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WHO warns of 'immediate second peak' if restrictions eased too soon; global cases near 5.5M The World Health Organization on Monday warned there could be an "immediate second peak" of the coronavirus before there is a second wave amid a rash of countries and regions lifting lockdown restrictions.      Virgin Orbit terminates rocket launch after releasing it over the Pacific Virgin Orbit said it terminated the launch of a demonstration rocket Monday shortly after its release from underneath the wing of a Boeing 747 jet over the Pacific Ocean.   WHO suspends trials of hydroxychloroquine, citing safety The World Health Organization announced Monday it was temporarily pausing international medical trials involving the malarial drug hydroxychloroquine, touted by U.S. President Trump as a possible cure for COVID-19.   Sailor Brinkley-Cook details struggles with body image in Instagram post Model and "Dancing with the Stars" alum Sailor Brinkley-Cook said in an Instagram post she feels "proud as hell" of her body after dealing with body dysmorphia.   Memorial Day: Trump thanks service members fighting 'invisible enemy' In Memorial Day remarks, President Donald Trump recognized members of the U.S. National Guard and armed services on the front lines of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic battling an "invisible enemy."   LA County reports COVID-19 spike at 9 industrial facilities Los Angeles County health officials said they're investigating outbreaks of coronavirus at nine industrial facilities, including five meat processing plants.   German government takes 20% stake in $10B Lufthansa bailout Lufthansa Group announced Monday that the airline will receive a $10 billion bailout from Germany, giving the government a 20 precent stake in the company and two seats on the airline's board.   World moves to reopen amid COVID-19 pandemic The world is slowly starting to open up again as the threat of the crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic begins to ease in some countries. From China to Israel to the United States, here's a look at places beginning to reopen.   Grimes, Elon Musk tweak their infant's unusual name Singer Grimes and businessman Elon Musk have slightly changed the name of their infant son.   American viewers return for German soccer; NASCAR, golf spark sports weekend Weekend sports were a success in more ways than one, with German soccer, a celebrity golf match and NASCAR's longest race getting high ratings while also raising money for COVID-19 relief efforts.   Watch: Queen guitarist Brian May recovering after heart attack British rocker Brian May announced in an Instagram video this weekend that he suffered a "small" heart attack and had three stents put in his congested arteries.   'Aggressive' rats on rise after coronavirus-related restaurant shutdowns, CDC says Federal health authorities warned that rats may exhibit "unusual or aggressive" behavior because they have been cut of from food waste due to coronavirus-related closures of restaurants nationwide.   Trump threatens to move GOP convention citing N.C. pandemic restrictions President Donald Trump threatened to cancel plans to hold the RNC in Charlotte, N.C., if the state's governor could not guarantee he'd lift coronavirus-related restrictions to allow thousands to attend.   Look: Kara Keough gets tattoo to honor late son "The Real Housewives of Orange County" alum Kara Keough shared on Instagram a photo of her new arm tattoo, a simple "M" intended to honor her late baby son, McCoy.   Watch: Kobe Bryant's daughter Capri takes first steps Kobe Bryant's youngest daughter, Capri, recently took her first steps, with his widow Vanessa Bryant documenting the special moment on social media.   Veneto governor: Venice Film Festival still planned for September Veneto Gov. Luca Zaia said plans are still in place to hold the 2020 edition of the famed Venice Film Festival in September.   Mother Nature to switch gears into summer across the Northeast to finish May After the first two weeks of May featured below-average temperatures across the Northeast and East Coast, Mother Nature will conclude the month on a much different note as summerlike conditions are expected to settle in.   Soccer: Timo Werner matches 21-year Bundesliga hat trick feat RB Leipzig's Timo Werner scored three goals for his second hat trick against Mainz, becoming the first Bundesliga player in 21 years to bag two hat tricks against the same foe in the same season.   Watch live: President, first lady attend Memorial Day service at Arlington cemetery President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump were scheduled to attend a Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.   Report: Ex-South Korean aide to pursue backchannel diplomacy with Pyongyang South Korea's former presidential secretary and three other politicians of the ruling Democratic Party are to lead the Inter-Korea Cooperation Foundation.   Matt Barnes won't accept NBA Finals ring from Warriors Former NBA forward Matt Barnes won't accept the NBA Finals ring he won with the Golden State Warriors because he doesn't consider himself a champion.   In photos: COVID-19 pandemic alters life in New York City New York City swiftly became the U.S. epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, with cases perhaps starting to peak around April 15, 2020. The city has been virtually shut down except for essential businesses. Hospitals were overloaded and the U.S. military has provided help. Here's a collection of scenes from UPI photographer John Angelillo.   In photos: California life in the COVID-19 pandemic The state of California has enacted a shelter-in-place order in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus, urging residents to stay in their homes except for essential travel and closing non-essential businesses. Red carpet events have been canceled. The production of many films and TV shows has been suspended.   In photos: SpaceX, NASA prepare to return astronauts to space from U.S. soil SpaceX's first mission with astronauts on board is scheduled to launch on May 27, 2020, from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This will be the first crewed launch from U.S. soil since the space shuttle era ended in 2011. Here's a look at the preparations.   Soccer: La Liga plans to return on June 11 La Liga president Javier Tebas said he hopes the Spanish soccer league can return June 11 after it was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.   Ex-comfort woman decries ‘betrayal’ in South Korea activist scandal The former South Korean comfort woman who accused an activist of misappropriating funds said Monday she had been "betrayed overnight" after being "used" by lawmaker-elect Yoon Mi-hyang for three decades.   Brad Keselowski holds off Jimmie Johnson for Coca-Cola 600 win Brad Keselowski held off Jimmie Johnson to win a rain-delayed Cup Series Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Charlotte, N.C.   China proposes lifting North Korea sanctions China's top diplomat called on the United States to ease North Korea sanctions, the same day North Korea's Kim Jong Un discussed strengthening nuclear deterrence, according to state media reports.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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As Meatpacking Plants Reopen, Data About Worker Illness Remains ElusiveEmails show local officials received conflicting signals from state leaders and meatpacking companies about how much information to release about outbreaks in plants.   Even on Memorial Day, ‘You Can’t Escape’ CoronavirusAt beaches, seaside arcades and other attractions, many people hoped to turn the page from the past few months. Still, moving past the pandemic is a long way off. Spain’s Courts, Already Strained, Face Crisis as Lockdown LiftsA country known for litigiousness has gingerly restarted court proceedings, and lawyers are bracing for chaos. Trump Administration Coronavirus Testing Strategy Draws Concerns: 'This Isn't the Hunger Games'The Trump administration’s report to Congress sees states taking responsibility for coronavirus testing with federal guidance. Another Summer Ritual Canceled: The Beach House ShareWith parties forbidden, nightclubs closed and many beaches restricting access, young New York professionals are giving up their seasonal rental shares. How Quarantine Saved the Hot DogFacing a summer with no baseball and no picnics, the makers of the original Coney Island red hot feared the worst. But even with an empty boardwalk, business is booming. He Thought He Was Getting Football Physicals. He Was Being Abused.Chuck Christian played on some of Michigan’s best teams. More than 40 years later, he sees a connection between a university doctor’s assaults and a dire prognosis. My Mother Died of the Coronavirus. It’s Time She Be Counted.Not having an accurate, honest, nationwide way to tally Covid-19 cases will only add to the current tragedy. The Future of College Is Online, and It’s CheaperThe coronavirus forced a shift to virtual classes, but their continuation could be beneficial even after the pandemic ends. In Praise of Fallible LeadersWe need a president who can admit it when he’s wrong. The Brutal Clarity of the Trump-McConnell Plan to Protect BusinessesThe liability-protection ruse is an excuse to coerce Americans back to work by refusing desperately needed help. New York City Doesn’t Have to Suffer This SummerOfficials shouldn’t let the coronavirus end a long history of helping people stay cool. Why Joe Rogan's Spotify Deal MattersTalking to the podcasting king about his monster Spotify deal. Is the Age of the Road Trip Over Forever?Hitchhiking, “bumming” and cross-country drives used to be safe and make us feel cool. Why the Coronavirus Is Killing African AmericansWe know why Covid-19 is killing so many black people. The Coronavirus Crisis at My Husband's Nursing HomeThe loss of 98 lives there is nothing short of a tragedy. Donald Trump, Joe Biden and the Vote of the IrishFrom Tammany Hall to ‘Build the Wall,’ the long journey of Irish-American politics. In Memphis, Journalism Can Still Bring JusticeThe nonprofit newsroom MLK50, founded by Wendi C. Thomas, aims to carry on the work that Martin Luther King Jr. started. 12 Great TV Series by Film DirectorsBefore they tried their hands at TV, they had already developed signature styles as film directors. These are the best of the series currently streaming. UConn Student Went on Rampage, Killing 2 Before Fleeing, Police SayAuthorities are seeking Peter Manfredonia, 23, who was last seen in the Poconos of Pennsylvania. Air Force Removes Height Requirement to Attract More Women PilotsThe Air Force said it was dispensing with a restriction that effectively eliminated about 44 percent of American women between the ages of 20 and 29. Virgin Orbit Launch Attempt Ends Without Trip to SpaceThe company, founded by Richard Branson, had hoped to show that it can send small satellites to orbit from virtually anywhere. National Hockey League Edges Toward Restart With Detailed PlansA modified playoff format, restricted practices and other considerations are being discussed between league executives and the players’ union. Trump Threatens to Pull Republican National Convention From North CarolinaThe president, who has wondered aloud to aides why the convention can’t be held in Florida, said North Carolina’s governor needed to “guarantee” that the event could be held in August. On a Scottish Isle, Nursing Home Deaths Expose a Covid-19 ScandalAt the Home Farm nursing home on the Isle of Skye, more than a quarter of its residents died and nearly all were infected with coronavirus. Families are furious. Remains of 60 Mammoths Found in MexicoArchaeologists said the remains found near the site of a former lake could suggest the animals were hunted after they got stuck in mud. Oil-Starved Venezuela Celebrates Arrival of Tankers From IranThe shipment represents a deepening of ties between two pariah states that are both under U.S. sanctions. Aston Martin's James Bond Car Comes to LifeAston Martin is re-creating the Bond DB5, as seen in “Goldfinger,” with all the (responsible) spy gear it could stuff into it. Gucci and the Future of Fashion Shows and GenderThe Italian brand is reducing its runway schedule. Your Instagram is about to change. All Alone in a Three-Bedroom ApartmentWhen her roommates moved out during the coronavirus lockdown, a Brooklynite negotiated with her landlord and is making the best of the situation. The Galaxy That Grew Up Too FastA vast wheel of gas in the primordial cosmos is forcing astronomers to rethink how some of the universe’s largest structures may have formed. Prototype Vaccine Protects Monkeys From CoronavirusA series of animal experiments may point the way to an effective human vaccine, scientists said. What the Coronavirus Revealed About Life in Red vs. Blue StatesBeyond perception and ideology, there are starkly different realities for red and blue America right now. More Recent Articles
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