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17 bodies found in N.J. nursing home spur athorities to lauch statewide probe Authorities in New Jersey discovered 17 bodies inside a nursing home riddled with the coronavirus this week, spurring a review of all long-term care facilities in the state.      Bubba Wallace: Kyle Larson deserves another chance after using racial slur Bubba Wallace, the only African American driver competing in the NASCAR Cup Series, believes Kyle Larson deserves a second chance after he used a racial slur during a virtual race.   President Donald Trump outlines three-phase plan for reopening U.S. The White House Coronavirus Task Force on Thursday outlined a three-phase plan to allow states to lift restrictions put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.   USC Trojans quarterback J.T. Daniels entering NCAA transfer portal USC Trojans head football coach Clay Helton announced Thursday that quarterback J.T. Daniels is entering his name in the NCAA transfer portal.   Denver Broncos star LB Von Miller tests positive for coronavirus Denver Broncos All-Pro linebacker Von Miller tested positive for the coronavirus.   Two felons escape from Wisconsin prison Two felons escaped from a maximum-security prison in Wisconsin and are considered to be dangerous, authorities warned on Thursday.   Watch live: Astronauts depart space station Thursday to a changed world Two astronauts and a cosmonaut are scheduled to depart from the International Space Station at 9:53 p.m. EDT Thursday after concluding their mission.   Storm-weary South put on alert for another round of violent weather A new round of severe weather, including the potential for tornadoes, seems likely to target many of the same areas hit hard recently in the southern United States.   Textron awarded $386.3M for construction of new LCACs for Navy Textron, Inc., has been awarded a $386.3 million contract modification for the construction of new landing craft, air cushion vehicles for the Navy, the Pentagon announced Thursday.   Judge declines Roger Stone's request for new trial A federal judge in Washington, D.C., on Thursday denied former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone's request for a new trial.   Akima Logistics awarded $385M for work on C-21 Akima Logistics Services was awarded a $385 million contract for work on the C-21 aircraft, the Department of Defense announced Thursday.   USAA to stop seizing stimulus payments to cover customer debts The military-focused financial company USAA has reversed a decision to seize customers' federal stimulus payments to cover existing debts.   Fighting continues in Yemen despite cease-fire, coronavirus outbreak U.N. officials on Thursday warned that conflicts in Yemen have continued despite a cease-fire as the country braces for a COVID-19 outbreak.   Galleries, artists forced to get creative in response to coronavirus pandemic Artists and galleries are having to get creative as the coronavirus pandemic shuts down normal channels for art buyers.   Smartphone device as effective as check-ups to monitor blood pressure Smartphone-based devices designed to monitor blood pressure following a heart attack may be convenient and as effective as routine care at helping people keep their blood pressure under control, a new study shows.   Tech stocks drive markets to slight gains despite COVID-19 job losses Tech stocks drove the U.S. markets slightly higher on Thursday despite news of extended business closures and high unemployment due to COVID-19.   FDA approves trial of stem cells for severe COVID-19 treatment The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine was given the green light by the FDA to begin a clinical trial evaluating the use of umbilical cord-derived stem cells to treat lung inflammation in severe COVID-19.   7 Midwest governors to look at 4 factors in reopening economy Seven Midwest governors unveiled a plan Thursday to analyze four factors in determining whether to reopen their economies.   Diploma carried away by Georgia tornado found 30 miles away A Georgia man whose diploma was among the objects carried away by a tornado was reunited with the document after it was found 30 miles from his home.   Japan declares state of emergency; global cases top 2M Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared a nationwide state of emergency Thursday as the number of coronavirus cases worldwide surpassed 2 million.   New camera can detect single photons of light at record speeds The world's first megapixel photon-counting camera and a first-of-its-kind image sensor technology are capable of detecting single photons of light at record speeds.   NFL Draft: Dolphins prioritize game film, weigh injury history Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said the team will prioritize the game film of prospects over what they did at the combine and in other settings when it considers selections for the 2020 NFL Draft.   Watch: Wild leopard wanders into hospital bathroom A leopard wandered into a hospital in India and ended up locked inside a bathroom before being relocated by wildlife officials.   In photos: Protesters rally against Virginia's stay-at-home order People with ReOpen Virginia protested the statewide stay-at-home order at the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond on April 16, 2020. The order is in place to limit the spread of coronavirus.   Sheep that went missing in bushfire turns up seven years later An Australian family said a sheep that fled during bushfires seven years ago has been recaptured -- along with a whole lot of new fleece.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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China’s Economy Shrinks, Ending a Nearly Half Century of GrowthThe contraction comes at a time when the rest of the world needs an economic boost, underscoring how momentous the task of reviving the global economy will be.   Trump Says States Can Start Reopening While Acknowledging the Decision Is TheirsThe guidelines released by the president effectively mean that any restoration of American society will take place on a patchwork basis. Coronavirus Crisis Underlines Weak Spots in U.S. Economic SystemThe coronavirus pandemic has shown how close to the edge many Americans were living, with pay and benefits eroding even as corporate profits surged. Loan Money Runs Out While Small-Business Owners Wait in LineFrustrated with the process and banks, they have to figure out how to stay afloat while Congress tries to come up with more funding. Unemployment Permeates the Economy During the Coronavirus PandemicJobless claims exceed 20 million in four weeks, inflicting a toll on the labor force not seen since the Great Depression. Coronavirus Nursing Home Deaths: 29, or More, Dead at One FacilityWhat is happening inside a Queens nursing home hit by the outbreak? Relatives of residents said there was a disturbing lack of information. ‘You Have to Disobey’: Protesters Gather to Defy Stay-at-Home OrdersAs governors ponder reducing coronavirus restrictions, rallies largely spurred by talk radio and conservative social media reflect frustrations with limits on commerce. Tracking Trump’s Promises on Responding to the VirusThe president has promised enhanced testing and monitoring capabilities, thousands of ventilators and millions of masks. Here’s a status report. U.K. Paid $20 Million for New Coronavirus Tests. They Didn’t Work.Facing a global scramble for materials, British officials bought millions of unproven kits from China in a gamble that became an embarrassment. 31 Deaths: Toll at Quebec Nursing Home in Pandemic Reflects Global PhenomenonInvestigators are examining accusations of gross negligence after dozens of deaths at a residence where health care staff fled amid a coronavirus outbreak. Why Michael Savage Is Blasting Hannity and the Right-Wing Media on the VirusMr. Savage, the conservative radio host, is still loyal to President Trump but says right-wing media got it all wrong by doubting the severity of the coronavirus early on. 2020 Senate Races: Democrats Show Fund-Raising Energy in Key StatesIn contests in Kentucky, South Carolina, Kansas, Maine, Colorado and Arizona, Democratic candidates raised more money in the first quarter of 2020 than their Republican opponents. Nancy Pelosi, Live From Her Kitchen, Works to Counter Trump's Coronavirus ShowThe speaker and Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, have begun a media blitz to present an alternative message to the president’s lengthy daily briefings. Jobs, Contact Tracing, Mercury Regulations: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. One: WonderlandA young man finds escape on the internet. He doesn’t realize that on the other side of the screen, a force is pulling him in. The Biden AccusationAnd after the pandemic, socialism? Texas Republicans Have Spectacularly Failed the Coronavirus TestMy faith in their ability to fix this mess is lower than the water levels in West Texas creek beds in August. Wisconsin Voters Faced an Impossible Choice. It Shouldn’t Happen Again.Americans need not risk their health to cast their ballots. Why Some Republicans Are Blocking New Coronavirus ReliefAnti-government ideology is crippling pandemic policy. The Age of Coddling Is OverLearning what hardship has to teach us. ‘I Don’t Know What to Say to Someone Who’s Lost a Job’Maybe nothing. Maybe just “I love you.” How Joe Biden Can Own Health CareTo achieve affordable health care for everyone, he should look closely at the plan of a particular former rival. Coronavirus Is Turning Funeral Directors into Heroes, TooFuneral directors are risking their lives to care for Covid-19 victims. Will There Be More Coronavirus Stimulus Checks?Members of Congress are already talking about the next relief package. What should be in it? I Used to Run 20 Miles at a Time. Now I’m Tracing a GPS Snail.Thanks to France’s coronavirus rules, I’m trapped in a 0.6-mile radius. It’s not all bad. Does the Coronavirus Pandemic Have a Purpose?Only if we give it one. The coronavirus is neither good nor bad. It wants only to reproduce. Ivanka Trump and George Stephanopoulos Reach the ‘Corona-Shaming’ Phase of the PandemicIvanka Trump, Chris Cuomo and all kinds of private citizens are getting roasted on social media for perceived failures of public hygiene. Welcome to the ‘Rabbit Hole’Introducing an audio series about how the internet is changing, and how it’s changing us. Judge Denies Roger Stone’s Bid for a New TrialThe judge rejected the defense’s argument of juror bias in a politically fraught case in which President Trump publicly attacked his friend’s conviction. Boeing to Restart Production in Washington State With 27,000 WorkersThe aerospace giant said employees in the Puget Sound area would begin manufacturing commercial planes by the end of next week. Doctors Press F.D.A. to Let More Gay Men Donate BloodA letter signed by more than 500 medical professionals cited recent fears of a blood shortage during the coronavirus pandemic. Melting Ice Reveals Ancient Viking Route in NorwayMelting ice has receded from a mountain pass, unearthing pelts, shoes and stone structures from thousands of years ago. Man Charged With Trying to Blow Up Jewish Assisted-Living HomeFederal prosecutors said that John Michael Rathbun tried to ignite a gas canister near the center in Massachusetts that had been targeted for attack on a white supremacist website. Southwest Drought Rivals Those of Centuries Ago, Thanks to Climate ChangeThe drought that has gripped the American Southwest since 2000 is as bad as or worse than droughts in the region over the past 1,200 years, a new study finds. Falwell Focuses on Critics as Coronavirus Cases Near Liberty University GrowJerry Falwell Jr. has tried to have journalists arrested as he maintains he has been unfairly maligned. But the coronavirus keeps spreading around Liberty University. Loyal Trump Backer Is Now a Face of the Administration’s Virus ResponseThe loyalty of the longtime Trump adviser Michael Caputo helped him secure a post as the top public affairs official at the Health and Human Services Department during the pandemic. Some Banks Keep Customers’ Stimulus Checks if Accounts Are OverdrawnFinancial institutions can use the government deposits to make up for recipients’ negative balances. Yes, Even Introverts Can Be Lonely Right NowIntroverts crave connection, too — we just need more boundaries. Roommates or Partner Getting on Your Nerves? Read ThisTalk about things early and often so they don’t boil over. How to Help Those Weathering Financial StormsIt doesn’t always require money to help those facing financial shortages Brian Dennehy Found the Tragic Grandeur in Ordinary LivesRemembering an actor of uncommon power who gave heroic stature to a character crippled by depression in “Death of a Salesman.” A Dissident Company Celebrates 15 Years UndergroundThe Belarus Free Theater had ambitious plans for its anniversary. The coronavirus stopped them, but the troupe is used to finding ways to keep going in tough times. More Recent Articles
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