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China, Oregon pledge to send ventilators to New York to fight COVID-19 China and Oregon have both promised to send ventilators to New York to help the state fight an outbreak of the novel coronavirus as the number of cases and deaths in the state climbed upward.      Sailors cheer USS Theodore Roosevelt captain who was relieved of command Hundreds of sailors cheered Capt. Brett Crozier as he departed the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, videos posted to social media show, after he was relieved of command over a letter requesting help with a COVID-19 outbreak.   Supreme Court defers cases scheduled for late April The Supreme Court has announced that it will postpone oral arguments scheduled for late April due to public health guidance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.   New release dates announced for Disney films, 'Top Gun' Walt Disney Studios has announced new U.S. release dates for its upcoming slate of tent-pole movies.   Police arrest suspect after stabbing in France kills 2, injures others Police arrested a suspect in stabbing in France that killed two people and injured several others Saturday.   Scenes from a pandemic: World copes with COVID-19 The World Health Organization has declared the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, a pandemic, reaching around the globe. The virus, which surfaced in December in Wuhan, China, has killed thousands. Streets and tourist attractions are empty, as large gatherings are canceled and people are quarantined. Here's a look at the effects around the world.   Pandemic empties streets, public spaces around the world As people around the world stay home to help contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, normally bustling streets and public squares are eerily empty.   President Donald Trump taps White House lawyer as coronavirus inspector general President Donald Trump tapped White House lawyer Brian Miller to become special inspector general for pandemic recovery, overseeing the $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief bill.   Adam Sandler's 'Quarantine Song' gets 1M views in a day Comedian Adam Sandler's "Quarantine Song" has gotten 1 million views since it was posted on YouTube Friday.   Pink recovers from coronavirus, donates $1M to help others Singer Pink announced on Instagram she has recovered from the coronavirus and donated $1 million to organizations helping other people affected by the pandemic.   4.9-magnitude earthquake rattles California desert communities A 4.9-magnitude earthquake and multiple aftershocks has rattled several Southern California desert communities, the U.S. Geological Survey said.   Bethenny Frankel says 'RHONY' doesn't represent who she is now "Real Housewives of New York" alum Bethenny Frankel is working with her disaster-relief initiative, BStrong, to get much-needed supplies into the hands of healthcare workers.   Kier Starmer becomes Britian's new Labour leader, pledges 'new era' Keir Starmer has won the contest to succeed Jeremy Corbyn as Britain's new leader of the Labour Party, pledging "a new era."   One-two punch of wintry storms to soak California through early next week A pair of storm systems will slam into the West Coast in the coming days, bringing the return of wet weather to California.   AG William Barr expedites release of federal inmates vulnerable to COVID-19 Attorney General William Barr has expedited his directive to release inmates at high risk for severe illness from coronavirus to home confinement.   Ex-Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend's daughter, grandson presumed dead The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for the daughter and grandson of former Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend after the two went missing in the Chesapeake Bay.   Northern Italian authorities order citizens to wear masks outside Authorities in the northern Italian region of Lombardy have ordered all citizens to wear masks outside as death toll from the coronavirus reaches more than 15,000 across the country.   Pregnant Katy Perry announces she is having a girl Pop music star Katy Perry and her fiance, film and TV actor Orlando Bloom, have announced they are expecting a daughter.   The Weeknd's 'After Hours' tops the U.S. album chart Singer-songwriter The Weeknd's "After Hours" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.   Trump fires intelligence watchdog who sent whistle-blower complaint to Congress President Donald Trump has notified Congress he intends to fire the intelligence committee inspector general who told lawmakers last year about a whistle-blower complaint that led to the House impeachment inquiry.   'Flash,' 'When Calls the Heart' actor Logan Williams dead at 16 Canadian actor Logan Williams -- known for his roles in "The Flash" and "When Calls the Heart" -- has died at age 16, his mother said.   Fox cancels 'Deputy' after one season "True Detective" alum Stephen Dorff's new cop drama "Deputy" won't get a second season on Fox.   On This Day, April 4: NATO formed with signing of treaty On April 4, 1949, representatives of 12 nations gathered in Washington to sign the North Atlantic Treaty, creating the NATO alliance.   Famous birthdays for April 4: Hugo Weaving, Robert Downey Jr. Actor Hugo Weaving turns 60 and actor Robert Downey Jr. turns 55, among the famous birthdays for April 4.   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Coronavirus in Brooklyn: An I.C.U. Fights for Each LifeNearly every patient was on a ventilator. Some were in their 80s, some in their 30s. Medical workers were falling fast and had to be resourceful — “the alternative,” one said, “is death.”   In Italy, Going Back to Work May Depend on Having the Right AntibodiesWeighing an idea that might once have been relegated to science fiction, Italy once again finds itself in the unfortunate vanguard of Western democracies grappling with the coronavirus. 430,000 People Have Traveled From China to U.S. Since Coronavirus SurfacedThere were 1,300 direct flights to 17 cities before President Trump’s travel restrictions. Since then, nearly 40,000 Americans and other authorized travelers have made the trip, some this past week and many with spotty screening. The Killer Flu of 1918: A Philadelphia StoryThe brutal toll taken by the flu that claimed 20,000 lives in the city has not been forgotten as Philadelphia braces for the worst of the coronavirus pandemic. Trump Proceeds With Post-Impeachment Purge Amid PandemicThe president’s decision to fire the intelligence community’s inspector general under cover of darkness indicated that his hunt for those he considers disloyal continues. Leading by Example, Some Politicians Urge Residents to Wear Face MasksAcross the country, state and local politicians have begun donning protective gear, in contrast to President Trump, who said he wouldn’t follow the C.D.C. guidance. On the Streets of Los AngelesThe coronavirus pandemic has highlighted how vulnerable the homeless population is. College Made Them Feel Equal. The Virus Exposed How Unequal Their Lives Are.When they were all in the same dorms and eating the same dining hall food, the disparities in students’ backgrounds weren’t as clear as they are over video chat. Larry David, Master of His QuarantineWho better than the father of “Seinfeld” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” to guide us through the thicket of being together, alone? ‘Everything Is Always Keep Changing’Cheryl Strayed calls the author George Saunders to chat through the uncertainties of this moment. Doctors Need Room to Make Tough Decisions on Coronavirus CareNew York is granting health care providers civil and criminal immunity during the coronavirus emergency. So should other states. The Coronavirus Doesn’t Care Where You’re FromThe pandemic makes clear there is no such thing as a “Chinese” or “African” virus. He Went to JaredHeaven help us, we’re at the mercy of the Slim Suit crowd. Brace Yourself for Waves of Coronavirus InfectionsHere’s what we should be expecting in the war on Covid-19. In the American South, a Perfect Storm Is GatheringIn states with many uninsured citizens, few hospitals and leaders who have not required citizens to stay home, a disaster is looming. What You Should Know Before You Need a VentilatorIt breaks my heart that patients who will get sick enough to need them won’t know what desperate situations they face. My Grandmother’s Lost Cookie RecipeI tried to make her cachkitas — savory cookies full of butter and cumin, and topped with sesame seeds. An Outdated Law in Florida Is Preventing Me From Saving LivesWe need to get physician assistants off the sidelines and into the emergency rooms. The Military Should Airlift New York City’s Coronavirus PatientsIts hospitals are overcrowded and other cities have capacity. ‘It’s a Pretty Big Bummer’: Olympic Dreams on HoldThe Times asked Olympic and Paralympic athletes from around the world to make videos about the postponed Summer Games, and what life is like stuck at home. Here’s what they told us. Coronavirus and Sex: Questions and AnswersSome of us are mating in actual captivity. Some of us not at all. The pandemic raises lots of issues around safe intimate physical contact, and what it may look like in the future. A German Exception? Why the Country’s Coronavirus Death Rate Is LowThe pandemic has hit Germany hard, with more than 92,000 people infected. But the percentage of fatal cases has been remarkably low compared to those in many neighboring countries. 2 Killed in Knife Attack in French Town Under LockdownA Sudanese man was detained as a suspect in the attack on bystanders in Romans-sur-Isère in what officials described as potentially a terrorist attack. Louis C.K. Drops a Comeback SpecialThe streaming set is a shorter version of the show he toured last year, and was released the same day as Laugh Aid, a benefit for struggling comics. 11 Days After Fuming About a Coughing Passenger, a Bus Driver Died From the CoronavirusJason Hargrove, a bus driver in Detroit, posted a widely viewed Facebook video that underscored the dangers blue-collar workers face as they find themselves on the front lines of the pandemic. How Bill Withers Defined Soulful SelflessnessHe treated his utterly distinctive voice as a vehicle, not a centerpiece, and wrote songs about everyday lives with remarkable compassion. Thirsty on the Set: Fans Spot Water Bottle Gaffes in ‘Little Women’Close watchers of the movie have pointed out what it has in common with “Game of Thrones.” More Recent Articles
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