frightening Echo of 1918 FluIn March and April, death rates rivaled those seen during the country’s deadliest pandemic, a new study finds. “What 1918 looked like is basically this.”Apoorva Mandavilli
- Coronavirus Live Updates: U.S. Reports Nearly 1,500 Daily Deaths, Reflecting Continued Toll of Summer SurgeFewer new jobless claims and a rising deficit could further hamper stimulus talks. India surpassed Britain in coronavirus deaths, reaching the world’s fourth-highest toll.
- Trump Admits Postal Service Needs Billions for Mail-In VotingJoe Biden called for nationwide mask mandates. Jared Kushner said his meeting with Kanye West was “about policy.” Here’s the latest.The New York Times
- Weekly Unemployment Claims Dip Below 1 Million963,000 U.S. workers filed state unemployment claims last week, but layoffs remained high. Here’s the latest.The New York Times