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Six dead, hundreds of homes damaged as tornadoes strike Mississippi, Louisiana Several tornadoes struck the Deep South on Easter Sunday, killing at least six people in Mississippi and damaging hundreds of homes in Louisiana as a severe storm system passed through the southern states.      College basketball: Stanford lands top-10 prospect Ziaire Williams Senior forward Ziaire Williams, widely considered one of the top recruits in the 2020 class, committed to Stanford on Sunday.   Indianapolis Colts sign Pro Bowl fullback Roosevelt Nix The Indianapolis Colts signed former Pittsburgh Steelers fullback Roosevelt Nix to a one-year deal.   Ex-Chicago Cubs second baseman Glenn Beckert dies at 79 Former Chicago Cubs infielder Glenn Beckert, a four-time All-Star and Gold Glove Award winner, died Sunday in Florida, the team announced. He was 79.   OPEC, allies reach deal to cut 10% of global oil output Global oil producers on Sunday reached a deal to cut production worldwide by 10 percent in response to a drop in demand amid the COVID-19 pandemic and a price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia.   IRS delivers first coronavirus stimulus deposits to Americans' bank accounts The Internal Revenue Service announced Saturday that it has delivered the first round payments established as part of the $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief bill to Americans with more expected in the coming days.   Churches move online, fight to stay open for Easter amid pandemic Some church services moved online, while others pushed back against state restrictions to stay open on Easter Sunday amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.   'Tiger King' stars open up about gaining fame during a pandemic The stars of the Netflix docu-series "Tiger King" said fans are still approaching them in public, despite warnings to social-distance amid the coronavirus pandemic.   Positive coronavirus tests jump in Navajo Nation The number of positive tests for COVID-19 in the Navajo Nation jumped this weekend as the tribal president and vice present remained in self-quarantine.   Experts urge gradual reopening of United States as coronavirus nears peak The United States is projected to be nearing the peak of the coronavirus outbreak on Easter Sunday, as federal health experts warned that a gradual approach is necessary when considering reopening the country.   6 shot at California party amid stay-at-home order Six people were shot at a party in California amid an order by the state government for Californians to stay at home.   Watch: Tom Hanks hosts remote episode of 'SNL' Tom Hanks hosted this weekend's edition of "Saturday Night Live" from his kitchen.   Britain's Boris Johnson out of hospital as coronavirus deaths ease worldwide British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, one of the most high-profile people who tested positive for the coronavirus, was released from the hospital Sunday as the death toll was easing worldwide, including Europe.   Francis describes Easter of 'solitude, lived amid the sorrow and hardship' of pandemic Pope Francis, conducting Easter services inside a nearly empty St. Peter's Basilica, called for solidarity to deal with the coronavirus pandemic that has paralyzed the world in so many ways.   Snow, rain, thunder in the forecast for millions of observers on Easter Sunday As if the altered church plans, family gatherings and annual trips caused by the COVID-19 pandemic weren't enough to deal with on this upcoming Easter Sunday, Mother Nature will also play an impactful role for millions.   'Killing Eve' star Fiona Shaw predicts social distancing will produce ‘enormous creativity’ "Killing Eve" star Fiona Shaw says she hopes social distancing practices brought on by the coronavirus pandemic ultimately will result in an explosion of art, introspection and self-improvement.   On This Day, April 12: FDR dies at age 63 On April 12, 1945, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the longest-serving president in U.S. history, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Warm Springs, Ga.   Famous birthdays for April 12: Herbie Hancock, Saoirse Ronan Musician Herbie Hancock turns 80 and actor Saoirse Ronan turns 26, among the famous birthdays for April 12.   More Recent Articles
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Oil Nations, Prodded by Trump, Reach Deal to Slash ProductionThe deal will reduce output by 9.7 million barrels a day. While significant, the cut falls far short of what is needed to bring oil production in line with demand.   De Blasio Used Last-Minute Text to Tell Cuomo Schools Would Stay ShutThe governor and mayor, who have long had a combative relationship, can’t seem to make peace during the biggest crisis of their careers. Hope, and New Life, in a Brooklyn Maternity Ward Fighting Covid-19In a hospital at the center of the crisis, nearly 200 babies have arrived since March. Some pregnant women have fallen extremely ill, but doctors are winning battles for their lives and their children’s. The Coronavirus Class Divide: Space and Privacy“Shelter in place” is a dictate that assumes the existence of shelter — the safe, stable, controlled environment that poor people often lack. Examining Tara Reade’s Sexual Assault Allegation Against Joe BidenMs. Reade, a former Senate aide, has accused Mr. Biden of assaulting her in 1993 and says she told others about it. A Biden spokeswoman said the allegation is false, and former Senate office staff members do not recall such an incident. ‘There Will Be Losses’: How a Captain’s Plea Exposed a Rift in the MilitaryThe coronavirus crisis aboard the carrier Theodore Roosevelt spurred another chapter in the hollowing out of the Navy’s leadership, in particular under the Trump administration. They Watch Trump’s Virus Briefings Daily. Here’s What They Have to Say.The president has millions of viewers for his daily appearances, but even in a pandemic that has paralyzed the nation, a stark partisan divide runs through how they see him. Boeing’s Problems Predate the Virus. Should the U.S. Come to Its Rescue?The nation’s largest aerospace company is in discussions about three different federal aid programs amid confusion created by its new chief executive about its intentions. The Sunday Read: Weird Al Yankovic’s Weirdly Enduring AppealNational economies collapse; species go extinct; coronavirus upends our world. But — through it all — Weird Al keeps rocking. Joe Biden: My Plan to Reopen America After the CoronavirusAn effective strategy to beat the virus is the ultimate answer to how we get our economy back on track. What the CDC Can Do to Slow the CoronavirusIt starts with good detective work. It requires a White House willing to listen. The Brother KillerMany factors make blacks, especially black men, particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus. Coronavirus Is No Reason to Psychologically Distance OurselvesThe only way to fight this pandemic is through identification with its victims, not deliberate estrangement from them. Hey Kids: Get Out There and Vote!Disappointed young progressives and Bernie Sanders supporters should consider the alternative. A Corporate Merger Cost America VentilatorsThe United States’ flawed approach to consolidation in the health care industry can endanger public health. Some Countries Face an Awful Question: Death by Coronavirus or by Hunger?The pandemic makes it nearly impossible in some places to social distance and to get food at the same time. The Threat of Coronavirus Is Looming Over Mexico's MigrantsAs the virus sweeps across the U.S., a dusty migrant camp along the southern border in Mexico is on the brink of becoming a humanitarian disaster. Madeleine Albright: The Best Response to the Coronavirus Is ResilienceThese are hard times, but we have seen worse. Courage, staying calm and counting on one another can get us through. The Dangerous History of ImmunoprivilegeWe’ve seen what happens when people with immunity to a deadly disease are given special treatment. It isn’t pretty. Last Man on the Appalachian TrailThe coronavirus hit just as my dad set out on a journey three years in the making. Convincing him to come home has been difficult. At Least 6 Killed as Severe Weather Strikes Mississippi, Officials SayA storm tore a destructive path across parts of the South, where a tornado in northeastern Louisiana damaged houses and commercial buildings. Stirling Moss, One of the Greatest Drivers of All Time, Dies at 90Known for his brash, puckish persona, he won 212 of his 529 races, including 16 Grand Prix victories, but never won the Grand Prix Championship title. Flight Attendants and Pilots Ask, ‘Is It OK to Keep Working?’The coronavirus has terrified airline crews, yet some are still flying. “I just feel like I’m supposed to be here doing this work,” said one flight attendant. Where Have 140 Million Dutch Tulips Gone? Crushed by the CoronavirusDemand for tulips dropped precipitously as flower shops around the globe have shut, consumers have gone into lockdown and celebrations have been canceled. Recovered From Coronavirus? Here’s How You Can HelpMost important: Remember that being recovered does not make you immune from practicing good hygiene. ‘Tiger King’ Revisited: 5 Things We Learned in the New Episode“The Tiger King and I,” a new follow-up installment Netflix dropped on Sunday, was mostly a brief reunion with some of the series’s colorful characters. But there were a few revelations. Tom Hanks Hosts a Made-From-Home Edition of ‘S.N.L.’Larry David, Alec Baldwin and Chris Martin were among the celebrity guests who appeared from their home quarantines in an episode that also paid tribute to Hal Willner. More Recent Articles
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