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Astros ace Justin Verlander resumes throwing after groin surgery Houston Astros star pitcher Justin Verlander resumed throwing as he continues to recover from groin surgery last month.      Gallup: Americans most concerned about mental health amid prolonged social distancing Americans are most concerned about the state of their mental health as they await a lifting of social distancing guidelines put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday.   ICE launches operation targeting COVID-19 fraud U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced on Wednesday the launched of a new operation to crack down on rising fraud and crime exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic.   NTSB: Roy Halladay was on drugs, performing stunts when plane crashed Former MLB pitcher Roy Halladay was performing stunts and had high levels of amphetamines in his system when he crashed his small plane and died in 2017, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.   Duke of Westminster, Bill and Melinda Gates increase donations to COVID-19 fight The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Duke of Westminster Hugh Grosvenor announced increased donations to COVID-19 treatment and relief efforts on Wednesday.   MLB players pay tribute to Dodgers legend on Jackie Robinson Day Players from around Major League Baseball paid homage to then-Brooklyn Dodgers icon Jackie Robinson on the day named in his honor.   Unusually late-season snowfall to eye northeastern US Forecasters have been tracking a storm that is dropping heavy snow over the Rockies at midweek -- and it is expected to trigger unusually late-season snow across a narrow zone of the Midwest and then the interior northea   Watch: U.S. Navy says Iranian vessels conducted harassing actions toward U.S. ships The U.S. Navy on Wednesday said Iranian vessels conducted "dangerous and harassing" actions toward U.S. ships conducting joint operations in the North Arabian Gulf.   Hensel Phelps Construction nabs $54.3M for undersea training center The Navy has awarded Hensel Phelps Construction a $54.3 million contract for design and construction of an undersea operational facility, the Pentagon said Wednesday.   Dow drops 445 points as markets fall amid poor earnings reports, sliding oil prices Stocks fell Wednesday amid poor bank earnings reports, concerns surrounding the global COVID-19 pandemic and falling oil prices.   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.   Russia launches anti-satellite missile U.S. Space Command said Wednesday that it is tracking a direct-ascent anti-satellite missile test conducted by Russia this week.   Protesters block Lansing, Mich., streets, calling for easing of coronavirus restrictions Traffic in downtown Lansing, Mich., was snarled Wednesday as "Operation Gridlock," a protest against stay-at-home orders, surrounded the state capitol.   Pentagon IG: No evidence White House interfered in $10B Microsoft JEDI cloud contract A $10 billion JEDI cloud contract the Department of Defense awarded to Microsoft doesn't appear to have been improperly influenced by the White House, a Pentagon watchdog said Wednesday.   Texas judge will issue order that could greatly expand mail-in voting A state district judge said Wednesday that he will move forward with an order easing restrictions for voting by mail in Texas in light of the new coronavirus pandemic.   Gov. Andrew Cuomo says New York 'still in the woods' of coronavirus, sets mask mandate New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in an update Wednesday there is still a ways to go before life can begin returning to normal following the state's coronavirus crisis.   Germany arrests 5 in suspected Islamic State plot targeting U.S. military facilities German authorities arrested four suspected members of the Islamic State on Wednesday for allegedly plotting to attack U.S. bases in the European country.   Republican National Convention considering face masks, social distancing Republican National Convention leaders on Wednesday said that plans to hold the convention are moving "full speed ahead" with potential provisions to accommodate concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.   Air Force selects Wisconsin, Alabama bases for F-35As The Air Force announced Wednesday that it has selected Truax Field in Wisconsin and Dannelly Field in Alabama as its next two F-35A Lightning II locations for the Air National Guard.   New algorithm can predict evolution of genetic mutations Scientists have developed a new algorithm that can predict how a protein could evolve to become highly effective or totally unproductive.   Glucose metabolism may play key role in illness with flu, COVID-19 Some influenza strains may trigger the same over-active immune system responses as COVID-19, and it may be determined by how the body metabolizes sugar, says a new analysis published by the journal Science Advances   Watch: Maine paper mill explosion rains down debris on town An explosion at a paper mill in southwestern Maine caused debris to rain down on nearby witnesses Wednesday, though officials said no injuries were reported.   California wildfires linked to spike in heart attacks The deadly consequences of wildfires may stretch beyond the people directly in harm's way. Smoke-polluted air may also fuel a spike in cardiac arrests, a new U.S. government study finds.   Astronomers discover brightest supernova ever Astronomers have discovered the brightest supernova ever. The stellar explosion recorded by an international team of astronomers was twice as bright as the average supernova.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Coronavirus Testing Falls Woefully Short as Trump Seeks to Reopen U.S.Flawed tests, scarce supplies and limited access to screening have hurt the U.S.’s ability to monitor Covid-19, governors and health officials warn.   Virginia Nursing Home Had Plenty of Coronavirus Patients but Few Tests“You can’t fight what you can’t see,” said the medical director of a Richmond nursing home where at least 46 residents have died. Urged On by Conservatives and His Own Advisers, Trump Targeted the W.H.O.But his announcement that he would freeze the U.S.’s contributions to the organization in the middle of a pandemic was denounced by Democrats as well as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. New York Governor Orders Residents to Wear Face Masks in PublicGov. Andrew M. Cuomo said all New Yorkers must wear face coverings when social distancing is not possible, including on public transport, in stores and on crowded sidewalks. SAT and ACT Will Offer At-Home Tests if Coronavirus Closings ContinueThe coronavirus is forcing the SAT and ACT to develop digital versions of the standardized tests in case schools remain closed. Critics fear that could deepen inequities. ‘Pretty Catastrophic’ Month for Retailers, and Now a Race to SurviveMarch brought a record sales plunge as the coronavirus outbreak closed stores. A long shutdown could leave lasting changes in the shopping landscape. Coronavirus Small-Business Loans Run Dry as Program Fails to Reach Hardest HitLawmakers remain at odds on how to replenish a lending program meant to help companies and workers weather the coronavirus pandemic. Ultra-Orthodox Enclave in Israel Opens to Outsiders to Fight a VirusWhen an insular religious community became an epicenter for the coronavirus, its leaders did the unthinkable, calling on the military to help turn things around. Relying on Science and Politics, Merkel Offers a Cautious Virus Re-entry PlanShorn of any bravado, her announcement seemed again to make Germany, Europe’s biggest economy, a de facto leader on the Continent and something of an example for Western nations To Beat the Virus, Colombia Tries Separating Men and WomenAs the virus hits Latin America, countries are trying different approaches to keep people off the street. In Bogotá, men and women are only allowed out on alternate days. W.H.O., Coronavirus, Boxfish: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Modern Love Podcast: In an Altered World, Listeners Share Their Stories About Love and LifeHow are people dealing with the impact of coronavirus? By adopting multiple personas, donating supplies, getting sober and, of course, FaceTiming their friends. Why the Apple iPhone SE Doesn't MatterNew smartphones have become like refrigerators. They’re just not that exciting. Joyful Participation in a World of SorrowsCheryl Strayed calls the writer Pico Iyer to talk about forest fires, the Dalai Lama and losing what you love. The Coronavirus Stimulus Money Is Needed Now. Stop Dawdling.An antiquated financial system is slowing distribution of federal stimulus to families. Policymakers are making things worse. The Way We Ration Ventilators Is BiasedNot every patient has a fair chance. I Took the Antibody Test. And Yet.I still don’t know what I need to about the coronavirus. Trump’s Flounder PeriodWhat this country needs is another group with a very long name. Jackson Hole: Where the Rich Hide From CoronavirusWyoming’s Jackson Hole has become a redoubt against the coronavirus. Think This Pandemic Is Bad? We Have Another Crisis ComingAddressing climate change is a big-enough idea to revive the economy. Trump, the W.H.O., and the Search for a Coronavirus ScapegoatIf the president had listened to the World Health Organization, American lives would have been saved. Trump Has a Gut Feeling About What Covid-19 Means for 2020It’s not too soon to wonder whether he’s on to something. 5 Artists to Follow on Instagram NowAvant-garde architecture, South African self-portraits and Neapolitan thirst traps: Here are the Instagram accounts that brighten our art critic’s daily feed. The Food Expiration Dates You Should Actually FollowThe first thing you should know? The dates, as we know them, have nothing to do with safety. J. Kenji López-Alt explains. Essence Festival Canceled Amid Coronavirus Outbreak in New OrleansThe annual Essence Fest was canceled after Mayor LaToya Cantrell recommended that all large-scale events be paused until 2021. New Details Hint at Risk of Russian Misinformation in DossierFootnotes were declassified from a watchdog report that found that the F.B.I. had reason to open the Russia inquiry but made errors in seeking approval to wiretap a former Trump adviser. South Dakota Meat Plant Is Now Country’s Biggest Coronavirus Hot SpotRefugees from around the world worked at the Smithfield pork factory in Sioux Falls. Now they face mounting illness and the sudden loss of their jobs. Drugs and Stunts Cited in Plane Crash That Killed Roy HalladayThe Hall of Fame pitcher had high levels of amphetamine and other prescription drugs in his system when he crashed off the Florida coast in 2017, a federal report said. Ivanka Trump, Disregarding Federal Guidelines, Travels to N.J. for PassoverMs. Trump herself has not followed the federal guidelines advising against discretionary travel, leaving Washington for another one of her family’s homes. Photojournalists Struggle Through the Pandemic, With Masks and Long LensesAssignments have dried up for many photographers. Others risk going into the fray to capture images of a changed world. 7 Fertility Myths That Belong in the PastNo, lying flat after sex won’t increase your chances of conception. Reese Witherspoon's Disastrous Dress Giveaway for TeachersDraper James had a well-intentioned giveaway. But it went very wrong. More Recent Articles
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