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Coronavirus cases top 200,000 worldwide; Italy sees spike in deaths The European Union has closed its external borders to non-essential travel, and airline passengers around the world moved to return home Wednesday amid new coronavirus restrictions.      Ex-Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce signing three-year deal with Vikings Former Baltimore Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce will join the Minnesota Vikings on a three-year contract.   'Coco' concert special to premiere April 10 in Disney+ "A Celebration of the Music from Coco," an inside look at the live-to-film concert experience featuring Eva Longoria, Benjamin Bratt, Jaime Camil and other stars, is coming to Disney+.   Detroit Lions reach agreement with ex-Atlanta Falcons CB Desmond Trufant Hours after his official release from the Atlanta Falcons, veteran cornerback Desmond Trufant reached an agreement on a two-year contract with the Detroit Lions.   Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announces new round of sanctions against Iran Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Wednesday new sanctions against Iran after suspected Tehran-supported militias fired rockets at U.S. military forces in neighboring Iraq.   Los Angeles Rams agree to terms with OLB Leonard Floyd, OT Andrew Whitworth The Los Angeles Rams reached agreements with former Chicago Bears edge rusher Leonard Floyd and veteran offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth.   Magnitude-5.7 earthquake shakes Salt Lake City A strong magnitude-5.7 earthquake struck the Salt Lake City area on Wednesday, shaking buildings, closing the airport and cutting power to thousands.   Reps. Mario Diaz-Balart, Ben McAdams test positive for COVID-19 House Reps. Mario Diaz-Balart and Ben McAdams announced they have tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the first members of Congress diagnosed with the virus.   Northrop Grumman awarded $48.2M for MUOD satellite systems for Navy Northrop Grumman received a $48.2 million contract to procure the Mobile User Objective System for the Navy, according to the Department of Defense.   President Donald Trump signs coronavirus aid bill President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a bill aimed at providing relief in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak.   Harvey Weinstein transferred to maximum-security New York prison Harvey Weinstein was transferred to a New York maximum-security prison after being sentenced to 23 years on rape and sexual assault convictions.   Trump invokes WWII-era law to make up medical shortages, fight coronavirus Promising "total victory" over the coronavirus outbreak, President Donald Trump announced a series of additional measures Wednesday to help beat the pandemic -- which include invoking a 70-year-old law.   In-person voting numbers dip in Tuesdays primaries amid coronavirus fears Voters went to the polls in lesser numbers in Tuesday's primary elections in Florida, Illinois and Arizona amid concerns about the coronavirus outbreak.   Carolina Panthers release veteran safety Eric ReidTornado risk ramps up as severe weather erupts over central U.S. A storm system slated to bring blizzard conditions to parts of the northern Plains and record-challenging heat to portions of the mid-Atlantic will also unleash multiple rounds of severe weather in the south-central U.S.   American B-2As, Norwegian F-35s perform joint exercise in North Atlantic Two U.S. Air Force B-2A bombers were escorted by three Norwegian F-35 fighter jets over Iceland and the North Atlantic this week, Norwegian media reported.   FDA officials reassure Americans no food shortages exist U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials assured the American public Wednesday that the food supply will remain safe and uninterrupted during the coronavirus pandemic.   Dante Fowler Jr. to sign three-year, $48M contract with Atlanta Falcons The Atlanta Falcons are adding a much-needed upgrade to their defensive line after agreeing to terms with Los Angeles Rams edge rusher Dante Fowler Jr.   Dow closes below 20,000 for first time since 2017, oil prices hit 18-year low A day after posting major gains on Wall Street following the Trump administration's robust stimulus proposal, U.S. indexes slid into the negative at the end of trading Wednesday.   Republican Bill Weld ends 2020 presidential bid Former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld ended his 2020 presidential bid after President Donald Trump secured enough delegates to become the presumptive nominee.   Longtime Broncos CB Chris Harris Jr. to sign with division rival Chargers Former Denver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr. reached an agreement with the Los Angeles Chargers on Wednesday.   Psychotic symptoms possible after one joint, study says Smoking just one joint of marijuana is enough to trigger psychotic, depressive and anxiety symptoms in otherwise healthy people, British researchers report.   Diarrhea a key symptom in 1 of 4 COVID-19 patients, study finds Fever, cough and shortness of breath have been widely acclaimed as the hallmark symptoms of COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, but a new analysis suggests that diarrhea may be common as well.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
The Carolina Panthers released veteran safety Eric Reid after two seasons. 
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Trump Defends Using ‘Chinese Virus’ Label, Ignoring Growing Criticism“It’s not racist at all,” the president said. But experts warned that the term could result in xenophobia.   Need a Coronavirus Test? Being Rich and Famous May HelpA shortage in testing has left sick people and health care workers around the U.S. without answers. Yet the list of celebrity patients grows every day, raising questions about privileged access. Coronavirus Ravages 7 Members of a Single Family, Killing 3The matriarch of the large New Jersey family died Wednesday night without ever knowing that her two oldest children had died before her. Locked-Down Europe Faces Closed Borders, Economic Wounds and Dire WarningsThe continent hit a bleak milestone in the coronavirus epidemic, surpassing China in cases and deaths. A leader who knows something about confinement pleaded for citizens to accept it, for now. I.O.C.’s Reassurance About the Tokyo Olympics Rankles Some AthletesSeveral people who were on a conference call with Olympic organizers said later that there was confusion and dismay over whether and how the Games would proceed during a pandemic. Met Museum Prepares for $100 Million Loss Due to CoronavirusThe Met’s executives say the coronavirus outbreak makes painful layoffs likely for every cultural institution. As Schools Look for Guidance, Educators Are Left Asking, ‘What?’The spread of the coronavirus is shutting down school systems across the country, but the federal government is offering little clarity on when they can reopen and what they should offer meanwhile. Bernie Sanders Has No Realistic Chance to Win. Some Democrats Say, ‘It’s Over.’With an increasingly narrow path to the nomination, Mr. Sanders and his advisers were weighing his options amid a national health crisis. Andrew Yang May Be Out, but Universal Basic Income has LegsMr. Yang championed putting $1,000 a month in the pockets of every American adult during his presidential campaign. Now, amid the coronavirus crisis, “This thing is going to pass,” he says. Progressive Ideas Remain Popular. Progressive Presidential Candidates Are Losing. Why?In state after state, voters say they support liberal policies like single-payer health care, canceling student debt and the Green New Deal. But many are voting for Joe Biden, who has proposed largely moderate ideas. Its Coronavirus Cases Dwindling, China Turns Focus OutwardBeijing is mounting a humanitarian aid blitz in countries struggling with their own outbreaks. In doing so, it’s stepping into a role the West once dominated. Ousting U.S. Reporters, China Signals Confidence in Its Own MessageWestern media once served as a useful tool. Now Beijing seeks to shape its own narrative, further widening the gulf between China and the world. Is It OK to Take a Walk?Yes, experts say. Equal parts transit alternative and therapy, contemplative strolls are helping people’s mental and physical health. Just stay six feet apart. Coronavirus, Bernie Sanders, Penguins: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Gov. Andrew Cuomo: ‘It’s Making Sure We Live Through This.’We sat down with the person in charge of New York State’s response to the coronavirus crisis. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. Poor New Yorkers Need Help NowThe nonprofits that serve vulnerable communities were already stretched thin before the coronavirus. Well Played, Bernie SandersBut for the sake of the Democratic Party and the nation, it’s time to step aside and join forces with Joe Biden. Is It Time to Give Trump a Grade?Well, there’s always the good old “incomplete.” Drug Companies Will Make a Killing From CoronavirusUnless we fix the system, American taxpayers will get gouged on a vaccine they paid to produce. We’re Doing What We Can to Keep Truckers on the RoadWe run a truck stop. It feels like we’re living in a country on the cusp of something not unlike war. What Is a College Education in the Time of Coronavirus?As students and professors converge online, universities shouldn’t just reach for makeshift solutions. They might learn something useful. Should I Still Be Going Out?No. I Don’t Know Who Needs to Hear This, but Brands Can’t Save YouAmerica’s failed response to the coronavirus is a direct result of decades of starving federal agencies of expertise. The President Is Lying About CoronavirusDonald Trump’s claims about the pandemic have been at odds with the information shared by his public health advisors. Take a look. Sanders Is Betting It All on New York. Big Mistake.Despite its liberal reputation, the state is where insurgent candidacies have come to die. The World We Once Lived in Has VanishedEven if we manage to defeat the coronavirus, that world will not return. Fires Left These Wallabies Nothing to Eat. Help Arrived From Above.Tons of carrots and sweet potatoes have been dropped from a helicopter in Australia to feed the threatened marsupials. The Unending Anxiety of Coronavirus ContentThe pandemic has clarified the dark bargain of our internet-connected devices: We look to them to protect our bodies and soothe our nerves, and in return, we hand over our minds. Celeste Ng, Ann Patchett, Min Jin Lee and Others on the Books That Bring Them ComfortLooking for a respite from the news? You might find solace in reading. Census Suspends Field Operations Amid Coronavirus FearsThe census announced a two-week suspension of training and outreach, imperiling the success of a national head count whose meticulous plans took years to prepare. Movie Theater Owners: We Need a Bailout, TooThe multiplexes are closed. Marvel’s “Black Widow” is postponed. And the National Association of Theater Owners is asking for relief. Linda Fairstein Sues Netflix for Defamation in ‘When They See Us’Ms. Fairstein, a former prosecutor, claims the series about the Central Park jogger case portrayed her as a “racist, unethical villain.” Netflix said the lawsuit was “without merit.” Danny Meyer’s Restaurant Group Lays Off 2,000 WorkersUnion Square Hospitality cuts 80 percent of its work force as restaurant companies around the country shed workers. New Zealand Eases Abortion RestrictionsThe change was welcomed by abortion rights advocates, but even in that camp some wondered if lawmakers had gone too far. Marie Newman on Her Big Victory: ‘You Have to Be in Alignment With Your District’In a triumph for progressives, Ms. Newman defeated longtime Representative Dan Lipinski, a conservative Democrat, in an Illinois primary. A New Hurt in Italy From the Coronavirus: A Banking CrisisThe nation’s banks, long at the center of worries about European finance, look more likely to get a rescue. A Small Country, an Oil Giant, and Their Shared FortuneAmerica’s biggest energy company, Exxon Mobil, made a big bet on a risky oil prospect in Guyana, a small South American nation. Now the oil giant is entangled in the fight for the country’s political future. Tom Brady in Tampa Bay? It’s Not as Weird as It SoundsBrady has been synonymous with New England over his 20-year career with the Patriots. But landing with the quirky Buccaneers might give him an even better shot at success this year. Parents Need Stress Relief, TooWe’re all anxious. Here are ways to cope. Ukrainian ‘Railroad Ladies’Ukraine’s traffic controllers and safety officers are a kind of lighthouse: a symbol of how certain things in this country stand firm in the present as a defiant nod to the past. In Pausing Their Sport, Soccer’s Leaders Put Everyone on the ClockUEFA moved back the Euros, which was helpful. But setting a hard deadline for its leagues to make up for lost time will only cause new problems. Review: ‘Brockmire’ Is the Dystopian Baseball Comedy We NeedThe final season of the IFC series about a debauched play-by-play man takes an eccentric but well-timed jump into the future. From Jerry Falwell Jr. to Dr. Drew: 5 Coronavirus DoubtersWhile public health experts warn people to take precautions, these popular media figures insist that the virus is overhyped. More Recent Articles
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