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COVID-19 cases doubling every 3 days in N.Y.; Gov. Andrew Cuomo pleads for ventilators Coronavirus cases in New York are doubling every three days, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged the federal government Tuesday to address a shortage of medical equipment to meet the surge.      Seattle Seahawks signing ex-New England Patriots WR Phillip Dorsett The Seattle Seahawks and former New England Patriots wide receiver Phillip Dorsett agreed to terms on a short-term contract Tuesday.   State Department: More than 9,000 Americans repatriated amid pandemic The State Department said it has repatriated more than 9,000 Americans from 28 countries since late January amid the coronavirus pandemic with thousands more to be brought back to the United States in the coming days.   Jacksonville Jaguars to sign former Cincinnati Bengals TE Tyler Eifert The Jacksonville Jaguars are signing former Cincinnati Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert in an effort to fix their struggles at the position.   Lottery-winning farmer shares potatoes with people in coronavirus isolation A woman who used her lottery winnings to move to a farm in England supplied free potatoes to people in self-isolation due to COVID-19.   CACI awarded $180.3M to provide satellite communications for Navy CACI has been awarded a $180.3 million contract to provide satellite communications systems and network support services for the Navy, according to the Pentagon.   Ex-New York Jets WR Robby Anderson, Carolina Panthers reach two-year deal Former New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson, one of the top wideouts left in free agency, reached an agreement with the Carolina Panthers.   Lockheed awarded $932.8M to make THAADs for U.S., Saudi Arabia Lockheed Martin was awarded a $932.8 million contract modification for the production of Terminal High Altitude Area Defense interceptors for the U.S. Missile Defense Agency and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Departmen   Oman Air, Ryanair cancel majority of flights due to COVID-19 Ryanair and Oman Air announced Tuesday that they will ground most of their flights in response to government orders and other measures to prevent the spread of the global COVID-19 pandemic.   Clippers owner Steve Ballmer reaches agreement to buy the Forum for $400M Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer reached an agreement with The Madison Square Garden Company to purchase the Forum in Inglewood, Calif., for $400 million in cash.   Federal judge rejects Michael Cohen's request to reduce, alter sentence A federal judge on Tuesday rejected former Trump attorney Michael Cohen's request to reduce his three-year prison sentence or allow him to serve the remainder in home confinement.   Carolina Panthers release former NFL MVP Cam Newton The Carolina Panthers officially released former NFL MVP quarterback Cam Newton after nine seasons and one trip to the Super Bowl.   Letting babies 'cry it out' teaches them to self-regulate, study shows A new study in Britain suggests letting your baby cry it out a few times meant they had shorter crying duration at 18 months.   Tornado risk to increase over storm-ravaged Tennessee Following a few severe thunderstorms over the southern Plains on Monday night, all forms of severe weather, including tornadoes, are possible over portions of the Tennessee and lower Mississippi valleys on Tuesday.   India orders 1.3B people into 21-day lockdown; Wuhan to lift coronavirus restrictions The government of India on Tuesday ordered a 21-day national coronavirus-related lockdown -- a move that will restrict movements for an estimated 1.3 billion people.   Navy's USNS Comfort hospital ship to arrive in NYC within weeks The Navy's massive floating hospital is due to arrive in New York City within the next "couple of weeks" to aid with coronavirus response, Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper confirmed this week.   Ownership of 76ers, Devils reverses coronavirus pay cuts for team employees Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment -- the group that owns the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils -- reversed course and will pay team employees their full salaries.   Commission recommends women be required to register for military draft A national commission issued a recommendation that the United States should require women to register with the Selective Service for a potential military draft.   New York Mets star Noah Syndergaard to undergo Tommy John surgery New York Mets starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard has a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow and will undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery.   First COVID-19 case confirmed in ICE detention An Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainee in Pennsylvania tested positive for the coronavirus, immigration officials said Tuesday.   Look: Submarine training target washes up on North Carolina beach Officials in a North Carolina town said the Navy was called in to eject an unusual beach visitor -- a 1,000-pound ball of concrete believed to be a submarine training target.   Liver cancer incidence in older adults up 50% globally since 1990 Liver cancer is on the rise globally, despite advances aimed at preventing the disease, a new study has found.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Slow Response to the Coronavirus Measured in Lost OpportunityIf the administration had reacted to the ventilator shortage in February, a private sector effort starting now might have made lifesaving equipment in mid- to late April. Now it is unlikely to be before June.   What I Learned When My Husband Got Sick With CoronavirusOur world became one of isolation, round-the-clock care, panic and uncertainty — even as society carried on around us with all too few changes. Coronavirus in N.Y.: ‘Astronomical’ Surge Leads to Quarantine WarningThe White House advised people who have passed through or left New York City that they should place themselves in a 14-day quarantine. How Andrew Cuomo, New York Governor, Became the Politician of the MomentWith his coronavirus briefings, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has emerged as an authoritative voice in the crisis. Subway Service Is Cut by a Quarter Because of CoronavirusA staggering loss of ridership hits the subway system, and 52 M.T.A. workers are infected with the coronavirus. Coronavirus Has Hospitals in Desperate Need of Equipment. These Innovators Are Racing to Help.Health care workers are facing a serious shortage of critical equipment needed to treat the coronavirus. We spoke to the makers who are building innovative protective gear and ventilators for them. Some Doctors Stockpile Trial Coronavirus Drugs for Themselves, States SayThe stockpiling has become so worrisome that pharmacy boards in many states have issued emergency restrictions on how the drugs can be dispensed. Britain Locks Down to Stem the Coronavirus. More or Less.A day of confusion and contradictory images as Britons struggled to adapt to the new rules, and sometimes just understand them. Coronavirus in Europe: Thousands of Health Workers Out of ActionThe thinning ranks of doctors and nurses, particularly in Spain, are hampering the ability to fight the epidemic, straining hospitals and raising fears that health workers are spreading the coronavirus. Facebook Is ‘Just Trying to Keep the Lights On’ as Traffic Soars in PandemicThe social network is straining to deal with skyrocketing usage as its 45,000 employees work from home for the first time. Coronavirus Spurs a Wave of Suspect Websites Looking to Cash InHundreds of e-commerce sites are popping up daily to sell virus-fighting products. Many are being shut down for making exaggerated claims or selling phantom products. Drivers Say Uber and Lyft Are Blocking Unemployment PayStates like New York and California have made gig workers eligible for jobless benefits and sick days. But the companies have resisted complying. The Complicated Calculus of Helping Neighbors During a PandemicIn the coronavirus crisis, kind gestures like picking up groceries could carry great risk. Terrence McNally, Tony-Winning Playwright of Gay Life, Dies at 81Mr. McNally, who died of coronavirus complications, introduced audiences to characters and situations that most mainstream theater had previously shunted into comic asides. 3 of the Busiest National Parks Close Amid Coronavirus OutbreakYellowstone, Grand Teton and the Great Smoky Mountains national parks cited concerns about social distancing. Coronavirus, Olympics, Canned Tomatoes: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Why the American Approach Is Failing“Shelter in place” orders and the closing of businesses are a reaction to the failure to act earlier to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. Coronavirus Is Advancing. All Americans Need to Shelter in Place.The worst of the pandemic is yet to come. Listen to the medical experts. It’s time for a national lockdown. 7 Medical Leaders to Politicians: Save Lives, Not Wall StreetDon’t open businesses and schools. The economy won’t recover until this pandemic ends. Trump to New York: Drop DeadUntold thousands will likely die, absent federal intervention. And it needs to happen this instant. Why won’t the president help? To Prevent a Coronavirus Depression, Will Trump Trade Away Lives?Will he, given his obsession with the economy? Finding the ‘Common Good’ in a PandemicThe Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel offers his take. I’m on the Front Lines. I Have No Plan for This.We’re not allowing visitors in the I.C.U. My patients will suffer in solitary confinement. Trump Doesn’t Have the Attention Span to Fight CoronavirusHe already seems to be losing interest. Look elsewhere for hope. Will Our Most Important Industry Survive the Coronavirus?Better than you might think. Governments need Big Tech now more than ever. Coronavirus Advice from a Grocery Store WorkerBe kind. Don’t let the weight of your grief and anger fall on our shoulders. After Coronavirus, Will We Have an America Without Restaurants?If businesses like ours don’t get help from Washington, more than 10 million Americans could lose their jobs. What to Watch, Read and Listen To During Your Coronavirus Self-QuarantineYou’re staying home and you need a distraction. We’re updating this recommendation list every weekday. Livestreaming the Seattle Symphony Became a Source of Connection in Dark TimesThe live performance wasn’t really live, but it felt like being there all the same. Great Leadership in a Time of CrisisBooks from the past show us how John Kennedy, Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill confronted the crises they faced. Bernie Sanders Plans to Participate in Next Debate, Campaign SaysIt was the strongest sign yet that he plans to keep competing against Joe Biden in the Democratic presidential primary. Texas Tries to Balance Local Control With the Threat of a Global PandemicTexas is the largest state that has not issued a statewide stay-at-home order. With many regions untouched by the coronavirus, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick wants the economy moving again. Spring Breaker Who Said, 'If I Get Corona, I Get Corona,' ApologizesA beachgoer whose defiance of social distancing guidelines drew widespread attention said that he had not been “aware of the severity of my actions and comments.” Greta Thunberg Says It’s ‘Extremely Likely’ That She Had CoronavirusWomen Should be Eligible for US Military DraftA commission appointed by Congress will recommend that expanding selective service registration to women is a “necessary and fair step.” 2020 Primary and Election: Has the Coronavirus Postponed It All?Primary elections are being pushed back. The Olympics are officially in 2021. The election-year calendar seemed set in stone and now it is up in the air. Golf Rounds Surged as Coronavirus Advanced. Now the Game Is Retreating.Drawn by open-air acreage, free time and new social distancing guidelines, recreational golfers in the U.S. were playing in droves this month. Then courses started shuttering. Turning Back the Clock on Aging CellsResearchers report that they can rejuvenate human cells by reprogramming them to a youthful state. A Boston E.R. Doctor's Poem About the CoronavirusA Boston emergency room doctor’s battle of words with the coronavirus. A D.I.Y. Dance for Your Home, From Yvonne RainerThe venerated choreographer invites you to try “Passing and Jostling While Being Confined to a Small Apartment.” Tiny Love Stories: ‘You Find Yourself Lying Once Again in His Bed’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Carolina Releases Cam Newton, Completes HousecleaningThe quarterback, a former league M.V.P., was the most visible remnant of the franchise’s old identity. Facing free agency with an uncertain foot injury, 30-year-old Newton may be a tough sell. What Does Our Body Temperature Say About Our Health?Humans seem to have cooled over the past 150 years. What does that mean for us now? Trump Has Given Unusual Leeway to Fauci, but Aides Say He’s Losing His PatienceThe president has become increasingly concerned as Dr. Anthony S. Fauci has grown bolder in correcting his falsehoods about the spread of the coronavirus. More Recent Articles
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