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The players returned to Los Angeles on Tuesday. At a Wednesday afternoon news conference, they apologized for shoplifting during the trip to China. Each praised the Chinese government and Trump. 194

The group Heal the Bay put out its yearly report card that looks at the cleanest and most polluted beaches, based on bacteria levels, in the state and gives letter grades from A to F to each beach studied. 205

The Nye County Sheriff's Department said deputies on Tuesday found a 56-year-old man pinned under a Jeep in Pahrump, about 150 miles from the quake's epicenter. 160

The President has praised Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) for directing schools to reopen this fall, despite a massive spike in coronavirus cases in the recent weeks. A spike so significant, that it has prompted the GOP to scale back its convention in the state next month.Meantime, health experts are sharing a different view."Returning to school is important for the healthy development and well-being of children, but we must pursue reopening in a way that is safe for all students, teachers and staff," the American Academy of Pediatrics said in a joint statement.Many school districts are moving forward with plans that include virtual learning in the fall to prevent the spread of COVID-19. San Diego Unified School District is one of them, announcing this week that it would be implementing virtual learning starting at the end of August.Dr. Deborah Birx, coordinator of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, noted last week that the government doesn't have enough data to show whether, and to what degree, kids can spread the virus, according to the Associated Press.The bulk of the data has been collected from adults, particularly those who are sick, Birx said. She added that children under 10 are the least tested age group.The Associated Press contributed to this story. 1287

The order to halt publication by Sept. 30, and dissolve the organization by the end of January, follows the Pentagon's move earlier this year to cut the .5 million in funding for the paper from the department's budget. According to USA Today, the order was written by Col. Paul Haverstick Jr.And it is a reflection of the Trump administration's broader animosity for the media and members of the press.On Friday, President Donald Trump tweeted that funding for the newspaper would not be cut "under his watch." 513