5 Trump things that matter today

Disney announced Tuesday that its most highly-anticipated blockbuster of the year, the live-action remake of "Mulan," is heading to Disney+ on Sept. 4 for consumers to purchase for a premium access fee of $29.99. The movie's theatrical debut had previously been delayed four times.

Why it matters: It's a huge blow to movie exhibitors across the country that were relying on the Disney hit to come exclusively to theaters for at least a few months before being made available to consumers at home via streaming.

1. Global: Total confirmed cases as of 5:30 p.m. ET: 18,380,616 — Total deaths: 696,389 — Total recoveries — 10,973,850 — Map.
2. U.S.: Total confirmed cases as of 5:30 p.m. ET: 4,751,853 — Total deaths: 156,301 — Total recoveries: 1,513,446 — Total tests: 57,543,852 — Map.
3. States: New York City health commissioner resigns in protest of De Blasio's coronavirus response — Local governments go to war over schools.
4. Public health: 59% of Americans support nationwide 2-week stay-at-home order in NPR poll.
5. Politics: Trump's national security adviser returns to work after coronavirus recovery — Republicans push to expand small business loan program.
6. Sports: Indy 500 to be held without fans — Rafael Nadal opts out of U.S. Open.

A major explosion has slammed central Beirut, Lebanon, damaging buildings as far as several miles away and injuring scores of people.

Driving the news: Lebanon's health minister said in televised remarks that more than 50 people have been killed and over 3,000 injured.