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Houston Texans make Laremy Tunsil highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL The Houston Texans signed Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil to a multiyear contract extension.      First round of virtual 2020 NFL Draft draws record 15.6 million viewers The first round of the 2020 NFL Draft, which was conducted virtually for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic, was the most watched opening round ever.   160,000 Nintendo accounts breached Hackers breached 160,000 Nintendo accounts since the beginning of the month, the gaming company revealed Friday.   Winter to strike back at northeastern U.S. with another dose of snow Old Man Winter will take yet another parting swipe at the northeastern United States, meteorologists say, with more accumulating snow forecast for some of the higher elevations.   Boeing nabs $75.1M for Super Hornet service life modification Boeing received a $75.1 million contract Friday to support the F/A-18E-F Super Hornet service life modification program, according to the Pentagon.   Brazilian Justice Minister Sergio Moro resigns in clash with President Jair Bolsonaro Brazilian Justice Minister Sergio Moro resigned Friday after disagreeing with President Jair Bolsonaro over his firing of the head of the country's federal police.   Democrats Elizabeth Warren, Bennie Thompson call for border wall contract review Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) have asked the acting Inspector General of the Department of Defense to review a border wall contract awarded earlier this month.   Police: Nova Scotia mass shooting started with girlfriend's assault Last weekend's mass shooting that killed 22 people in Nova Scotia, Canada, started when the gunman attacked his girlfriend, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said Friday.   Navy leaders recommend Mark Esper reinstate fired Roosevelt commander Top Navy officials have asked Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper to reinstate Brett Crozier as captain of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, but Esper has asked for more time before signing off on the decision.   'Vikings' star Alexander Ludwig relishes unconventional techie role in 'Bad Boys' Alexander Ludwig said he wanted to play Dorn, a brawny techie who doesn't like to fight in the action-comedy "Bad Boys For Life" because the role upends expectations.   Attack near Virunga National Park leaves multiple dead An attack near Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo left multiple people dead Friday, local park and conservation officials said.   Smart contact lens accurately monitors blood sugar in rabbits, human tests next An international team of researchers has found that a remotely operated, smart contact lens was able to effectively monitor blood sugar, or glucose, levels while also controlling drug delivery for diabetic retinopathy.   Navy accepts delivery of USS Zumwalt The Navy announced Friday that it has accepted delivery of the multi-mission surface combatant USS Zumwalt.   Best homemade mask combines cotton, natural silk, chiffon, study says New research suggests homemade masks combining cotton with natural silk or chiffon offer the best protection against virus-carrying aerosol particles.   FEMA field hospitals expand Navajo Nation's COVID-19 response Expecting the cases of COVID-19 on the Navajo Nation to peak in mid-May, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and FEMA are constructing three reservation field hospitals to be used as alternative care sites, the tribe said.   Markets rally Friday but fail to make up lost ground for the week The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 260 points Friday in an attempt to cut its overall losses for the week as oil futures inched higher.   City seeking owner of donkey found wandering loose A Texas city is asking residents to check and make sure they aren't missing a donkey after a wayward animal was picked up by officials.   Facebook introduces video calling service Facebook on Friday introduced a new video call system that will allow users and non-users alike to take part in group video chats with up to 50 people.   Watch: Elephant rescued from agricultural well in India An elephant that fell into an agricultural well in India was rescued by wildlife officials with the help of an excavator.   Victoria Justice to host remote 'Kids Choice Awards' May 2 Nickelodeon announced Friday it will hold "Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards 2020: Celebrate Together" on May 2 featuring virtual appearances by stars.   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 closed, store shelves are empty, with long lines in grocery stores, and travel is limited. Here are some scenes from across America.   Watch: Quilt carried off by Tennessee tornado returned to family A Tennessee family was reunited with a beloved military quilt more than a week after it was carried off by a tornado.   Look: NASA releases image of 'Cosmic Reef' to mark Hubble's 30th anniversary NASA released a new image of two colorful, neighboring nebula Friday to mark the 30th anniversary of the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope.   CBO predicts 39.6 percent annualized quarterly drop in GDP, debt at 101 percent of GDP Congressional Budget Office projections released Friday show an expected annualized 39.6 percent decline in gross domestic product in the second quarter.   20% of children on lockdown in China suffer depression, anxiety, study finds One in five children in China confined to their homes because of the COVID-19 pandemic have depression and anxiety, suggests data published Friday, and experts say socioeconomic differences in the U.S. may make it worse.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Coronavirus Looms as Businesses Reopen in Some StatesSome states have taken tentative steps toward reopening businesses shuttered by the coronavirus. In Georgia, it meant a few residents were out getting haircuts and their tongues pierced.   Congress Shovels Trillions at Coronavirus Stimulus, With No Endgame in SightAs lawmakers scramble to assemble the largest government relief effort in decades, they are locked in a cycle of reacting to events and hoping for better economic news. The Tax-Break Bonanza Inside the Economic Rescue PackageAs small businesses and individuals struggle to obtain federal aid, the wealthiest are poised to reap tens of billions of dollars in tax savings. Trump Speech to Bring 1,000 West Point Cadets Back to CampusThe president’s off-again, on-again speech in June will bring back cadets who had scattered across the country to help counter the coronavirus. Even Fox News Balks at Trump's Coronavirus Disinfectant AdviceFox News anchors conceded that injecting disinfectant would be “poisonous.” But Rush Limbaugh and Breitbart defended Trump. Trump’s Temporary Halt to Immigration is Part of Broader Plan, Stephen Miller Says“The first and most important thing is to turn off the faucet of new immigrant labor — mission accomplished,’’ Mr. Miller told conservatives allies, according to an audio recording. Coronavirus Antibody Tests: Can You Trust the Results?A team of scientists worked around the clock to evaluate 14 antibody tests. A few worked as advertised. Most did not. Nursing Homes in Some States Told to Take Patients Infected With CoronavirusCalifornia, New Jersey and New York have made nursing homes accept Covid-19 patients from hospitals. Residents and workers fear the policy is risking lives. Coronavirus in France: Without Tourists, Paris Again Belongs to ParisiansWith the mobs of visitors gone, the city once again belongs to the Parisians. And, of course, to “les microbes.” U.K. Is Sticking to Brexit Plans Despite Coronavirus UpheavalThe government is adamant that it will not seek an extension, saying it will reject the idea even if the European Union asks. Will the Coronavirus Forever Alter the College Experience?The answer so far appears to be no. But some online education tools are likely to stick around. Georgia, Coronavirus, Spelling Bee: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Sign Up: ‘Watching’Get recommendations on the best TV shows and movies to watch. Two: Looking Down“The truth is down there, and you’ve got to go down and dig for it.” The Coronavirus Stimulus Is Failing to Reach the Right PeopleThe distribution of coronavirus bailout funds requires more attention. The Nude Selfie Is Now High ArtIt has become an act of resilience in isolation, a way to seduce without touch. Injections of Bleach? Trump’s Coronavirus Response Is Breaking DownThe notion that he is bound for four more years is pure superstition. America Shouldn’t Have to Play by New York RulesA national lockdown is bad medicine and worse politics. Voter Fraud Is Part of the Republican PlaybookRepublicans look the other way when electoral cheating helps them. Why Some Conservatives Protest the Coronavirus LockdownAn extended shutdown is not without enormous consequence. Until We Have More Coronavirus Testing Capacity, We Should Test RandomlyRandom sampling is the quickest, most feasible and most effective means of assessing the U.S. population. Mitch McConnell Is Not as Clever as He Thinks He IsLeaving states to fend for themselves is a shocking abdication of responsibility that may haunt his party in November. Former Exxon Chief Lee Raymond Shouldn't Be on JP Morgan Chase's BoardShareholders at JP Morgan Chase should block a former Exxon chief from another term on the bank’s board. Despotism, Democracy and the CoronavirusThe battle for humanity and solidarity in the post-American world. What the Honeybees Showed MeThe colony entered my dreams, my thoughts, my conversations. Something about me had changed. How to Make It in America as a Professional FalconerThe job promises flexible hours, a connection to nature and irresistible Instagram content. But is it recession-proof? N.F.L. Drafting Players, But Will They Play This Season?“We’ll go anywhere the science takes us and nowhere the science doesn’t,” said the medical director of the players’ union. Turmoil in Brazil: Bolsonaro Fires Police Chief and Justice Minister QuitsSergio Moro, the justice minister who became the face of a powerful anti-corruption crackdown in Brazil, resigned in protest after President Jair Bolsonaro fired the head of the national police. Coronavirus Interrupts, but Doesn’t End, an Arctic Research ExpeditionThe Polarstern, a science ship, will have to temporarily break out of polar ice because supply flights are no longer possible. California Lifts Ban on Plastic Bags Amid Virus ConcernsFor the next 60 days, supermarkets in the state can hand out single-use bags without charging. Some are skeptical that suspending the ban will protect anyone’s health. Amazon Loses Appeal of French Order to Stop Selling Nonessential ItemsThe ruling is another court victory by French unions against Amazon in a battle over workplace safety. Henry Geller, Who Helped Rid TV of Cigarette Ads, Dies at 96While at the F.C.C., he used the fairness doctrine to challenge the tobacco industry. He also helped pave the way for televised presidential debates. Denied, Deferred and Ignored: 13 Applications, and No ReliefFearing they might lose their business, Graceann Dorse and her husband have applied for aid from federal, state, city and private groups, but they have had little success so far. Joe Biden Steps Up Warnings of Possible Trump Disruption of 2020 ElectionJoseph R. Biden Jr. has increasingly speculated that President Trump may try to delay or disrupt the election in some way, sending a warning signal that attempts to frame the president as desperate. Philip Kahn, 100, Dies; Spanish Flu Took His Twin a Century AgoAware of the irony of dying during a pandemic, he said history repeats itself. A family member called the brothers “pandemic bookends.” Coronavirus Tips: Do Not Ingest or Inject DisinfectantThere is no evidence that sunlight, bleach or any disinfectant can cure coronavirus in the body. Disinfectant Against Coronavirus: How to Make and UseHere’s a guide to working with sprays, wipes and a bleach-based solution to clean surfaces of the pathogen. What Is Convalescent Plasma, and Why Do We Care About It?Plasma from people who have recovered from Covid-19 may help others fight the disease. We Don’t Just Need to Connect — We Need to ReconnectRekindling dormant ties can bring unexpected benefits to our lives. Shangela Cooks Wiener Schnitzel While ‘Quaranqueening’The “Drag Race” veteran, who is sheltering in Texas, stars in the new unscripted show “We’re Here.” Edward James Olmos on Hollywood’s View of Latino ActorsWhether in his new movie “Windows on the World” or his work with children, the actor aims to give voice to the marginalized, something he thinks the film world should consider. India Sees Coronavirus Threat to Fragile Population: TigersThe country is home to most of the world’s wild tigers, and wildlife authorities announced steps to protect them. You’re Quarantined. Is It Time to Get a Puppy?New pets can offer companionship, but don’t forget to provide proper care and to socialize them even while you’re maintaining social distance. More Recent Articles
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