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Former Los Angeles Kings, New York Rangers coach Tom Webster dies at 71 Tom Webster, a former NHL and World Hockey Association forward who went on to coach the New York Rangers and Los Angeles Kings, died Friday. He was 71.      Amber Alert issued for 4 children believed to be in Colorado Authorities in Colorado issued an Amber Alert on Friday for four Native American children believed to be with their non-custodial parent.   Federal appeals court once again allows Texas to block many abortions A federal appeals court on Friday once again lent support to state officials and prohibited abortions under all but a few narrow circumstances.   Clinical trial to investigate nitric oxide for COVID-19 treatment Doctors at the University of Alabama at Birmingham are enrolling patients in an international clinical trial to find out if inhaled nitric oxide benefits those with COVID-19 who have severely damaged lungs.   Iowa star Luka Garza declares for 2020 NBA Draft, keeps eligibility Iowa junior center Luka Garza, who was the runner-up for the John R. Wooden Award this season, has declared for the 2020 NBA Draft while maintaining his college eligibility.   Watchdog clears Mnuchin of wrongdoing in Trump tax returns battle Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin did nothing wrong when he refused to turn over President Donald Trump's tax returns to a congressional committee last year, an inspector general report said Friday.   Empty churches, online worship expected for Easter amid coronavirus With the U.S. death toll from the coronavirus pandemic expected to peak over the weekend, most of the country will still be firmly under stay-at-home orders on Easter.   Josh Green entering 2020 NBA Draft after one season at Arizona Arizona freshman Josh Green announced Friday on social media that he is entering the 2020 NBA Draft.   Violent weather across South could make for dangerous Easter weekend AccuWeather meteorologists are particularly concerned about the tornado potential for portions of the Deep South on Easter Sunday.   General Dynamics nabs $55.9M to make missile tubes for U.S., Britain General Dynamics was awarded a $55.9 million contract modification to manufacture missile tubes for the United States and Britain, the Department of Defense announced Friday.   LA prosecutors charge Harvey Weinstein with new sex assault count Los Angeles County prosecutors announced Friday that they filed new sex assault charges against convicted film producer Harvey Weinstein based on a 2010 alleged incident in a Beverly Hills, Calif., hotel.   Lockheed awarded $14.9M for work on F-35s for Navy, Air Force, partners Lockheed Martin was awarded a $14.9 million contract modification Friday for work on the F-35 for the the Navy, Air Force and some non-Pentagon participants, according to the Department of Defense.   Winter returns to northern New England as potent storm unleashes heavy snow Residents throughout New Hampshire and Maine woke up on Good Friday morning to a blanket of snow far more customary for January than April.   Coronavirus: Apple, Google partner on Bluetooth contact tracing Apple and Google announced Friday that they're working together to create a new system to track the spread of the coronavirus using the Bluetooth technology on mobile devices.   Marines deploy to support Roosevelt carrier, Esper open to reinstating fired commander The Navy has deployed a team of medical professionals to Guam to augment efforts to manage an outbreak of the novel coronavirus on the USS Theodore Roosevelt.   Bangladesh's water teeming with drugs, chemicals, study says Water sampling data suggests the canals, lakes, ponds, rivers and surface waters of Bangladesh host alarmingly high concentrations of toxic chemicals, antibiotics and other medicines.   New York death toll over 700 for 4th straight day; ICU admissions decline Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Friday New York recorded another day of more than 700 deaths from COVID-19 but said there have been fewer admissions to intensive care.   Watch: Russians take a ride on ice chunk floating down river A surprised witness in Russia captured video of an unusual spectacle -- three people floating down a river on a chunk of ice.   Look: Baby fox rescued from soccer net in Delaware back yard An animal control officer in Delaware was summoned to the back yard of a home to rescue a baby fox found entangled in a soccer net.   Oversight agency ready to combat fraud in disbursement of $2.2 trillion aid package The Government Accountability Office said Friday it's ready for citizens to report fraud claims, but experts say more oversight is needed.   Jefrey Dean Morgan launching AMC video chat show April 17 AMC announced Friday that Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Hilarie Burton Morgan will host "Friday Nights In with The Morgans" beginning April 17.   Amy Schumer to star in Food Network series with husband Chris Fischer Comedian Amy Schumer and her husband, chef Chris Fischer, are headed to cable TV with a new self-filmed cooking show, the Food Network announced.   Rural areas may be 'emerging hotspots' for COVID-19, CDC figures suggest New York and New Jersey may be bearing the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic so far, but new figures released by the CDC suggest that could change -- where it strikes next may be determined by how governments respond   Wildlife trust surprised by 'highly unusual' zonkey birth A wildlife trust in Kenya shared the story of a rescued zebra that unexpectedly gave birth to a zonkey -- a hybrid of a zebra and a donkey.   British PM Boris Johnson taking 'short walks' in hospital: Downing Street British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been able to briefly walk in his hospital room as he recovers from COVID-19, a statement from the British government said Friday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Torn Over Reopening Economy, Trump Says He Faces ‘Biggest Decision I’ve Ever Had to Make’The president suggested he wanted to move soon, but he also promised to listen to public health officials cautioning against relaxing restrictions prematurely.   Global Trade Sputters, Leaving Too Much Here, Too Little ThereAs the pandemic stretches on, consumers and businesses could run short of some products in months to come. Restarting America Means People Will Die. So When Do We Do It?Five thinkers weigh moral choices in a crisis. Virus Deaths Mount, but N.Y. Avoids Predicted Surge at Hospitals So FarOfficials had estimated that 140,000 hospital beds might be needed to treat coronavirus patients. Only about 18,500 were in use by week’s end. Guggenheim, Facing $10 Million Shortfall, Turns to Furloughs and Pay CutsThe Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is the latest of New York City’s major art institutions to resort to payroll reductions in the hopes of surviving the pandemic. A Very Different Good Friday, in PhotographsThe coronavirus pandemic has upended Easter events, not just in the heart of the Roman Catholic Church but all over the world. ‘Like a Prison’: Paris Suburbs Simmer Under Coronavirus LockdownA combination of cramped quarters, economic stress and accusations of police abuse is inflaming tensions in the poorer districts around the city. Coronavirus Contact Tracing: Apple and Google Team Up to Enable Virus TrackingThe technology giants said they would embed a feature in iPhones and Android devices to enable users to track infected people they’d come close to. How a 5G Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory Fueled Arson and Harassment in BritainA conspiracy theory linking the spread of the coronavirus to 5G wireless technology has spurred more than 100 incidents this month, British officials said. Childbirth in Venezuela, Where Women’s Deaths Are a State SecretWe spent weeks following women inside the country’s health care system, which has been crippled by a broken economy overseen by an increasingly authoritarian government. Coronavirus, Testing, Easter: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Bit of Relief: ‘Soup Is Soup’A granddaughter learns to cook from her grandma — over FaceTime. Can Our Phones Stop a Pandemic?Some countries are using location data from smartphones to fight the pandemic. Should the United States? A Coronavirus Crisis of Unnecessary UnemploymentStaggering job losses are not a foregone conclusion. There is still time to fix the federal government’s aid program. We Left New York With Clothes, Our Cat and Three Bottles of DisinfectantA graphic short story of my family’s coronavirus journey across the country. The Coronavirus Is Showing Us Which Entrepreneurs MatterThe owners of hair salons, bike shops and delis are stepping up to help their communities, all while wondering if they’ll make it. Trump Has Emergency Powers We Aren’t Allowed to Know AboutGiven that they could make their first appearance in the coronavirus crisis, Congress should insist on having full access to them. ‘We Were Always Men’One hundred and fifty years ago, Frederick Douglass understood the link between voting rights and manhood for African-Americans. Covid-19 and the Big Government ProblemWhat happens when bureaucratic dead weight meets a horseman of the apocalypse? Come Back, New York, All Is ForgivenHow could I ever begrudge you your restlessness, your lip, your effrontery, your impatience? Forgive me, as I forgive you. The Ideas That Won’t Survive the CoronavirusCovid-19 is killing off the myth that we are the greatest country on earth. What I Miss During the Coronavirus Pandemic? Swimming.Immersion, even just thinking about it, is the balm we need right now. Coronavirus May Kill Our Fracking Fever DreamAmerica’s energy independence was an illusion created by cheap debt. All that’s left to tally is the damage. During the Coronavirus Is No Time for War Games with VenezuelaThe priority of the U.S. in the country should be to avoid a humanitarian disaster, not sending naval destroyers. Can the N.B.A. Learn from Taiwan’s Basketball Bubble?There are no fans in the training center where the games are hosted. “It feels like an adult league,” said one player. Show Us a Time Before the Pandemic, When Life Felt NormalWe want to see the moments you captured in photos and video before the pandemic hit, and hear what they mean to you now. Major Outbreak in San Francisco Shelter Underlines Danger for the HomelessThe number of coronavirus infections at a single San Francisco homeless shelter went from five to 70 in three days. News Media Outlets Have Been Ravaged by the PandemicRoughly 28,000 workers at news companies nationwide have been laid off, furloughed or had their pay reduced. Some publications that rely on ads have shut down. Zoom Call With Israelis Lands a Gaza Peace Activist in JailA video chat, intended to build bridges between Israeli and Palestinian strangers, led some in Gaza to label the conversation itself an act of treason. For Students at a Lone School in California, Class Is Still OnOut of the 10,521 public schools in California, Outside Creek is the only one with its doors open. New Trump Attack Ad Falsely Suggests Former Washington Governor Is ChineseThe ad, which calls Joe Biden soft on China and falsely suggests a former governor of Washington is Chinese, shows that President Trump plans to continue exploiting racial discord in his re-election bid. Photos Show Lori Loughlin’s Daughters Posing as Rowers, Prosecutors SayIn a legal battle over how much parents in the nation’s largest college admissions scandal knew, prosecutors say the images show that the parents knew of the fraud. The Fine Line Between Helpful and Harmful AuthenticityWhen we express ourselves, let’s not forget to think of others. ‘Telephone’: When Lady Gaga Took Beyoncé Into the Deep EndWith Lady Gaga’s pop extravaganza “Chromatica” on hold, a look back at one of her most over-the-top videos, which recently turned 10. Quarantined With a Newborn, AloneRaising a baby is already isolating. The pandemic highlighted how fragile my social networks are. Quibi: 9 Shows Worth Your Time. Or at Least a Few Minutes.The short-form streaming service debuted this week with more than 40 series in a variety of genres. Here are a handful worth watching from the first round. Feeling Scatterbrained? Here’s WhyStress, like a pandemic, puts our brains into “fight or flight” mode, disrupting attention, memory, breathing and sleep. But experts say it’s all very normal. Chynna, Model-Turned-Hip-Hop Artist, Dies at 25The rapper, whose full name was Chynna Rogers, performed with ASAP Rocky’s hip-hop collective ASAP Mob. The Wisconsin Primary Shows That Democracy Is in TroubleAuthoritarian rule may be just around the corner. Cam Girls, Coronavirus and Sex Online NowMore of us are making and watching sexual performances online now. Fewer of us are paying. More Recent Articles
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