Empty Towers, No Power Lunches: Ghostly Midtown Is Omen for N.Y.C.
7,500 workers are missing from a famous building. A food cart sells 10 hot dogs a day. The virus’s effect on one block could be a vision of the city’s future.
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Live Global Coronavirus News: Antibody Puzzle Complicates Immunity Question
Confusing test results in recovered patients fueled fears that repeat coronavirus infections were possible. Big nonprofits like the American Red Cross, lifelines in the pandemic, face drastic cuts.
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Disability Pride: The High Expectations of a New Generation
Millions of young people grew up knowing the landmark Americans With Disabilities Act as a birthright. They now demand its guarantees — and even more.
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Live Coronavirus Updates: World News
Friday was the fourth day running that the United States reported over 1,100 deaths. Pirate attacks are among the crime patterns shifting in the pandemic. New research sheds light on male vulnerability to severe Covid-19.
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Corporate Insiders Pocket $1 Billion in Rush for Coronavirus Vaccine
Well-timed stock bets have generated big profits for senior executives and board members at companies developing vaccines and treatments.
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Officials Push U.S.-China Relations Toward Point of No Return
Top aides to President Trump want to leave a lasting legacy of ruptured ties between the two powers. China’s aggression has been helping their cause.
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Once a Source of U.S.-China Tension, Trade Emerges as an Area of Calm
The trade deal is providing a rare point of stability as relations between the United States and China fray over Hong Kong, the coronavirus and accusations of espionage.
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Federal Agents Push Into Portland Streets, Stretching Limits of Their Authority
Federal agents are venturing blocks from the buildings they were sent to protect. Oregon officials say they are illegally taking on the role of riot police.
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First it was Che Guevara — now it’s Karl Marx!
Mayor Bill de Blasio reached back to his salad days as a young radical to quote the father of communism on Friday.
During his weekly appearance on WNYC radio, de Blasio was asked about a recent report that said his “long-held antipathy toward well-heeled private sector interests” was jeopardizing the city’s economic recovery from the coronavirus crisis.
In response, de Blasio admitted that “my focus has not been on the business community and the elites” before adding, “I am tempted to borrow from Karl Marx here.”
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Big Apple radio host Charlamagne Tha God slammed Joe Biden for calling President Trump the country’s first racist to be elected to the White House, according to a report.
The presumptive Democratic nominee made the comment during a virtual town hall Wednesday in response to concerns voiced by a health care worker about the president referring to the coronavirus pandemic as the “China virus.”
“The way he deals with people based on the color of their skin, their national origin, where they’re from, is absolutely sickening,” the former veep said.
“No sitting president has ever done this. Never, never, never. No Republican president has done this. No Democratic president. We’ve had racists, and they’ve existed, they’ve tried to get elected president. He’s the fi...
Coronavirus Live Updates: C.D.C. Issues New Schools Guidance
Lacking medical care, Bolivians are drinking a form of bleach in hopes of warding off the virus. Japanese officials remain narrowly focused on Tokyo’s nightlife as the country’s outbreak spreads.
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FEMA Sends Faulty Protective Gear to Nursing Homes Battling Virus
The controversy over inadequate protective equipment has come to embody what critics describe as a haphazard federal effort to protect the 1.5 million Americans who live in nursing homes.
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Spain’s Coronavirus Crisis Accelerated as Warnings Went Unheeded
The Spanish epidemic has become a painful example of the tendency of one government after another to ignore the experiences of countries where the virus has already struck.
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Who Gets the Covid-19 Vaccine First? Here’s One Idea
A weighted lottery gives everyone a chance at a drug or vaccine in short supply. But some have a better shot than others.
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Did New York Just Get the Nation’s Most Liberal Legislature?
Among those toppled by progressive insurgents was a Brooklyn assemblyman who was first elected in 1972.
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Trump Abruptly Cancels Republican Convention in Jacksonville: ‘It’s Not the Right Time’
After forcing the convention to move from Charlotte to Jacksonville because he wanted a big celebration, President Trump called off the Florida portion, citing the health risks from the coronavirus.
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President Trump called Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Wednesday evening to confirm his plans to send 200 federal agents to the city to combat “a rampage of violence.”
In a statement obtained by the Chicago Sun-Times, the mayor’s office said Trump “reached out to Mayor Lightfoot this evening to confirm that he plans to send federal resources to Chicago to supplement ongoing federal investigations pertaining to violent crime.”
“The conversation was brief and straightforward,” the statement said.
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Coronavirus Live Updates: U.S. Nears 4 Million Cases
Alabama, California, Idaho and Texas recorded daily death records. Other states reported their highest daily case totals. As pandemic protections reach an end, landlords are moving to evict people.
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Republicans, Deeply Divided on Virus Aid, Near Agreement on an Opening Offer
Republicans said they had reached an agreement in principle on their opening bid for coronavirus relief, but they remain divided. They have yet to even begin negotiating with Democrats.
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More Than a Million Workers Are Expected to Have Filed Jobless Claims
Eyes are on this week’s U.S. unemployment report to see whether claims continue to fall. Here’s the latest.
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In Picking Up Work Here and There, Many Miss Out on Unemployment Check
For millions of people, making a living is a cobbled-together proposition. That leaves a hole in the safety net when things turn bad.
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Landlords Jump the Gun as Eviction Moratorium Wanes
The CARES Act temporarily protects millions of renters from being kicked out of their homes for nonpayment. Filings aren’t supposed to resume until after Friday.
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The NBA bubble may not be scoring rave reviews from some players, but Paige Spiranac believes she would “thrive” at the closed Disney World campus.
“I would be thriving,” the golfer-turned-influencer quipped during Tuesday’s episode of her “Playing A Round” podcast. “I would have no contact with anyone from the outside world. I could stay in my little hotel … it would be great.”
The NBA’s version of summer camp comes with a laundry list of protocols because of the coronavirus pandemic, including guest access. With an Instagram model claiming she has already been invited to the bubble, Spiranac pondered how the “snitch hotline” — used to report rule-breakers — could come into play.
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A 15-year-old Michigan girl who was sent to juvenile detention for violating probation by failing to complete her online coursework has been denied early release by the judge, who said the teen is a threat to her mother, according to a report.
The girl, identified only as Grace, has been jailed since May when the judge revoked her probation for her “failure to submit to any schoolwork and getting up for school” during the coronavirus pandemic, ProPublica has reported.
Her mom and advocates have accused the court of racial bias against Grace, a black special-needs student with ADHD living in a predominantly white village of Beverly Hills.
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Coronavirus Live Updates: U.S. Daily Deaths Exceed 1,000
The president also reversed himself and implored Americans to wear masks, saying “they have an impact.” Republicans are arguing over what to include in the next round of pandemic relief.
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Trump, in a Shift, Endorses Masks and Says Virus Will Get Worse
Rather than just “embers” of the disease, as he has repeatedly characterized recent outbreaks afflicting much of the country, President Trump conceded that there were now “big fires.”
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U.S. Northeast, Pummeled in the Spring, Now Stands Out in Virus Control
In just over two months, the Northeast has gone from the country’s worst coronavirus hot spot to its most controlled. “It’s acting like Europe,” one expert said.
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China Says U.S. Ordered it to Close Houston Consulate in 72 Hours
The Trump administration told Chinese diplomats in Texas to clear out by Friday. Beijing warned it would retaliate.
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