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Coronavirus: Hong Kong orders quarantines; Iran releases inmates Hong Kong announced mandatory quarantines Tuesday for anyone entering from abroad, and Iran released thousands of prisoners Tuesday to halt the spread of coronavirus.      Joe Biden wins Florida, Illinois and Arizona primaries Former Vice President Joe Biden swept Tuesday's three-state primary, widening his delegate lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders, news outlets projected.   Roger Mayweather, Floyd's uncle and former boxing champion, dies at 58 Roger Mayweather, a two-division boxing world champion and the uncle of Floyd Mayweather Jr., died Tuesday after years of declining health, including a long battle with diabetes.   Coronavirus infects all 50 states; deaths surpass 100 All 50 U.S. states have confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday as Gov. Jim Justice reported West Virginia's first coronavirus infection.   Former Bears, Eagles RB Jordan Howard to sign with Dolphins Former Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles running back Jordan Howard will sign a short-term contract with the Miami Dolphins.   Ex-Atlanta Falcons edge rusher Vic Beasley Jr. signing with Tennessee Titans Former Atlanta Falcons pass-rusher Vic Beasley Jr. agreed to a one-year deal with the Tennessee Titans on Tuesday.   Longtime Dallas Cowboys TE Jason Witten to sign with Las Vegas Raiders Pro Bowl tight end Jason Witten, the longest-tenured player in Dallas Cowboys history, agreed to a short-term contract with the Las Vegas Raiders.   Texas court stays execution of John Hummel over COVID-19 A Texas appeals court has stayed the execution of a man convicted of killing his family, citing the effects of the coronavirus on the judicial system.   NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio warns of possible shelter-in-place order New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday warned residents they should prepare for possibly sheltering in place in the next couple days as part of the city's plan to combat coronavirus.   Ex-Patriots QB Tom Brady reaches agreement with Buccaneers After announcing his departure from the New England Patriots earlier Tuesday, star quarterback Tom Brady has an agreement in principle to sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.   Facebook offers $100M to small businesses affected by COVID-19 Facebook said Tuesday it will offer $100 million in grants to small businesses in dozens of countries that have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.   Income tax deadline to be delayed 90 days as part of $1T coronavirus stimulus package U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said taxpayers will receive a three-month extension to pay their income taxes as part of a $1 trillion economic stimulus program in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.   'Wonder Woman,' 'Carol Burnett' actor Lyle Waggoner dies Lyle Waggoner has died at age 84, his family reports. Waggoner was the co-star of "The Carol Burnett Show" and "Wonder Woman."   Former Los Angeles Chargers QB Philip Rivers to sign with Indianapolis Colts Former longtime Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers agreed to a short-term contract with the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday.   China expels U.S. journalists from New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post China on Tuesday moved to expel U.S. journalists from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post in response to what it called "unwarranted restrictions" on Chinese media in the United States.   Coronavirus: Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant reveals positive test Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant was among four players on the team to test positive for the coronavirus.   Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq all rebound as Trump announces stimulus program The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up more than 1,000 points, as markets rebounded from their worst drop since 1987 as President Donald Trump announced a coronavirus stimulus program.   Cigarette packs in U.S. to get graphic new health warnings in 2021 Graphic new health warnings must appear on cigarette packages and in cigarette ads beginning next year, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says.   Navy awards nearly $320M to Pratt & Whitney to produce F-35 engines The U.S. Navy has awarded United Technologies' Pratt & Whitney a nearly $320 million contract modification to produce 32 propulsion systems for the F-35 fighter planes for the Navy, Air Force and government of Japan.   South Korean pharma firms speed work on coronavirus drugs South Korean pharmaceutical giant Celltrion is vowing to press ahead toward a clinical drug trial on humans in hopes of treating the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.   Telemedicine comes into its own with coronavirus outbreak As U.S. states and cities scramble to contain the new coronavirus by restricting public gatherings, hospitals are increasingly using remote medical care to battle the outbreak.   Future destroyer USS Delbert D. Black completes acceptance trials The future destroyer USS Delbert D. 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Trump Now Claims He Always Knew the Coronavirus Would Be a PandemicThe president tried to rewrite his history with advising Americans about the coronavirus. His own words prove him wrong.   How Long Will Coronavirus Live on Surfaces or in the Air Around You?A new study could have implications for how the general public and health care workers try to avoid transmission of the virus. Behind the Virus Report That Jarred the U.S. and U.K. to ActionIt wasn’t so much the numbers themselves, frightening though they were, as who reported them: Imperial College London. Are Voters ‘Essential Personnel’ During a Pandemic?Participating in a healthy democracy isn’t supposed to be at odds with staying healthy. Today it is. Paris Coronavirus: Lockdown Turns Magnet City into a Ghost TownFrance imposed the restriction at noon on Tuesday, ordering people to stay inside except for a few exceptions. One of the world’s most visited cities turned quiet suddenly. Can California Keep 7 Million People at Home?On Day 1 of a vast experiment to limit the spread of the coronavirus, the distinction between essential and nonessential was blurred. Food, a Basic Pleasure, Is Suddenly FraughtThe coronavirus has forced Americans to rethink how to feed themselves, from cooking to shopping to ordering in. China Announces That It Will Expel American JournalistsThe announcement comes weeks after President Trump limited the number of Chinese citizens who can work in the United States for five state-run Chinese news organizations. Coronavirus, Tom Brady, Mammoths: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Why President Trump Changed His Tone on the CoronavirusA dire new report appeared to prompt the White House to adopt a stricter response to the coronavirus. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. They Went Off the Grid. They Came Back to the Coronavirus.25 days rafting through the Grand Canyon meant no access to the news — and a new reality when the trip ended. China’s Ill-Timed Attack on the Free PressReporting the truth is the only way to stop a global pandemic. Beijing just made that more difficult. Why the Coronavirus Is So Much Worse Than Sept. 11We’re denied the solace of community just when we need it most. Our New Historical Divide: B.C. and A.C. — the World Before Corona and the World AfterHere are some trends to watch. The Coronavirus Preys on Jews’ Biggest StrengthIn the Persian Jewish community of Great Neck, N.Y., “social distancing is a wedding that only has 400 people.” Why Telling People They Don’t Need Masks BackfiredTo help manage the shortage, the authorities sent a message that made them untrustworthy. The Coronavirus Is Here to Stay, So What Happens Next?There may be two to four more rounds of social distancing before this is over. Here’s what to expect. Stop Saying That Everything Is Under Control. It Isn’t.Tackling the pandemic will require a new, collective way of thinking about public health and society as a whole. We Lead Three Universities. It’s Time for Drastic Action.Organizations nationwide need to get ahead of the coronavirus, even if it’s not in their community yet. Is There a Wizard Behind the Curtain?In the time of coronavirus, it’s no longer a rhetorical question. From Zoom University to the Zoom PartyZoom is where we work, go to school and party these days. Their School Musicals Were Canceled. Then They Found a Bigger Stage.Videos of teenage (and older) performers sprouted on social media after a Tony-winning actress invited theater kids to share songs from shows canceled by the coronavirus. How Cardi B’s Off-the-Cuff Video Became a Coronavirus AnthemIt started as a 46-second monologue. It got remixed into a dancey track. Now the rapper and the D.J. who transformed her clip are promising it’ll help the needy. Duncan Hunter Sentenced to 11 Months in Prison for Stealing Campaign FundsThe California Republican resigned from Congress in January, a month after pleading guilty to spending more than $150,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses. Katy Perry Prevails as Judge Erases ‘Dark Horse’ DecisionA federal judge tossed a $2.8 million verdict in favor of a Christian rap artist who claimed that the pop star’s hit had stolen from one of his songs. Tom Brady Lifted the Patriots. Now Comes a Second Act.Winning six Super Bowls in New England, Brady flummoxed opponents and made Foxborough a household name. He’ll seek a new team after cutting ties with the Patriots. Stuart Whitman, Leading Man on Big and Small Screens, Dies at 92Known for his studied portrayals of complex characters, he earned an Oscar nomination for his role as a convicted child molester in “The Mark.” Is Youth Homelessness Going Up or Down? It Depends on Whom You AskData compiled by two federal departments appear to show opposite trends. Some say the discrepancy undermines efforts to help those hit hard by the housing crisis and the coronavirus. She Tracked Nazi-Looted Art. She Quit When No One Returned It.A researcher stopped working for a German museum after she says she lost faith in its commitment to return works with tainted provenances. At Party for Donald Trump Jr.’s Girlfriend, Donors Helped Pick Up the TabAttendees of the bash for Kimberly Guilfoyle at the president’s private club chipped in — including financial backers of the Trump re-election campaign. A Baltimore Barber Who’s With His Clients Through Life, and DeathAntoine Dow helps bring dignity to young black men whose lives were cut short by gun violence. A Stirring Family Saga Tells a Taboo History of Vietnam“The Mountains Sing,” the first novel in English by the Vietnamese poet Nguyen Phan Que Mai, imagines her country’s traumatic 20th century through the stories of three generations of women. Tiny Love Stories: ‘No Dates, No Love, No Hope?’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Grace VanderWaal Doesn’t Want to Exist Without ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’The “America’s Got Talent” winner and actress in “Stargirl” can’t live without Audrey Hepburn, ramen and flea markets. One Simple Idea That Explains Why the Economy Is in Great DangerWhat happens when a major section of machinery that is supposed to run perpetually suddenly grinds to a halt? We are about to find out. Try TilesOur soothing matching game may help you de-stress. The Crossword, Vertex and MoreSolve the daily puzzle edited by Will Shortz, or try out other games like the Mini and Letter Boxed. Try Spelling BeePuzzle throughout the day to see how many words you can find. More Recent Articles
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