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COVID-19: CDC urges events of 50 people or more to be canceled for 8 weeks The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended Sunday that events and gatherings of over 50 people scheduled for the next eight weeks be canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.      Sunday's 'Walking Dead' features three shocking deaths Sunday's episode of "The Walking Dead" featured three shocking deaths in the battle between the Hillside community and the ferocious Whisperers.   Bradley Roby signing three-year, $36M deal with Houston Texans Veteran cornerback Bradley Roby reached an agreement on a multiyear contract with the Houston Texans on Sunday.   Jacksonville Jaguars trading Pro Bowl DL Calais Campbell to Baltimore Ravens The Jacksonville Jaguars agreed to trade Pro Bowl defensive lineman Calais Campbell to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.   Coronavirus: Baseball Hall of Fame closing indefinitely; Nevada suspends combat sports The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y., announced it will indefinitely shut its doors to the public in response to the coronavirus pandemic.   White House to roll out new COVID-19 testing centers beginning this week Assistant Secretary for Health and head of the Public Health Service Adm. Brett Giroir said that the United States this week will begin rolling out new COVID-19 testing labs capable of testing up to 4,000 people per day.   Federal Reserve lowers interest rates to zero in response to coronavirus The Federal Reserve on Sunday cut interest rates to zero in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.   Brittany Snow marries Tyler Stanaland in Malibu Actress Brittany Snow and real-estate agent Tyler Stanaland exchanged wedding vows in Malibu this weekend.   'Onward' tops North American box office for 2nd weekend Animated adventure Onward is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $10.5 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday. Total box office ticket sales were the lowest since 2001.   Ryan Tannehill agrees to four-year deal with Tennessee Titans Pro Bowl quarterback Ryan Tannehill agreed to a four-year deal with the Tennessee Titans.   NFL players approve new collective bargaining agreement by slim margin NFL players narrowly approved a new collective bargaining agreement with the league's owners, ensuring labor peace through at least 2030 and setting up a 17-game regular season.   Donald Trump considering full pardon of Michael Flynn citing missing files President Donald Trump said Sunday he is considering a full pardon for former national security adviser Michael Flynn, stating the FBI and Justice Department lost documents related to the case.   Two men charged with using drones to smuggle contraband into N.J. prison Two men were charged with attempting to smuggle drugs, cellphones and other contraband into the Fort Dix correctional facility in New Jersey by conducting drone drops.   '7th Heaven' actor Lorenzo Brino dead at 21 Former "7th Heaven" cast-mate Lorenzo Brino has died in a California car crash, the San Bernardino Coroner's Office said. He was 21.   Watch Live: Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders to face off in first one-on-one debate Former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders will face off in the first head-to-head primary debate of the 2020 election in Washington, D.C. on Sunday evening.   Donald Glover releases surprise album Rapper and actor Donald Glover unexpectedly released a new 12-track album online Sunday.   Razzies canceled, more filming projects shut down amid COVID-19 concerns The 40th annual Razzie Awards ceremony recognizing the worst in cinema was canceled, and dozens of TV and film productions were shut down this weekend.   More than 50% cases, deaths of coronavirus outside mainland China The number of worldwide coronavirus deaths passed 6,000 Sunday as virtually all new cases and fatalities have moved from the epicenter mainland China to other nations, including Italy and Iran.   Reba McEntire's mother Jacqueline dies at 94 Country music star Reba McEntire announced on social media that her mother Jacqueline has died. She was 94.   Above-average February temperatures topple over 1,000 records in U.S. alone After delivering waves of springlike temperatures across the globe and even toppling a few daily highs, February 2020 ranked globally as the second warmest on record, which date back to 1880.   Late-week storm system to bring threat for blizzard conditions across Plains, Midwest The month of March can be notorious for featuring all types of hazardous weather as cold air in place across the northern tier of the country clashes with the expanding warmth across the South. As a massive storm system   SpaceX Starlink mission fails to launch from Florida on Sunday A problem with power to the rocket forced a last-minute abort of SpaceX's planned launch of 60 Starlink communications satellites Sunday morning from Kennedy Space Center in Florida.   On This Day, March 15: Mosque shootings kill 51 in New Zealand On March 15, 2019, a gunman opened fire at two New Zealand mosques, killing 51 people, while live streaming.   Regina Hall says she was 'shocked' by 'Black Monday' season premiere "Black Monday" star Regina Hall couldn't believe Season 2 of the Showtime series made her character the head of her own stock market brokerage in the '80s.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Coronavirus in N.Y.C.: Schools, Restaurants and Bars Are Shut DownMayor Bill de Blasio said that it was a wrenching decision to close places that are the “heart and soul of the city.”   Johnson Urged to Adopt Stronger Measures to Fight Virus in BritainAfter a week of mixed messages from the government, a rising chorus of scientists and public health experts is demanding a change of course. U.S. Offered ‘Large Sum’ to German Company for Access to Coronavirus Vaccine Research, German Officials SayThe United States says it will share any vaccine breakthroughs with the world, but German officials appeared rattled by its reported overture to a biotech firm. The Man With 17,700 Bottles of Hand Sanitizer Just Donated ThemA Tennessee man had planned to sell his stockpile at marked-up prices online. Now he is under investigation for price gouging. Two Emergency Room Doctors Are in Critical Condition With CoronavirusThe hospitalizations sharpen fears that the nation’s front-line medical workers could be uniquely vulnerable, a health care organization said. Biden and Sanders Assume Fighting Stances, a Healthy 6 Feet ApartThe crisis brought them together for an unusual debate. And the debate highlighted their distance. Fact-Checking the Biden-Sanders Democratic DebateOur reporters are following all of the exchanges and fact-checking the two candidates, providing context and explanation. Trump Says He’s ‘Strongly Considering’ Pardoning FlynnAmid increasing anxiety over the coronavirus, the president said he expected to pardon Michael T. Flynn, his former national security adviser who had pleaded guilty to lying to the F.B.I. Special Episode: This Tom Hanks Story Will Make You Feel Less BadOn this special episode, Times features writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner learns just how nice Tom Hanks really is. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. A Complete List of Trump’s Attempts to Play Down CoronavirusHe could have taken action. He didn’t. A Deadly Lack of LeadershipThe president congratulates himself. New York Schools CloseWhat happens when working people are so vulnerable — without decent health care, child care and other forms of support — that it puts the whole city at risk? Cornbread. Now, More Than Ever.Comfort foods, and the old ways of making them, bring solace when you really need it. How Will Sports Recover From This Hiatus?Much of fandom is about continuity — knowing that games have always been going on and always will be. That changed last week. Andrew Cuomo to President Trump: Mobilize the Military to Help Fight CoronavirusThe time is growing short and fewer options are available. Using federal troops to help create hospital beds is one we should try. Please, Don’t Go Out to Brunch TodayGathering in groups right now is selfish and puts the lives of others at risk. This Is One Anxiety We Should Eliminate for the Coronavirus OutbreakA patient can do everything right and still face substantial surprise medical bills. 7-Hour Waits at U.S. Airports Due to Coronavirus ScreeningConditions improved Sunday, after travelers from Europe waited in lines as long as seven hours for screening on Saturday. Andrew Gillum, Who Ran for Florida Governor, Is Entering RehabMr. Gillum said he was depressed and abusing alcohol since losing the 2018 election to Ron DeSantis. Movie Ticket Sales Fall to Historic LowThe coronavirus pandemic hurt new films like “Bloodshot” and “The Hunt.” But the faith-based “I Still Believe” found an audience. Two Boys Jumped Into the Hudson River. They Haven’t Been Seen Since.The teenagers went for a swim in Spuyten Duyvil Creek in Inwood on Friday, and family members fear they have drowned. N.F.L. Players Vote Yes on New 10-Year Labor DealThe vote paves the way for the addition of a 17th regular-season game, an expansion to the playoffs and increased minimum salaries. A Sunday Without Church: In Crisis, a Nation Asks, ‘What Is Community?’Canceled religious services are another symbol of a lost chance to be still, to breathe and to gather together. Fishing Presents a Vexing Snag in Brexit TalksLacking in economic clout, the industry punches far above its weight in emotional power, presenting a tough barrier for negotiators. Public School Is a Child’s Right. Should Preschool Be Also?Some Democrats, including Bernie Sanders, say the government-financed care and education of children should start at birth instead of at kindergarten. Suffering Through Your First Financial Crisis? Read This to RelaxWe’ve been here before, and everything will be fine. Review: The Perfect Timing of ‘Westworld’ Season 3After a nearly two-year hiatus, HBO’s dystopian sci-fi western is now a corporate noir with the fate of the human race at stake. Betty Gilpin Is Proud of ‘The Hunt,’ the Year’s Most Controversial MovieIt’s been an emotional roller coaster for the star: “I didn’t know if our movie was going to be put on lampsandtirescleaningservice.com.” More Recent Articles
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