The poll, which was conducted by Gallup, surveyed 3,916 U.S adults from May 25 to May 31. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. According to the poll, 29 percent said they would return to day-to-day routines right away, while 31 percent said they would return to their normal lives after the number of new coronavirus cases in their state decline significantly. Twenty-six percent said they would resume activities after there are no new cases in their state and 12 percent said it will be after a vaccine is developed....

The poll, which was released Friday by Reuters/Ipsos, found that only 41 percent of Americans support Biden’s handling of immigration, while 45 percent do not. That number was far higher among Republicans, with 79 percent of GOP voters saying they do not agree with the president’s response to the border situation. In contrast, 73 percent of Democrats said they support what Biden is doing. The poll gathered responses from 1,005 U....

Rain will make trouble for college football, NFL, baseball, NASCAR and other sports this weekend. It’s not a question of “if,” but rather how much. And don’t forget the storm system’s other dangerous effect: high sustained winds and powerful gusts. Friday, NASCAR cancelled qualifying for all three races scheduled this weekend at Dover International Speedway. MORE: Week 4 NFL picks | Week 5 picks in college football | MLB playoff field update...

Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Thursday that he believed the U.S. would use the Magnitsky Act to impose sanctions on Hungarian officials before the parliamentary election in April. His comments come after Hungary was excluded from the guest list for President Joe Biden’s Summit for Democracy, to be held virtually on December 9 to 10. Hungary’s right-wing prime minister, Viktor Orbán, is seeking a fourth term in office in next year’s election....

That didn’t stop the U.S. government from stirring feverish excitement by holding its first Congressional hearing on UFOs—now officially referred to as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP)—in decades back in May. Perhaps predictably, the hearing left more questions than it answered and did little to expand upon a defense department report the previous year describing UFOs, whatever they are, as a threat to national security. But it highlighted that the government is taking the idea seriously and even wants to remove the stigma associated with the idea of UFOs, a stigma that has come from years of being associated with claims of intelligent beings visiting Earth....

Nathan finished off the save, working around a two-out double by Paul Goldschmidt to complete the American League's three-hit shutout. Nathan then saved another 13 games in the second half of the season for a season total of 43, but he did not get enough opportunities down the stretch to allow the Texas Rangers to make the playoffs. In November, Nathan turned 39 years old, and in December he signed a two-year deal with the Detroit Tigers, who, needing help in the bullpen, went to the new dean of American League closers....

Private equity is top of mind these days, and not just on the small screen. Over the past several months, scores of Western private-equity funds, including KKR, Bain Capital and Texas Pacific Group, have opened or expanded their offices in Tokyo. Others, like the Carlyle Group, have raised new money for Japan—in fact, private-equity investment here has more than tripled to $34 billion in just two years, according to a survey by news service Nikkei Shimbun....

Stocks jumped on Monday’s news that pharmaceutical company Pfizer’s effort is “more than 90 percent effective in preventing COVID-19.” Pfizer, in collaboration with Germany’s BioNTech firm, expects to apply for Emergency Use Authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the third week of November “after the required safety milestone is achieved,” the company said. Vaccine developers in Russia also announced today their vaccine proved to be 92 percent effective, with post-registration trials set to begin mid-November....

England went out under gray London skies on Friday needing to make inroads with Australia, 1-0 up after the victory at Edgbaston last week, 30-1 in reply to 258. Cameron Bancroft became debutant Jofra Archer’s first Test victim before Chris Woakes got rid of Usman Khawaja (36) and Stuart Broad (2-26) saw the back of Travis Head as three wickets tumbled for only 11 runs. England failed to claim the prized scalp of former captain Steve Smith, but Australia were 80-4 — trailing by 178 — at lunch and poor weather prevented the players from taking to the field again Friday....

Shang Wang drove to the fast food restaurant in Rockville, Maryland, when he passed by a red Nissan SUV that was idling and blocking the drive-thru from other customers, which prompted Wang to drive around the car to order his Diet Coke, local news station WJLA-TV reported. Wang said that he “didn’t think anything of it” when he drove around the car, but he soon heard “constant honking” from behind him, adding that he was confused and bewildered....

Chest X-rays and other tests can help differentiate aspiration pneumonia from other types of pneumonia. Bacterial infections are treated with antibiotics, while chemical pneumonia may require steroids and nonsteroidal drugs to bring down the inflammation. Symptoms The symptoms of aspiration pneumonia are essentially the same as those of any other type of pneumonia, making it clinically difficult to differentiate. The same applies to the differences between aspiration pneumonia and chemical pneumonia, with a few notable differences....

When asthma and hypertension occur together, the combination worsens overall health and increases the risk of death, especially if both or either condition is not well controlled. If you have asthma and hypertension, or a high risk for it, your healthcare providers will use caution when prescribing asthma medications. Asthma Medications’ Effect on Blood Pressure Your healthcare provider will treat your asthma with the medication that is most likely to control your breathing issues....

Asthmanefrin Uses People use Asthmanefrin for the short-term relief of acute asthma symptoms. The two different forms of epinephrine in racepinephrine (also known as racemic epinephrine) work together to relax smooth muscles in the airways, allowing them to open and for breathing to ease. Levo-epinephrine is the active agent; dextro-epinephrine has relatively weak action. Although some people describe Asthmanefrin as a rescue inhaler, it is not the same as short-acting beta-agonists (SABAs) like albuterol that provide rapid and effective relief of asthma attacks....

The Serie A club confirmed on their official Twitter account on Sunday that the defender, 31, had tragically passed away. Fiorentina were due to play Udinese in the Italian top flight but that game - along with all other Serie A fixtures - were called off. And an initial autopsy has revealed that Astori most likely suffered bradyarrhythmia - meaning his heartbeat got slower and slower until it stopped - while he was sleeping from Saturday night into Sunday morning....

The British-Swedish company, which developed the vaccine with the University of Oxford in the U.K., became the third company in a week to reveal it may have found a vaccine that was highly effective at preventing symptoms. However, scientists had raised concerns about the vaccine’s levels of effectiveness after it emerged the interim data had been taken from two separate sub-trials—in the U.K. and Brazil—which brought varying degrees of success....

In a statement posted to Twitter by his attorney on Wednesday, Joseph Arcidiacono argued that he’d hoped the Texas senator would catch the airborne can and chug the beer. Cruz appeared on a float during the Astros’ championship parade on Monday to celebrate the team’s World Series victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Video of the incident shows the beer flying toward Cruz and striking him in the neck and chest area, leading Arcidiacono to face charges....

Houston isn’t resting on its laurels, though. The Astros are set to call up pitcher Vincent Velasquez, who went 3-0 with a 1.37 ERA in five starts at Double-A Corpus Christi. According to MLB.com, Velasquez is the Astros’ No. 4-ranked prospect, and is scheduled to start Wednesday’s game against the White Sox. MORE: MLB Draft 2015: Five keys to know | Time, date and TV information for 2015 MLB Draft The move comes just one day after the Astros called up shortstop Carlos Correa, who is one of the top prospects in baseball and will make his MLB debut Monday at Chicago....

Over the past 40 years, only a handful of comic book–inspired films managed to capture nominations. By and large, these films have been looked down upon by the film industry at least at awards time. Mostly seen as cash grabs and more a theme-park ride than a film, very few managed rise to or even near icon status. Superman: The Movie (1978) is a prime example. It is touted as the gold standard of superhero movies to this day because it took the character more seriously than before and brought a level of prominence to the hero....

The Bianconeri are the only team in the top five European leagues still unbeaten in all competitions—Liverpool has won 11 out of 12 games in the Premier League but lost to Napoli in the Champions League—and statistically speaking there could be few better opponents to continue that form against than Atalanta. La Dea hasn’t tasted success against Juventus in Serie A in almost 20 years, losing 23 of the last 29 league meetings against the Bianconeri....

Venditte, who is ambidextrous, was selected by the Yankees in the 20th round of the 2008 MLB Draft out of Creighton University in Omaha. He spent seven seasons in New York’s farm system without getting called up, despite a 2.46 ERA with 431 strikeouts in 384 2/3 innings. MORE: Oakland’s Billy Beane tops SN’s general manager rankings | Five worst draft misses for each MLB franchise Now with a new start with the A’s, with whom he signed a minor-league contract in November, Venditte, 29, has stepped up his game, posting a 1....