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"The federal government has deployed hundreds of tons of supplies from our national stockpile to locations with the greatest need in order to assist in those areas," the president said Sunday.
Over 100,000 People Have Recovered From Coronavirus Around the World
"Without vigorous steps, the CDC estimates the COVID-19 will infect 70 to 150 million Americans," Michael Hicks tells Newsweek. "This would have enormous economic costs."
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While this is the first time the Olympics have been postponed, they have been canceled before.
Democrats voted against the measure because they contended the measure remained skewed toward corporations.
Officials says the COVID-19 pandemic won't affect nuclear preparedness, but military exercises and deployments are being scaled down and canceled, and plans are being put in place to sustain essential operations.
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Bernie's Campaign Was All Policy. His Values Were a Better Rallying Cry
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Over 100,000 People Have Recovered From Coronavirus Around the World
"Without vigorous steps, the CDC estimates the COVID-19 will infect 70 to 150 million Americans," Michael Hicks tells Newsweek. "This would have enormous economic costs."
Coronavirus Cases Hit 387,000, China Eases Lockdown, Italy Sees Cases Dip
Italy has seen a slight drop in cases over the past few days, while the U.S. saw nearly 100 more deaths in a day.
Elon Musk Delivers 1,255 Ventilators to California After Buying 'Oversupply'
"They arrived in Los Angeles, and Elon Musk is already working with the hospital association and others to get those ventilators out in real time. It's a heroic effort," Governor Gavin Newsom said.
Controversial Study Links COVID-19 Severity to ACEIs and ARBs
Council on Hypertension of the European Society of Cardiology have urged people to continue taking their medications.
Health Officials Warn Against Self-Medicating Chloroquine for Coronavirus
A couple mistook a parasite treatment for a drug which experts hope could be used against COVID-19.
Inmates Escape From Yakima County Jail, Six Prisoners Still on Run
The group managed to escape from the jail after using a table to break open an exterior fire door.
U.S. Olympic Committee Calls for Tokyo Olympic Games to Be Postponed
The Olympics are due to get underway on July 24 but a postponement looks increasingly inevitable amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Ohio Faces 'Unprecedented' Demand for Unemployment Benefits: Lt. Governor
Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted told reporters that a spike in unemployment had caused an issue with a website for jobless claims.
Restaurant Owner Lays Off Staff Over Coronavirus Then Feeds Them for Free
In Virginia, one struggling restaurant owner faces losing his business because of the coronavirus pandemic, but he is doing what he can to help the staff he had to lay off.
U.S. Now Has Second Largest Number of Coronavirus Cases Outside China
More countries have introduced travel restrictions in order to help curb the spread of the virus, including the United Arab Emirates, Spain and Singapore.
What You Need to Know About Filing for Unemployment
"New legislation will likely expand eligibility dramatically, so people who don't think they qualify right now, double-check," said Michele Evermore of the National Employment Law Project.
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Social Distancing Around the World in Photos
From Rome's desolate Spanish Steps to New York's deserted Times Square, take a look at some of the world's busiest landmarks that are all now but eerily empty.
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Wanderlust Stricken? The 10 Best Travel TV Shows to Watch Now
Travelers can still explore the world while binge-watching these travel TV shows in home isolation. Thanks to streaming services, we can virtually send ourselves to nearly any and every part of the planet in just a few clicks.
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You Can Still See the World With These Virtual Tours
What to do with the free time available when trips to the movies, a museum or the theater are out of the question? Here is a list of museums and other popular tourist attractions that have entire collections or performances available online.
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Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche has been practicing meditation for decades. A recently published study suggests his brain age is 33—eight years younger than his actual age.
More than 280,000 Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week—a 33 percent spike from the previous week.
"Air pollution levels as observed by satellite are showing drastic improvements in many areas that have been undergoing restrictive quarantines," researcher Peter DeCarlo told Newsweek.
To help hospitals in their communities who are suffering face mask shortages, people are turning their hands to crafts and creativity.
Scientists are racing to find a treatment and vaccine for the new coronavirus.
The new survey by Navigator also found that the president was more trusted to handle the outbreak than congressional Democrats.
With self-isolation, lockdowns and quarantines now in place in many countries across the world, video-calling has become the main way for people to communicate and socialize. Which app should you use?
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While this is the first time the Olympics have been postponed, they have been canceled before.
Democrats voted against the measure because they contended the measure remained skewed toward corporations.
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Officials says the COVID-19 pandemic won't affect nuclear preparedness, but military exercises and deployments are being scaled down and canceled, and plans are being put in place to sustain essential operations.
Officials says the COVID-19 pandemic won't affect nuclear preparedness, but military exercises and deployments are being scaled down and canceled, and plans are being put in place to sustain essential operations.
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top story
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"The federal government has deployed hundreds of tons of supplies from our national stockpile to locations with the greatest need in order to assist in those areas," the president said Sunday.
Over 100,000 People Have Recovered From Coronavirus Around the World
"Without vigorous steps, the CDC estimates the COVID-19 will infect 70 to 150 million Americans," Michael Hicks tells Newsweek. "This would have enormous economic costs."
#
culture & travel
#
Social Distancing Around the World in Photos
From Rome's desolate Spanish Steps to New York's deserted Times Square, take a look at some of the world's busiest landmarks that are all now but eerily empty.
#
Wanderlust Stricken? The 10 Best Travel TV Shows to Watch Now
Travelers can still explore the world while binge-watching these travel TV shows in home isolation. Thanks to streaming services, we can virtually send ourselves to nearly any and every part of the planet in just a few clicks.
#
You Can Still See the World With These Virtual Tours
What to do with the free time available when trips to the movies, a museum or the theater are out of the question? Here is a list of museums and other popular tourist attractions that have entire collections or performances available online.
#
more stories
Over 100,000 People Have Recovered From Coronavirus Around the World
"Without vigorous steps, the CDC estimates the COVID-19 will infect 70 to 150 million Americans," Michael Hicks tells Newsweek. "This would have enormous economic costs."
Coronavirus Cases Hit 387,000, China Eases Lockdown, Italy Sees Cases Dip
Italy has seen a slight drop in cases over the past few days, while the U.S. saw nearly 100 more deaths in a day.
Elon Musk Delivers 1,255 Ventilators to California After Buying 'Oversupply'
"They arrived in Los Angeles, and Elon Musk is already working with the hospital association and others to get those ventilators out in real time. It's a heroic effort," Governor Gavin Newsom said.
Controversial Study Links COVID-19 Severity to ACEIs and ARBs
Council on Hypertension of the European Society of Cardiology have urged people to continue taking their medications.
Health Officials Warn Against Self-Medicating Chloroquine for Coronavirus
A couple mistook a parasite treatment for a drug which experts hope could be used against COVID-19.
Inmates Escape From Yakima County Jail, Six Prisoners Still on Run
The group managed to escape from the jail after using a table to break open an exterior fire door.
U.S. Olympic Committee Calls for Tokyo Olympic Games to Be Postponed
The Olympics are due to get underway on July 24 but a postponement looks increasingly inevitable amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Ohio Faces 'Unprecedented' Demand for Unemployment Benefits: Lt. Governor
Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted told reporters that a spike in unemployment had caused an issue with a website for jobless claims.
Restaurant Owner Lays Off Staff Over Coronavirus Then Feeds Them for Free
In Virginia, one struggling restaurant owner faces losing his business because of the coronavirus pandemic, but he is doing what he can to help the staff he had to lay off.
U.S. Now Has Second Largest Number of Coronavirus Cases Outside China
More countries have introduced travel restrictions in order to help curb the spread of the virus, including the United Arab Emirates, Spain and Singapore.
What You Need to Know About Filing for Unemployment
"New legislation will likely expand eligibility dramatically, so people who don't think they qualify right now, double-check," said Michele Evermore of the National Employment Law Project.
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opinion
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In Israel, the Pandemic Is a Slow-Motion Car Crash
By Marc Schulman
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Bernie's Campaign Was All Policy. His Values Were a Better Rallying Cry
By Richard E. Rubenstein
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The Ethics of the Coronavirus Crisis Are Muddier Than You Think
By Charlie Kirk
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the debate
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by Peter Roff
vs
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Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche has been practicing meditation for decades. A recently published study suggests his brain age is 33—eight years younger than his actual age.
#
More than 280,000 Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week—a 33 percent spike from the previous week.
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"Air pollution levels as observed by satellite are showing drastic improvements in many areas that have been undergoing restrictive quarantines," researcher Peter DeCarlo told Newsweek.
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To help hospitals in their communities who are suffering face mask shortages, people are turning their hands to crafts and creativity.
#
Scientists are racing to find a treatment and vaccine for the new coronavirus.
#
The new survey by Navigator also found that the president was more trusted to handle the outbreak than congressional Democrats.
#
With self-isolation, lockdowns and quarantines now in place in many countries across the world, video-calling has become the main way for people to communicate and socialize. Which app should you use?
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ATLAS is becoming brighter as it approaches the sun because it is being blasted with increasing amounts of radiation from the sun.
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