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Arizona Cardinals, LB De'Vondre Campbell reach one-year deal Former Atlanta Falcons linebacker De'Vondre Campbell agreed to a one-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals.      Senate Republicans introduce $1T coronavirus relief bill Senate Republicans on Thursday evening introduced a $1 trillion proposal for coronavirus relief that includes direct payments to Americans.   Trump administration demands Venezuela release Citgo 6 amid pandemic The Trump administration on Thursday demanded Venezuela release six oil executives amid the coronavirus pandemic.   Coronavirus: Saints' Sean Payton becomes first known person in NFL to test positive New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton has tested positive for the coronavirus, the longtime coach confirmed Thursday on social media.   Red Sox ace Chris Sale to undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery Boston Red Sox star pitcher Chris Sale will undergo Tommy John surgery and miss the entire 2020 season.   Italy surpasses China's coronavirus death toll Italy's death toll from the coronavirus hit 3,405 on Thursday, surpassing the total number of deaths reported in the outbreak's epicenter in China, Italian health officials said.   Severe thunderstorms to threaten nation's heartland A multifaceted storm system slated to bring blizzard conditions to parts of the northern Plains and record-challenging heat to the mid-Atlantic will continue to produce severe weather across the center of the U.S.   Trump changes in-person G7 meeting at Camp David to a teleconference President Donald Trump canceled a meeting of the G7 nations at Camp David in June to a video teleconference, saying the countries should focus on "responding to the health and economic challenges of COVID-19."   Denver Broncos release veteran QB Joe Flacco with failed physical designation The Denver Broncos informed former Super Bowl MVP quarterback Joe Flacco that he is being released with a failed physical designation.   Secretary of State Mike Pompeo: Two Americans released from detention in Iran, Lebanon Two Americans held in custody in Iran and Lebanon were released on Thursday, the U.S. State Department announced.   Lockheed nabs $601.3M for work on Trident II D5 ballistic missile Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $601.3 million contract modification for work on the Trident II D5 submarine-launched ballistic missile for the Navy, according to a Pentagon announcement.   NATO pauses Afghanistan troop rotations as DoD ramps up COVID-19 response As U.S. defense forces have announced their plans to ramp up assistance amid the global spread of the novel coronavirus, NATO officials announced Thursday that troops deployed in Afghanistan could stay longer.   Christopher Grant indicted on federal charges in killing of Illinois state trooper Nicholas Hopkins A grand jury returned an eight-count indictment against a St. Louis man in the fatal shooting of Illinois state trooper Nicholas Hopkins.   Engineers develop supercapacitor to power wearable electronics Duke University and Michigan State researchers said Thursday they have engineered a new type of supercapacitor for wearable electronics that remains functional after being stretched eight times its original size.   Scientists develop AI device that detects coughs in crowds University of Massachusetts Amherst scientists unveiled a new artificial intelligence device, FluSense, that detects coughing patterns in crowds, which can then be analyzed to forecast flu-like trends.   Los Angeles Rams release RB Todd Gurley, LB Clay Matthews The Los Angeles Rams released star running back Todd Gurley and veteran linebacker Clay Matthews to free up additional salary-cap space.   Senators introduce proposal to allow remote voting during national crises A pair of senators introduced a resolution Tuesday to alter voting rules to allow remote voting during a national crisis such as the current COVID-19 outbreak.   President Donald Trump orders FDA to fast-track drugs for possible COVID-19 treatment President Donald Trump said Thursday U.S. regulators are looking at utilizing therapies still being tested and some already approved for other uses, like malaria, in the fight against coronavirus.   Coronavirus: U.S. warns Americans not to travel abroad, come home The U.S. State Department on Thursday advised all U.S. citizens to avoid traveling internationally and warned those currently out of the country to immediately return home amid a coronavirus pandemic.   One in five people under 44 with COVID-19 experiences severe illness Older adults and those with underlying health conditions are at highest risk for serious illness from COVID-19, but one in five Americans between age 20 and 44 with coronavirus have also required hospitalization.   Actor Daniel Dae Kim, Monaco's Prince Albert II diagnosed with coronavirus Actor Daniel Dae Kim and Monaco's Prince Albert II have become the latest public figures to disclose they were diagnosed with coronavirus, joining a list that also includes Tom Hanks and Idris Elba.   North Carolina man wins lottery for a second time 2 1/2 years later A North Carolina man scored a $100,000 lottery jackpot just two and one-half years after he won $200,000 from a scratch-off ticket.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Jobless Claims Mount as Employers and Workers Face Bleak OutlookNew filings for unemployment benefits rose 30 percent last week amid cutbacks and shutdowns over the coronavirus crisis.   Doctors Say Shortage of Protective Gear Is Dire During Coronavirus PandemicThe lack of proper masks, gowns and eye gear is imperiling the ability of medical workers to fight the coronavirus — and putting their own lives at risk. Search for Coronavirus Vaccine Becomes a Global CompetitionThe United States, China and Europe are battling to be the first to find a cure, bringing a nationalist element to a worldwide crisis. Coronavirus Outbreak: A Cascade of Warnings, Heard but UnheededGovernment exercises, including one last year, made clear that the U.S. was not ready for a pandemic like the coronavirus. But little was done. With Minimal Evidence, Trump Asks F.D.A. to Study Malaria Drugs for CoronavirusThe president cites “tremendous promise” for existing drugs, but their use against the new virus is unproven. Her Facebook Friends Asked If Anyone Was Actually Sick. She Had an Answer.Heaven Frilot is normally a private person. But this is not a normal time. So she and her husband are now the face of the coronavirus for their conservative Louisiana community. How a Cruise Ship Kept Sailing After Passengers Fell Ill with CoronavirusEven as Covid-19 sickened passengers, the Costa Luminosa was slow to act to prevent infections, despite two previous serious outbreaks on its parent company’s ships. Virus Hits Europe Harder Than China. Is That the Price of an Open Society?The epidemic is now bigger in Europe, where governments aren’t used to giving harsh orders, and citizens aren’t used to following them. Queen Urges Britons to Pull Together as Nation Charts an Uncertain CourseElizabeth, sequestered at Windsor Castle, offered encouragement in a statement. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, after a week of mixed messages, hewed to mostly voluntary curbs. The Delivery Workers Who Risk Their Health to Bring You FoodDemand for home delivery is rising, and New Yorkers barricaded in their homes are leaning more and more on a largely immigrant work force. Stuck at Home, Americans Turn to Foster Pets for CompanionshipShelters across the United States are reporting upticks in foster applications as people seek out a friend to ride out the coronavirus crisis with. Coronavirus, Unemployment, Snowmen: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. One City’s Fight to Stop the VirusWe visited New Rochelle, N.Y., a hot spot of infections, and asked: Are the containment efforts working? How Do We Vote in a Pandemic?The editorial board’s health writer Jeneen Interlandi shares appropriate responses to Covid-19. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. The Epic Failure of Coronavirus Testing in AmericaChina and South Korea offer lessons in how to curb this pandemic. I Refuse to Run a Coronavirus Home SchoolMy kids are watching TV, playing video games and eating cookies. It’s fine. Of Course Trump Deserves Blame for the Coronavirus CrisisThere’s no moving forward without understanding what’s going wrong. Screw This Virus!We had to be set apart in order to feel together. A New York Doctor’s Coronavirus Warning: The Sky Is FallingAlarmist is not a word anyone has ever used to describe me before. But this is different. How to Be LonelyIt’s not just a negative state to be vanquished. There’s magic in it too. 3 Rules for the Trump PandemicOne: Don’t trust the president. I Did Not Plan to Be Pregnant in a PandemicAn early lesson in uncertainties and parenthood. How Are We Supposed to Vote During a Pandemic?There are ways to prevent a crisis of public health from becoming a crisis of democracy. My Life Is More ‘Disposable’ During This PandemicThe ableism and ageism being unleashed is its own sort of pestilence. Op-Art: What Do We Lose When We Stop Touching Each Other?The thing we are biologically programmed to need is also what can harm us most. Former Uber Executive Pleads Guilty to Trade TheftAnthony Levandowski was charged with stealing driverless-car plans when he left Google to form a company, which Uber then acquired. Men Convicted in Delhi Bus Rape Are Hanged in IndiaThe four men were executed in the early morning hours in India’s capital, bringing an end to a case that has haunted the country. This Year, Only 10 Black Students Got Into N.Y.C.’s Top High SchoolA bitter debate about diversity in the nation’s largest school system followed news last year that Stuyvesant High School had admitted just seven black students. Expect a Soggy U.S. Flood Season, but Less Severe Than Last Year’sThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration expects major to moderate flooding for 23 states, but not as bad as last year’s ruinous spring. Counterterrorism Chief Exits as Top U.S. Intelligence Official Weighs CutsThe move was the latest reshuffling of top intelligence officials that has prompted concerns among some officials of a broader expulsion. Olympics President: ‘Of Course, We Are Considering Different Scenarios’In a lengthy interview, Thomas Bach, the president of the I.O.C., said that “cancellation is not on the agenda,” but that it was too early to make a decision about postponing the Summer Games in Tokyo. From Victims to Superwomen: Honoring Female Strength in AfghanistanAn exhibit in Kabul, Afghanistan, celebrates the achievements of ancient and modern women from Afghanistan and the region amid fears of a Taliban return to power. What the Ebola Crisis Can Teach Us About QuarantinesStates and local governments enjoy wide powers to impose quarantines to protect public health, but a lawsuit argued that one for Ebola went too far. The Wild West, on SkisSkijoring enthusiasts described the craziness and allure of their niche sport during its 72nd year in Leadville, Colo. Need a Laugh? Need a Lot? Stream These 15 Binge-Worthy SitcomsSome can be binged over a few days. Some might take a few months. All of them should boost your spirits. Rugged, Physical Work With DurabilityIn Abby Zbikowski’s “Radioactive Practice,” a dancer says, “You’re seeing survival and community in real time.” You Can Help Break the Chain of Transmission“Every time each of us stops, or even just delays, an infection is a small victory.” More Recent Articles
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