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Minnesota Vikings re-sign RB Ameer Abdullah, C Brett Jones The Minnesota Vikings re-signed veteran running back and kick returner Ameer Abdullah and center Brett Jones.      Dallas Cowboys signing former Los Angeles Rams K Greg Zuerlein The Dallas Cowboys agreed to terms with former Los Angeles Rams All-Pro kicker Greg Zuerlein.   Home of golfer Davis Love III destroyed by fire; no injuries Two-time U.S. Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III lost his St. Simons Island, Ga., house to a massive fire early Friday morning.   Nearly 30M Americans brace for severe weather outbreak, tornado threat Close to 30 million people may be at risk for severe thunderstorms over the central United States as a volatile weather pattern unfolds into Saturday.   Raytheon awarded $641.3M for work on Tomahawks for Navy Raytheon Missile Systems received two contracts totaling $641.3 million Friday for work on Tomahawk Missiles for the Navy, according to the Department of Defense.   Pope gives special prayer for COVID-19 victims, healthcare workers Pope Francis gave a special prayer Friday evening in the Vatican, seeking an end to the coronavirus pandemic, which has killed nearly 27,000 people.   BAE awarded $2003.M to modernize USS Boxer BAE Systems was awarded a $200.3 million contract for work on the USS Boxer during its docking and selected restricted availability.   Detroit Lions agree to terms with linebackers Reggie Ragland, Elijah Lee The Detroit Lions reached agreements with former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Reggie Ragland and ex-San Francisco 49ers special-teams contributor Elijah Lee.   4 die aboard Holland America cruise as it tries to find port Four elderly passengers have died and 138 passengers and crew members have complained of flu-like symptoms on board the Zaandam cruise ship, Holland America announced Friday.   COVID-19 linked to cardiac ailments in those with, without cardiovascular disease In findings released Friday, a review of studies out of China shows that COVID-19 can cause death in people with underlying cardiovascular disease and cause cardiac injury even in those with no history of heart problems.   President Donald Trump signs $2T coronavirus relief bill President Donald Trump on Friday put his signature on a $2.3 trillion relief package to support Americans and the U.S. economy amid the coronavirus emergency.   Trump invokes Defense Production Act to force GM to make ventilators President Donald Trump on Friday invoked the Defense Production Act to push General Motors to produce ventilators due to a shortage of the medical supplies in hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic.   Plasma transfusion shows promise for COVID-19 treatment, says China study Donor blood plasma from people who have recovered from COVID-19 appears to work as a treatment for the virus, a new analysis has revealed.   North Macedonia joins NATO, adopts alliance's COVID-19 response toolArtificial intelligence may not be better than experts at reading medical scans A new study casts doubt on claims that artificial intelligence (AI) equals or surpasses the ability of human experts to interpret medical images.   U.S. stocks end week with losses after 3-day winning streak After a strong three-day winning streak, U.S. stocks closed with losses Friday despite passage of a $2.3 trillion coronavirus relief package.   Study: Cognitive ability is a whole-brain phenomenon New research suggests intelligence, or general cognitive ability, can't be traced to a single region of the brain. According to a team of neuroscientists, cognitive intelligence is a whole-brain phenomenon.   Scenes from a pandemic: World copes with COVID-19 The World Health Organization has declared the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, a pandemic, reaching around the globe. The virus, which surfaced in December in Wuhan, China, has killed thousands. Streets and tourist attractions are empty, as large gatherings are canceled and people are quarantined. Here's a look at the effects around the world.   In photos: Pandemic empties streets, public spaces around the world As people around the world stay home to help contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, normally bustling streets and public squares are eerily empty.   In photos: U.S. copes with COVID-19 pandemic The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic is spreading across the United States. People are discouraged (even banned in some places) from large gatherings, public spaces are closing, store shelves are empty, with long lines in grocery stores, and travel is limited. Here are some scenes from across America.   CDC launches online COVID-19 symptom checker The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has posted a new coronavirus self-checker on its website that might ease your mind and steer you toward any medical help you might need.   Increased steps linked to lower blood pressure, study suggests If you have high blood pressure, you can take steps to lower it by walking more every day, new research suggests.   Israel seeks hotels for returning citizens to be quarantined at Passover The Israeli Defense Ministry called for proposals Friday, seeking hotels to house citizens returning to celebrate Passover and in need of quarantine.   Message in a bottle travels from Germany to Ireland A bottle with a message inside from Germany was discovered in Cork, Ireland, after spending 19 years at sea.   Too little sleep increases kids' risk for mental health conditions Kids who don't get enough sleep may be at risk for ADHD, anxiety, depression and other mental health problems, researchers report.   U.S. mayors say they're running out of supplies to fight coronavirus Cities lack sufficient test kits and protective equipment for first responders and hospital personnel on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic, a survey of U.S. mayors said Friday.   Iran calls on U.S. to release detained scientist Sirous Asgari Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javid Zarif demanded Friday that the United States release an Iranian scientist he says is being unlawfully detained.   'Resident Evil 3': Jill Valentine encounters Nemesis in new trailer Jill Valentine battles zombies and encounters the dreaded Nemesis in a new cinematic trailer for Capcom's "Resident Evil 3."   | |||||||||||||||||||||
North Macedonia became the newest member of NATO Friday. 
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Under Intense Criticism, Trump Says Government Will Buy More VentilatorsIn another day of mixed messages, the president criticized G.M. and authorized the use of the Defense Production Act to force it to make ventilators after the company had already announced it was going to.   ‘White-Collar Quarantine’ Over Virus Spotlights Class DivideChild care options, internet access and extra living space leave a gulf between rich and poor in coping with disruptions to school and work. New Rochelle, Once a Coronavirus Hot Spot, May Now Offer Hope“Everybody talks about flattening the curve, and I think that’s exactly what we were able to do,” a health official said. Coronavirus Cases, Concentrated on the Coasts, Now Threaten America’s MiddleMayors, county executives and governors are sounding the alarm, and struggling for the right response, as the toll of the virus grows. Coronavirus Fact Check: Analyzing the Patterns in Trump's FalsehoodsFor months, the president has downplayed the severity of the pandemic, overstated the impact of his policies and potential treatments, blamed others and tried to rewrite the history of his response. For Dr. Deborah Birx, Urging Calm Has Come With Heavy CriticismThe White House’s coronavirus response coordinator drew criticism for comments she made about a lack of ventilator shortages, and for gushing praise of President Trump. Thomas Massie, House’s ‘Mr. No,’ Tries to Force Vote on Coronavirus Aid BillThe Kentucky libertarian’s tactics failed, but not before forcing lawmakers back to the Capitol for passage of the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package, infuriating them and President Trump. Boris Johnson Contracts Coronavirus, Rattling Top Ranks of U.K. GovernmentThe British leader, who long resisted social distancing, is now isolating himself. But he said he would continue to lead the country’s response to the pandemic. The Virus Is Coming to Myanmar, but the Pain Has Already BegunEconomic fallout from the pandemic has upended lives in the impoverished country, where the first coronavirus cases are only now being reported. ‘We Find Ourselves Afraid.’ The Pope Confronts Coronavirus.The virus is inside the walls of the Vatican, which has canceled public participation in Easter ceremonies, is testing scores of people and considering isolating measures for Pope Francis. ‘God Knows How Many People We Infected’: New Rules Aim to Get Exposed Passengers HomeFour people died on the Zandaam cruise ship after it was turned away in Chile. The United States is easing protocols to help speed cruise passengers home. But can that be done safely? I Became a Disciplined Investor Over 40 Years. The Virus Broke Me in 40 Days.I’ve survived — and even prospered through — four stock-market crashes. But nothing prepared me for this. Coronavirus, Stimulus, Yellowstone National Park: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Special Episode: Jody’s PlaylistA writer for The Times Magazine takes us through the music that’s been moving him lately. I Am Hospitalized With the CoronavirusAs a generally healthy 45-year-old, I didn’t seem like a probable Covid-19 candidate. Testing Can’t Stop Coronavirus Now, But There Are Still Things We Can DoOur leaders need to speak some hard truths and then develop a strategy to prevent the worst. Boris Johnson Has Coronavirus. He Handled It Badly.The British prime minister tested positive for Covid-19 and went into isolation, but not before doing untold damage and setting a bad example. Tough Love From Andrew CuomoIn this nightmarish moment, we’re feeling warm and fuzzy about the cold and calculating Andrew Cuomo. Trump Chooses Disaster as His Re-Election StrategyIt’s a massive bet that political polarization is a more powerful force than the virus’s body count. Under Coronavirus, Not All Virtual Learning Is the SameThe coronavirus pandemic has forced a nationwide reckoning with the lack of internet connectivity and devices for students. In the Fight Against Coronavirus, We Need More From WashingtonThis crisis transcends party. Our states need support. In the Coronavirus Crisis, Mom Knows BestWords of wisdom and experience, and a few humbling ones, too. D.J.T. Is No F.D.R.Roosevelt’s first inaugural cleared the way for action, pointing the country toward a singular goal. Where is that spirit now? A Silent Spring During the Coronavirus PandemicThe eerie inhumanity of Donald Trump. What the Coronavirus Means for Climate ChangeLockdowns and distancing won’t save the world from warming. But amid this crisis, we have a chance to build a better future. If Your Kid Keeps Asking ‘Why,’ Give Them an AnswerYour kid’s constant questions might be annoying but they offer a unique chance to shape their developing brains Trish Regan, Fox Business Host Who Dismissed Virus Concerns, DepartsThe host of “Trish Regan Primetime” had said concerns about the coronavirus were “yet another attempt to impeach the president.” Swiss Museum Settles Claim Over Art Trove Acquired in Nazi EraThe Kunstmuseum in Basel agreed to pay the heirs of a Berlin collector for 200 works he sold as he fled German persecution of Jews. U.S. Cuts Health Care Aid to Yemen Despite Worries About CoronavirusThe Trump administration cited interference by Houthi rebels. But humanitarian groups and some Democrats asked for a delay because of the pandemic. Uranus Ejected a Giant Plasma Bubble During Voyager 2’s VisitThe planet is shedding its atmosphere into the void, a signal that was recorded but overlooked in 1986 when the robotic spacecraft flew past. House Departs Without Vote to Extend Expired F.B.I. Spy ToolsThe operational effect may be limited because the surveillance laws remain in effect for existing investigations. Pentagon Order to Plan for Escalation in Iraq Meets Warning From Top CommanderA secret Pentagon directive orders planning to try to destroy a militia group backed by Iran, but America’s top general in Iraq cautions of the risks. Operator Is Killed in a Subway Fire in Manhattan; Arson Is SuspectedSeventeen people were injured in the blaze at the 110th Street Central Park North subway stop that officials believe was deliberately set. For Farmers, Stimulus Bill Means Subsidies Continue to FlowThe bill allots as much as $23.5 billion in assistance to farmers, a key constituency of President Trump’s, in the middle of an election year. What We Can Learn From European Dog CultureWhen I went to Europe, people asked: Is something wrong with American dogs? The answer has more to do with us than our pets. In Negotiations, Givers Are Smarter Than TakersGenerosity is a sign of intelligence, and givers are the rising tide that lifts all boats. No Swimming Pools? No Sports to Announce? No ProblemSports commentators and swimmers are having to get especially creative. Plus, we look at the sports weekend that would have been. Overlooked No More: Kate Worley, a Pioneer Writer of Erotic ComicsWorley, who wrote Omaha the Cat Dancer, about a feline stripper, “injected a woman’s point of view” that helped the comic stand out from others in the 1980s. T’s Most Transporting Travel StoriesDistance and solitude can make us feel more isolated than ever — but these tales of far-off locales provide something of a distraction. The Religious Right’s Hostility to Science Is Crippling Our Coronavirus ResponseTrump’s response to the pandemic has been haunted by the science denialism of his ultraconservative religious allies. More Recent Articles
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