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Global coronavirus death toll hits 200,000; China reports 10 days of no deaths China reported Saturday no new coronavirus deaths for the 10th straight day as the world's death toll from the pandemic surpassed 200,000.      'Chernobyl Diaries,' 'Sons of Anarchy' actor Dimitri Diatchenko dead at 52 Actor Dimitri Diatchenko, best known as Uri on "Chernobyl Diaries," was found dead in his Florida home this week. He was 52.   New York COVID-19 numbers trend downward; businesses in some states reopen Hospitalizations in the state of New York continue to decline, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced during a Saturday briefing on the coronavirus pandemic.   Mario Lopez teaches seniors to dance for TikTok video Mario Lopez, with the help of his young children Gia and Dominic hosted a virtual dance lesson this week for the residents of Colorado's Lincoln Meadows Senior Living home.   Treasury doles out another $9.5B to U.S. airlines for payroll aid The U.S. Treasury said Saturday it dispersed an additional $9.5 billion in aid to airlines, bringing the total stimulus to the industry to $12.4 billion during a slowing demand for travel.   Russian Progress cargo ship delivers over 5,000 pounds of supplies to ISS The Russian Progress cargo ship delivered more than 5,000 pounds of supplies to the International Space Station on Saturday, hours after launching from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.   U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement to take effect July 1 The Trump administration announced Saturday that the reworked trade agreement with Mexico and Canada will take effect July 1.   Statler Brothers member Harold Reid dead at 80 Statler Brothers band member and TV personality Harold Reid has died, the Country Music Association announced Saturday. He was 80.   French court upholds order to limit Amazon deliveries to essential goods A French court has upheld last week's order limiting Amazon deliveries to essential goods until it finishes assessment of workers' risk amid the coronavirus pandemic.   First-recorded April tropical depression forms in Eastern Pacific The Eastern Pacific Ocean's first-recorded April tropical depression formed early Saturday, about 700 miles from the Mexican coast, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.   WHO: There's 'no evidence' COVID-19 antibodies create immunity There is no evidence that COVID-19 patients who have recovered won't catch the virus again, the World Health Organization said.   Saudi Arabia's Supreme Court ends flogging as punishment The General Assembly of Saudi Arabia's Supreme Court has decided to end flogging as punishment in disciplinary cases, according to a document cited by local media.   N.Y. man charged under Defense Production act for price-gouging PPE The Justice Department has charged a New York man for price-gouging personal protective equipment, the first charges to come under the Defense Production Act since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.   Watch: Johnny Depp's social distancing home video gets nearly 2M views Johnny Depp posted a hilarious Instagram video of himself social distancing at home amid the coronavirus pandemic.   New release dates announced for 'Thor,' 'Doctor Strange,' 'Spider-Verse' Marvel announced "Thor: Love and Thunder," starring Chris Hemsworth as the titular god, is slated to open in theaters Feb. 11, 2022.   The Weeknd's 'After Hours' tops U.S. album chart for 4th week The Weeknd's "After Hours" is the No. 1 album in the United States for the fourth-consecutive week.   Severe weather to target Central, Southern states next week Following a brief reprieve from widespread severe weather in the United States, the threat for severe thunderstorms will ramp up again early next week.   Judge orders Trump administration to speed release of migrant children amid pandemic A federal judge in California has ordered the Trump administration to speed up the release of migrant children held in custody, citing the threat of the coronavirus pandemic.   Famous birthdays for April 25: Al Pacino, Hank Azaria Actor Al Pacino turns 80 and actor Hank Azaria turns 56, among the famous birthdays for April 25.   On This Day, April 25: Baltimore protests Freddie Gray's death On April 25, 2015, protests -- some violent -- broke out in Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray, a 25-year old black man, while in police custody.   Bengals get Tee Higgins, Eagles pick Jalen Hurts on Day 2 of 2020 NFL Draft One day removed from adding Joe Burrow, the Cincinnati Bengals selected ex-Clemson receiver Tee Higgins with the first pick in the second round of the virtual 2020 NFL Draft on Friday.   More Recent Articles
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Coronavirus Live Updates: Some States Move to ReopenStates move to reopen as the U.S. nears a sobering 50,000 deaths from the virus. U.S. scientists join the World Health Organization in calling for better antibody tests.   Testing Remains Scarce as Governors Weigh Reopening StatesIn both red and blue states, governors, health departments and hospitals are finding innovative ways to cope, but still lack what experts say they need to track and contain outbreaks. Serving Wings and a Prayer: It’s Back to Business for Fairbanks RestaurantsThe Alaskan city 200 miles from the Arctic Circle was one of the first in the country to reopen restaurants after a long coronavirus shutdown. Prescriptions Surged as Trump Praised Drugs in Coronavirus FightPrescriptions for two antimalarial drugs jumped by 46 times the average when the president promoted them on TV. There’s no proof they work against Covid-19. Coronavirus in Massachusetts: In Chelsea, Leaders Struggle to Separate the Sick From the WellChelsea, Mass., has an infection rate higher than any other community in the state. With families in cramped housing, it is difficult to contain the spread. Cuomo Announces Expanded Virus Testing in New YorkIn addition to allowing all pharmacies in the state to administer tests, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced new antibody testing for front-line health care workers at four New York City hospitals. Nervous Republicans See Trump Sinking, and Taking Senate With HimThe election is still six months away, but a rash of ominous new polls and the president’s erratic briefings have the G.O.P. worried about a Democratic takeover. A Candidate in Isolation: Inside Joe Biden’s Cloistered CampaignWalled off from voters in a distinctive kind of lockdown, Mr. Biden has developed a routine, of sorts, as he seeks the presidency from his basement. How to Ask a College for More Financial AidIt’s an admissions season unlike any other, with uncertainty for students and their families — and the colleges that want to get them in the door. Bored Russians Posted Silly Art Parodies. The World Has Joined In.Frozen dumplings as skulls and A/C ducts as fashion accessories. A Facebook group for art re-enactors has gained 540,000 followers across the locked-down globe. Where Is Kim Jong-un? How Experts Track North Korea’s LeaderRumors are swirling about Kim Jong-un’s location and health. These North Korea experts showed us how they collect information about his secretive regime. A Bit of Relief: I Forgive You, New YorkA columnist for The Times shares his ode to the city: I was in a hurry. I was forgetful. Please forgive me as I forgive you. China, Hong Kong and the Politics of CoronavirusAnticipating a hostile world, Beijing feels that it needs to control the city absolutely. Coronavirus and the Price of Trump’s DelusionsA cult of personality is no match for a pandemic. We Need Herd Immunity From Trump and the CoronavirusIt will take more care than the president is currently demonstrating to loosen restrictions but still protect the vulnerable. Here's How You Can Help People During the CoronavirusThese causes will make great use of your money or your time. When a Coronavirus Lockdown Resembles an LSD TripAll it took was a Dylan song to bring back memories of a summer in Alaska. How to Save Summer From the CoronavirusA balance can be found to be both safe and outdoors. The Curious Incident of No Dog in the White HouseWhat if Donald Trump had become the owner of a Goldendoodle? Injections of Bleach? Trump’s Coronavirus Response Is Breaking DownThe notion that he is bound for four more years is pure superstition. The Day the Household Appliances QuitThey should have been pleased they were getting so much work. Instead they revolted. For Many Immigrants, an Even Greater RiskI’m among the New Yorkers adjusting to working from home during the pandemic. But I’m the exception in my family. Boeing Terminates $4.2 Billion Deal to Buy Stake in Embraer UnitThe U.S. aviation giant, struggling with the 737 Max crisis and canceled orders, no longer wants Embraer’s commercial jet business. Boris Johnson Aide Attended Secretive U.K. Coronavirus PanelDominic Cummings, a major Brexit strategist, took part in Britain’s top scientific advisory group, but only to listen and offer help, the government said. Saudi Arabia Abolishes Flogging as a Punishment for CrimeThe most high-profile flogging in recent years was of the Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison and 1,000 lashes on charges of insulting Islam. 12 Rangers Among 17 Killed in Congo Park AmbushThe attack at Virunga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in eastern Congo, was among the deadliest in its recent history. Chicago Bans Horse-Drawn Carriages Starting in 2021After the City Council’s vote on Friday, operators will be unable to renew their licenses and the city will stop issuing new ones. Ramadan Worldwide: Pakistan, India, Indonesia, US, EgyptThe coronavirus pandemic is forcing Muslims to adapt, observing the holy month more at home than in the mosque, more online than in person, and with greater uncertainty about the future. Richard Hake, Longtime WNYC Radio Reporter and Host, Dies at 51Mr. Hake produced and created live radio feature segments that focused on breaking news, culture and artistic sound portraits. ‘A Perfect Storm’ in Brazil as Troubles Multiply for BolsonaroPresident Jair Bolsonaro was already struggling to govern effectively when his star minister resigned and accused him of criminal conduct. Whether he can overcome the latest challenge remains unclear. Post Malone Covering Nirvana for Virus Relief? Bring on the ‘Bleach’The woozy-singing pop superstar performed a faithful set of covers to raise money for the W.H.O.’s Covid-19 Solidarity Response Fund, and won over the band’s bassist, Krist Novoselic. More Recent Articles
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