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Florida man arrested for intentionally coughing on store employee Police in Florida said they arrested a man for intentionally coughing on a retail store employee out of disdain over the establishment's social distancing practices.      Poll: 70% of Americans believe U.S. economy in either recession or depression Amid economic turbulence due to the COVID-19 outbreak, 70 percent of Americans believe that the U.S. economy is either in a recession or depression, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday.   Chiefs to sign former Raiders RB DeAndre Washington The Kansas City Chiefs reached an agreement with free-agent running back DeAndre Washington on Wednesday.   Syrian air force used chemical weapons in three 2017 attacks, probe finds Syria's Assad regime used sarin and chlorine gas in three attacks on opposition forces in March 2017, a chemical weapons oversight group said in a report released Wednesday.   Bat from New York Yankees legend Lou Gehrig sells for more than $1M A nearly 100-year-old bat that New York Yankees legend Lou Gehrig once used was sold for $1,025,000 last week.   CDC: Essential workers can return to work if they are asymptomatic Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield outlined new guidance Wednesday stating that essential workers who have been exposed to COVID-19 can return to work if they are asymptomatic.   Jordyn Woods revealed as Kangaroo on 'The Masked Singer' Jordyn Woods -- who was decked out in a kangaroo costume -- was eliminated from Season 3 of Fox's "The Masked Singer" competition series Wednesday night.   VP Mike Pence says Philadelphia an 'area of particular concern' for coronavirus cases Vice President Mike Pence said he was briefed Wednesday that Philadelphia has become an "area of particular concern" for the COVID-19 outbreak.   U.S. copes with COVID-19 pandemic The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic is spreading across the United States. People are discouraged (even banned in some places) from large gatherings, public spaces are closing, store shelves are empty, with long lines in grocery stores, and travel is limited. Here are some scenes from across America.   GE Aviation nabs $9.7M for T-64 support for Super Stallion GE Aviation was awarded a $9.7 million contract modification Wednesday to re-start T-64 engine core production in support of the H-53E Engine Reliability Improvement Program for the Navy, according to the Pentagon.   Divers find body of RFK's great-grandson Gideon McKean The body of Gideon McKean, Robert F. Kennedy's great-grandson, was discovered after a nearly weeklong search, officials announced Wednesday.   Army awards $10B in contracts for COVID-19 care facility construction The U.S. Army awarded $10 billion in contracts Wednesday to turn existing public facilities into temporary alternate care sites, the Department of Defense announced.   Mike Pompeo: U.S. has repatriated 50,000 amid coronavirus travel restrictions U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday that 50,000 Americans have returned to the United States from more than 90 countries during the global COVID-19 pandemic.   Panthers' Matt Rhule: Teddy Bridgewater better fit than Cam Newton Carolina Panthers head coach Matt Rhule said Wednesday the decision to release former NFL MVP quarterback Cam Newton was difficult, but it was one the franchise felt was best "for our team to move forward."   Atlanta Falcons reveal new uniforms in first redesign since 2003 The Atlanta Falcons unveiled their new uniforms for the 2020 season, marking the franchise's first redesign in almost 17 years.   Clinton impeachment whistle-blower Linda Tripp dies at 70 Linda Tripp, who shared conversations with Monica Lewinsky that contributed to the impeachment trial of of former President Bill Clinton, died at the age of 70 on Wednesday, her family said.   Lockdown measures in China controlled first wave of COVID-19, study finds China's aggressive -- some would call them "Draconian" -- control measures appear to have stopped the first wave of the COVID-19 outbreak in areas outside Hubei province, the epicenter of the global pandemic.   Saudi Arabia announces 2-week cease-fire in Yemen Saudi Arabia on Wednesday announced a two-week cease-fire in the Yemeni civil war amid fears of the coronavirus spreading in the region.   NASA astronaut scheduled for launch to space station Thursday NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy is scheduled to travel to the International Space Station from Kazakhstan early Thursday morning with two Russian cosmonauts.   2 sailors assigned to USS Nimitz test positive for COVID-19 The Navy is preparing to deploy the USS Nimitz this month despite the fact that at least two sailors on the aircraft carrier have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.   Cloud brightening won't curb global warming, study finds New research suggests the phenomenon known as "cloud brightening" is likely to be counteracted by sea salt.   N.J., LA, Miami order face coverings at essential businesses New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, along with the leaders of several cities and counties throughout the country, has ordered residents to wear face masks while shopping at certain essential businesses.   26 states, territories plan primary elections amid coronavirus crisis In a historic presidential primary season heavily impacted by the coronavirus outbreak, there are still nearly two dozen states and multiple territories that must vote on a schedule that's already changed several times.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Optimism Is Less Distant as Global Coronavirus Battle Rages OnScientists say drastic shifts in behavior appear to be having an effect in the pandemic, though they say the death toll will continue to mount and caution against drawing any sweeping conclusions.   Food Banks Are Overrun, as Coronavirus Surges DemandMillions are flooding a charitable system that was never intended to handle a nationwide crisis. Bleak Records in N.Y. and N.J., but Leaders See Coronavirus Curve FlatteningThere were 779 virus-related deaths in the state in the past 24 hours, Governor Cuomo said. It was the highest one-day total yet. Republicans Pursue Limits on Voting by Mail, Despite the CoronavirusPublic health officials recommend absentee ballots to keep people safe. But President Trump and his party, without evidence, portray expanded voting measures as ripe for fraud. How Joe Biden's Campaign Is Reaching Out to Bernie Sanders on PolicyHaving become the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, he and his allies are aiming to win over Bernie Sanders’s younger, more liberal voters and unify the party. Where the Promise of Bernie Sanders Goes NowThe 2020 campaign was a great moment for his message, less so for him as the messenger. Mr. Sanders and Joe Biden now have to figure out what comes next for an agenda that matters to millions. ‘It’s Hit Our Front Door’: Homes for the Disabled See a Surge of Covid-19Caregivers for people with special needs are reeling as the coronavirus preys on the most vulnerable. Volunteers Rushed to Help New York Hospitals. They Found a Bottleneck.When New York called for volunteers to help fight the coronavirus, 90,000 people responded. The hard part? Getting them into hospitals. In Trump’s Marathon Briefings, the Answers and the Message Are Often ContradictoryThe president does not need adversaries to dispute his statements. He does that all by himself. A Rush to Stocks, Driven by Bargains and BraveryThe S&P 500 is up 23 percent from its low last month. Opportunistic buyers are seeking bargains, while short-sellers are paradoxically helping amplify the rally. Eight U.K. Doctors Died From Coronavirus. All Were Immigrants.In a country where anti-immigrant sentiment gave rise to the Brexit movement, Britain’s health care system depends heavily on foreign doctors, who are now on the front lines fighting the epidemic. As Europe Confronts the Coronavirus, What Shape Will Solidarity Take?Contentious talks over how to help economies decimated by the virus have become a pivotal political moment for the world’s richest bloc of nations. Some of Europe, ‘Walking a Tightrope,’ Will Loosen Coronavirus RestrictionsLooking for a return to normal may be misplaced. Instead, the next phase is about learning how to live with the virus, possibly for a long time. Coronavirus Turns Urban Life’s Roar to Whisper on World’s SeismographsGeoscientists are getting a clearer picture of what’s going on beneath our feet as lockdowns keep many of us at home. Summer Heat May Not Diminish Coronavirus StrengthA new report, sent to the White House science adviser, says the country should not rely on warm weather to stop contagion. Bernie Sanders, Coronavirus, Passover: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Modern Love Podcast: Daniel Radcliffe Reads ‘Somewhere Inside, a Path to Empathy’The “Harry Potter” star reads an essay about a midlife diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome. The Pandemic Feeds Tech Companies’ PowerOur online habits are changing, likely for good. This could make tech companies even more muscular. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. Elizabeth Warren: What Congress Must Do About CoronavirusGovernment action is essential to save lives and to rescue our economy. Let’s get back to work. New York’s Paramedics: Fighting Coronavirus and ForgottenGive these critical emergency workers the equipment they need and the pay they deserve. Trump Hates Having Too Many VotersSuddenly, the White House loves Bernie Sanders. Focus the Covid-19 Fight in Black CitiesLet’s concentrate on where the need has been shown to be greatest. Your Friendly Tech Bro Might Be Looking for a LoanMany venture capitalists don’t want to attract pitchfork anger from those who think the well-to-do of tech should permanently social distance themselves from stimulus money. Bernie Sanders Was RightGoodbye to an honest man’s campaign. Trump and Dr. Oz: An Unholy AllianceThey’re pandemic partners, and that’s double trouble. Europe Poised to Repeat Austerity Mistakes in Coronavirus ResponseIts rich north and poorer south need solidarity in response to an unprecedented crisis. Please, Don't Intentionally Infect Yourself With CoronavirusHere are seven reasons your “coronavirus party” is a bad idea. Nikki Haley: Focus on Your Governor, Not TrumpGovernors complaining about the president are, in some cases, attempting to distract from their own failures. Pharmaceutical Profits and Fighting Corona Are Not IncompatibleWe need the capital and creativity of the private sector to take on the coronavirus. They Played Sports at the Highest Level. Now Their Job Is to Save Lives.Hayley Wickenheiser, who won four Olympic gold medals as a hockey player, is now a medical student and among the elite athletes using their skills and platforms to fight the coronavirus. The Lesson We Are Learning From ZoomThe popular app offered the simplest path to videoconferencing in a pandemic. That doesn’t make it the right path to take. Dow Jones Chief, William Lewis, to Step DownMr. Lewis, who is also the publisher of The Wall Street Journal, said he was leaving the company in “strong financial shape.” Body of Second Kennedy Family Member Is Recovered From Chesapeake BayThe discovery of 8-year-old Gideon McKean’s body came six days after he and his mother, Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean, went missing in a canoe. Her body was found Monday. Mississippi State Football Coach Must Visit Civil Rights Museum After Noose TweetMike Leach shared a meme on Twitter of an older white woman under quarantine knitting a noose for her husband. He later removed the post. 86-Year-Old Is Killed in E.R. Over Social DistancingThe woman became disoriented and grabbed the IV pole of another patient, who shoved her and caused a fatal head wound, officials said. Linda Tripp, Key Figure in Clinton Impeachment, Dies at 70She gave over her secretly recorded conversations with Monica Lewinsky to an independent prosecutor, a pivot point in his investigation of the president. Don’t Expect a Coronavirus Quarantine Baby BoomNot only do disasters have little effect, if any, on birthrates, the coronavirus pandemic will probably discourage couples from having children, experts say. As Coronavirus Hits U.S., Some Expatriates Stay in AfricaWith the U.S. now leading the world in Covid-19 cases, its health care system fraying and economy faltering, some Americans abroad see their country in an unsettling light. How to Edit Your Own WritingWriting is hard, but don’t overlook the difficulty — and the importance — of editing your own work before letting others see it. Here’s how. John Prine’s 15 Essential SongsHe showed how much humor you could put in a song and still be taken seriously. The singer and songwriter died of complications of Covid-19 at 73. When a Gaming Fantasy Is Eerily Close to RealityPlague Inc. has been around for eight years. In the coronavirus crisis, it’s tapping into fears but also offering comfort. Help Comes Hard for the Orchestra With No HomeThe Mahler Chamber Orchestra’s musicians, split across 14 countries, are dependent on support from their local governments to make ends meet during the coronavirus crisis. What Does Wellness Mean Now?How to think about self-care during uncertain times. Denim, as a Crime-Solving Tool, Has HolesA forensic technique that involves matching patterns on bluejeans is highly inaccurate, a new study suggests. Feeling Down? Anxious? Hostile? A 4-Day-a-Week Exercise Regimen May HelpA regular workout was shown to ease depression and lift moods. Happy 30th Anniversary, ‘Twin Peaks.’ Go Down the Rabbit Hole.The owls are not what they seem, the log does not judge and the coffee is damn fine. Here’s a reading guide to The Times’s coverage of a most mysterious television series. 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