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North Korea says it tested 'super-large' rocket launcher North Korea successfully tested "super-large multiple rocket launchers," state-run media reported on Monday, one day after the communist country fired two projectiles believed to be short-range ballistic missiles.      Trump expands federal coronavirus guidelines through April 30 President Donald Trump on Sunday extended guidelines including urging people to remain in their homes outside of essential activities to prevent the spread of COVID-19 through April 30.   NASCAR iRacing: Timmy Hill wins second virtual race at Texas Motor Speedway Timmy Hill used a bump-and-run to grab the lead from William Byron with three laps remaining and win the second event in the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series.   'Wings' alum David Schramm dead at 73 "Wings" alum David Schramm has died at age 73, his publicist Rick Miramontez said Sunday.   David Spade interviews 'Tiger King' star for 'Lights Out' Comedian David Spade interviewed Kelci Saffery, one of the stars of the true-crime documentary series "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness," for "Lights Out: Live From the Bunker."   Singer Joe Diffie, CBS journalist Maria Mercader die of coronavirus Country singer Joe Diffie and CBS broadcast journalist Maria Mercader have died after battling the coronavirus.   New York Knicks, Rangers owner James Dolan tests positive for coronavirus New York Knicks owner James Dolan, who also owns the NHL's New York Rangers, has tested positive for the coronavirus.   Lady Gaga, Ellen DeGeneres join lineup for Sunday's Living Room Concert Lady Gaga, Ellen DeGeneres and Melissa McCarthy have joined Sunday's Fox Presents the iHeart Living Room Concert for America.   Ex-Denver Broncos DE Derek Wolfe joining Baltimore Ravens on one-year deal Former Denver Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe reached an agreement on a short-term contract with the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.   Kansas City Chiefs to re-sign WR Demarcus Robinson The Kansas City Chiefs are re-signing wide receiver Demarcus Robinson to a short-term contract.   New York's death toll nears 1,000 and Gov. Andrew Cuomo expects 'thousands will die' The coronavirus death toll in the United States on Sunday doubled over three days as cases in New York continued to rapidly accelerate.   Holland America cruise ships gets OK to go through Panama Canal, head to U.S. Holland America said Sunday its cruise ship Zaandam, in which four passengers died and 53 guests have reported influenza-like symptoms, was granted passage through the Panama Canal to sail to South Florida.   North Korea launches two projectiles into Sea of Japan North Korea on Sunday continued its recent series of missile launches, fire two projectiles believed to be ballistic missiles into the Japan Sea.   CBS to air 'Garth & Trisha Live!' concert event Wednesday Married country music stars Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood plan to perform live from their home recording studio Wednesday for a CBS concert event.   Watch: Pitbull releases new anthem, video 'I Believe We Will Win' Rapper Pitbull released an uplifting "world anthem" and music video this weekend called "I Believe We Will Win."   CDC issues domestic travel advisories for N.Y., N.J., Conn., as coronavirus deaths double The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urged residents of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to avoid non-essential travel to prevent the spread of the coronavirus as U.S. deaths doubled to more than 2,000.   Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson back home after coronavirus treatments in Australia Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks and his wife, actress Rita Wilson, have returned home to the United States after being treated for two weeks for the coronavirus in Australia.   Plane carrying medical personnel, supplies crashes in Philippines; 8 dead A medical evacuation plane carrying supplies and personnel crashed on takeoff from Manila, Philippines, killing all eight on board Sunday night, officials said.   No fatalities but heavy damage to town in Arkansas City officials and residents in Jonesboro, Ark., are starting the recovery process after the town took a direct hit from a twister that left buildings flattened in its wake on Saturday. At least six were injured.   'Bachelor' alum Ben Higgins, Jessica Clarke get engaged'Superstore' star Nico Santos says stepdad died of coronavirus "Superstore" and "Crazy Rich Asians" actor Nico Santos has announced on Instagram that his stepfather has died after battling the coronavirus.   'All My Children,' 'Days of Our Lives' alum John Callahan dead at 66 "All My Children" and "Days of Our Lives" actor John Callahan has died at age 66.   On This Day, March 29: Moscow subway bombing kills 39 On March 29, 2010, two suicide bombers killed 39 people in attacks on the Moscow subway system.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
"Bachelor" alum Ben Higgins is engaged to his girlfriend Jessica Clarke. 
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Trump Extends Social Distancing Guidelines Through End of AprilThe president, facing grim figures from his health advisers, starkly reversed an earlier upbeat assessment that the country could relax the guidelines by Easter.   How Much Should the Public Know About Who Has the Coronavirus?Amid calls for more transparency, a debate is raging among public health experts over how much data on the spread of the virus should be released. Coronavirus Slowdown in Seattle Suggests Restrictions Are WorkingOfficials in Washington State worry that their gains are precarious, but they see evidence that containment strategies have lowered the rate of virus transmission. China Created a Fail-Safe System to Track Contagions. It Failed.After SARS, Chinese health officials built an infectious disease reporting system to evade political meddling. But when the coronavirus emerged, so did fears of upsetting Beijing. New York State Exceeds 1,000 Coronavirus Deaths“Thousands of people will pass away,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned as Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York City had a week’s worth of medical supplies. Teachers’ Herculean Task: Moving 1.1 Million Children to Online SchoolNew York City’s 75,000 public school educators are facing a challenge unlike anything in their careers. For students to avoid permanent setbacks, the success of remote learning is critical. What Sept. 11 Taught Us About Confronting CatastropheUnused emergency gurneys, a defining image from 9/11, have much to tell us today, when there isn’t a bed to spare. A veteran E.R. nurse explains. Trump Said He Was the President of Manufacturing. Then Disaster Struck.For a leader who has embraced the language of a wartime president, it is as if the Pentagon asked for missiles and bombers but wouldn’t say how many or where they should be delivered. The U.S. Tried to Build a New Fleet of Ventilators. The Mission Failed.As the coronavirus spreads, the collapse of the project helps explain America’s acute shortage. Rich Europeans Flee Virus for 2nd Homes, Spreading Fear and FuryIn France and the rest of Europe, the affluent decamp cities to spend their confinement in vacation homes, widening class divides. Liberty University Brings Back Its Students, and Coronavirus Fears, TooThe decision by the school’s president, Jerry Falwell Jr., to partly reopen his evangelical university enraged residents of Lynchburg, Va. Then students started getting sick. ‘A Heart-Wrenching Thing’: Hospital Bans on Visits Devastate FamiliesTo curb the risk of spreading the coronavirus, hospitals nationwide are banning visits from family and friends. How Coronavirus Has Transformed Elections Across the U.S.Party conventions are in jeopardy, campaigning is on hold and local candidates are playing the role of good Samaritan instead of traditional politician. Crisis in The Sahel Becoming France’s Forever WarRiding along with French troops hunting Islamist militants in France’s unwinnable West African war. Special Episode: What I Learned When My Husband Got CoronavirusAn editor at The Times shares an intimate essay about her family’s fight against the pandemic. Doctors Must Ration Ventilators as Coronavirus Rages. The Decisions Are Painful.Don’t underestimate the moral anguish of deciding who gets a ventilator. What Social Distancing Looked Like in 1666Humanity has been surviving plagues for thousands of years, and we have managed to learn a lot along the way. Trump Is Hurting His Own Re-election ChancesDon’t be fooled by snapshot polls. Who Will Win the Fight for a Post-Coronavirus America?Every disaster shakes loose the old order. What replaces it is up to us. Nothing Matters Anymore (Except What Actually Does)There’s so much I did two months ago that seems ludicrous now. The Coronavirus Is Upending Life in Rural America, TooPeople here are stocking up on groceries and toilet paper — and guns and ammo and, soon, morel mushrooms. The Politics of the Coronavirus PandemicTrump wants us to see him as defeating a foreign enemy. Who Killed Keylan Knapp?My childhood friend has joined America’s “deaths of despair.” Looking for Uplifting Stories in a Dark TimeWe ask readers for examples of how the pandemic has brought out the best in humanity. A Fight Over Money, Loyalty and Who Gets Credit for an Artist’s RiseDerek Fordjour and the gallery that once worked with him are battling in court over pieces he promised to create before his career took off. Now Playing Nightly on Instagram: Sketch Comedy’s Newest StarNames big and small are pivoting to online humor, but the standouts are the character-driven performers who were there all along, especially Meg Stalter. A City Hunkered Down to Survive an Outbreak. That Helped in a Tornado, Too.Jonesboro, Ark., came through a devastating tornado without any deaths, partly because businesses were closed and people were sheltered at home from the coronavirus. ‘Group of Local Vigilantes’ Try to Forcibly Quarantine Out-of-Towners, Officials SayA group of residents from an island town in Maine cut down a tree and dragged it into the middle of a road. Joe Diffie, Grammy-Winning Country Music Star, Dies at 61He was known for his ballads and honky-tonk singles, like “Home” and “Pickup Man.” On Friday, he announced that he had tested positive for the coronavirus. 8 Killed After Philippine Plane Bursts Into FlamesAll on board, including a doctor, a nurse and foreign nationals, were killed after the plane, used in the country’s coronavirus response, caught fire as it took off in Manila for Japan. ‘Women Will Not Be Forced to Be Alone When They Are Giving Birth’In response to some private hospitals’ decision to bar partners, New York will order all hospitals to allow partners in delivery rooms, despite the coronavirus risk. Bail Out Journalists. Let Newspaper Chains Die.The coronavirus is likely to hasten the end of advertising-driven media, our columnist writes. And government should not rescue it. Facebook, Google and Twitter Struggle to Handle November’s ElectionAfter spending billions to avoid a repeat of 2016, the tech giants are careening from crisis to crisis as their foes change tactics. Michael Sorkin, 71, Dies; Saw Architecture as a Vehicle for ChangeMr. Sorkin, who died of the coronavirus, promoted social justice in his prodigious output of essays, lectures and designs. They Create Nightmare Worlds for TV. Now They’re Living in One.Amid the pandemic, the producers of dystopian dramas like “The Handmaid’s Tale” and “Westworld” see their work in a different light. More Recent Articles
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