The citizens of Buffalo have waited more than a century for top-tier baseball to return. It took a pandemic for the city to get the chance as the Blue Jays will play home games at Sahlen Field this season. https://t.co/rswH1XIPXJ

The looting that began in Chicago late Sunday marks the second time in recent months the city has been beset by unrest, leaving a strip of high-end stores and other areas boarded up. “It’s basically a lawless land,” one shop owner said. https://t.co/QwbWWmaQYU

 Listen: In today’s episode of The Journal podcast, @pitbull and Ken Casey of the @DropkickMurphys talk about how the music industry is adapting without concert touring https://t.co/G5fWWLx3DO

Belarus’s opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya leaves for Lithuania and says she has to think of her children’s safety (corrects an earlier tweet, which has been deleted, which misspelled her last name) https://t.co/VysIk5QcK1 https://t.co/GygiVzwOXd

Tesla said it would enact a 5-for-1 stock split after a share-price surge over recent months vaulted the electric-vehicle maker to the status of most valuable car company https://t.co/ZOM1cXY8CO

The Big Ten and Pacific-12 Conferences both voted to postpone college football and other fall sports because of the coronavirus pandemic, ratcheting up the pressure on the rest of college football’s major conferences https://t.co/SjZeOeRM3d

Public release of hospital data about the coronavirus pandemic has slowed to a crawl, one month after the federal government ordered states to bypass the CDC and report it directly to HHS https://t.co/BMY99Jm2mm

RT @tparti: Historic pick for Biden -- Harris is the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants. More on her family's background and how it shaped her politics here: https://t.co/CKwzA9H4Dd

Watch: How Kamala Harris's life and career brought her to this historic moment https://t.co/Pyd9g6CM05

From @WSJopinion: The media has handled the pandemic dishonorably and with clear partisan bias, writes @gerardtbaker https://t.co/9B698dls0E

Breaking: Joe Biden picked California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate. She will be the first Black woman nominated for vice president by a major party. https://t.co/WDtqgdBBGB

Breaking: TikTok tracked user data for at least 15 months by sidestepping a privacy safeguard in Google’s Android operating system, WSJ testing found https://t.co/SNesixkPrk

Appetites for HelloFresh, from customers and investors alike, should be healthy for the rest of the year. @WSJheard explains. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/DOVviwtiGY https://t.co/BlYXrW1Ipg

Watch: What does new footage from body cameras worn by the Minneapolis police officers involved in the killing of George Floyd reveal? https://t.co/YIH9zEpMsE

Dishes, laundry and sweeping can help you gain control at a time of uncertainty. @ellenbyron has tips on turning chores into an exercise in meditation. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/lZxh3HIylM https://t.co/LjnIH57mpp

Breaking: The Big Ten Conference voted to postpone college football and other fall sports, a move that could begin the final unraveling of the 2020 season. The conference commissioner said it would evaluate the possibility of playing in the spring. https://t.co/ssXxoUCOmA

The gift of a motorcycle helmet started one investment strategist on a path to a Ducati: "Growing up, I never imagined I would be a motorcyclist." https://t.co/8A4DGmALzi

What to bring to a college dorm during a pandemic? Experts emphasize common sense, masks and disinfectant to stay safe on campus. https://t.co/uwTXOW1NxL https://t.co/MQupa8KXXJ

Facebook removed about 8.7 million pieces of content that includes, according to the company’s definition, nonstate actors that engage in or advocate for violence to achieve political, religious or ideological aims https://t.co/rCBACZ6rxk

How much will unemployment checks be? Who is eligible for expanded aid? Who isn't? Here is what we know about how unemployment benefits will work under President Trump’s latest executive actions https://t.co/GDqHpwMEek