Coronavirus in the U.S.: Latest News and Updates
Case counts are still rising in many states even as some are easing restrictions, raising the threat of a “slow burn.”
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Before Covid-19, Trump Aide Sought to Use Disease to Close Borders
The president’s chief adviser on immigration, Stephen Miller, had long tried to halt migration based on public health, without success. Then came the coronavirus.
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Bush Calls for Unity. Trump Attacks Bush. And Then a Host of Others.
President Trump did not welcome a video by former President George W. Bush appealing for national solidarity in the face of a pandemic, and he made clear that such unity was not on his agenda.
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The Covid-19 Riddle: Why Does the Virus Wallop Some Places and Spare Others?
Experts are trying to figure out why the coronavirus is so capricious. The answers could determine how to best protect ourselves and how long we have to.
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These Are the Bedside Concerts Comforting Virus Patients
An I.C.U. doctor felt despair at how little could be done for the sick. Soon, she had musicians playing over the phone in hospital rooms.
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Global Backlash Builds Against China Over Coronavirus
As calls for inquiries and reparations spread, Beijing has responded aggressively, mixing threats with aid and adding to a growing mistrust of China.
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Coronavirus World Updates
Government plans for reopening have prompted protests and sown confusion. The Philippines joins other countries in severely restricting commercial flights.
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Global Race for a Coronavirus Vaccine Intensifies
Governments, companies and academic labs are accelerating their efforts amid geopolitical crosscurrents, questions about safety and the challenges of producing enough doses for billions of people.
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Federal germ warfare researchers have designed a “game-changer” coronavirus test that quickly identifies carriers of the deadly bug — before they become infectious, according to a new report.
The test, which emerged from a project set up by the US military’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency aimed at rapid diagnosis of germ or chemical warfare poisoning, was quickly repurposed when the pandemic broke out — and now may be able to detect the virus’ presence as early as 24 hours after infection, the Guardian reported.
That’s several days before a carrier is considered capable of spreading the disease to others, according to the report. It’s also about four days before existing tests can detect COVID-19.
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Your Life or Your Livelihood: Americans Wrestle With Impossible Choice
As states begin to loosen restrictions, the act of reopening will be carried out not by governors or the president, but the millions of individuals being asked to do it.
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Grandma Rocket, the Virus and a Family Whose Love Bridged 2,500 Miles
A matriarch to generations, both in the United States and Colombia, she struggled with the coronavirus on a ventilator. They gathered online and in the I.C.U. to prepare for the end.
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After a Lifetime Together, Coronavirus Takes Them Both
Across the country, reports are surfacing of long-term couples dying from Covid-19 in quick succession, redoubling the pain for those they leave behind.
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Coronavirus World Updates: Live Tracker
One of Europe’s toughest lockdowns has become a little less tight. India reported its biggest single-day case rise as it prepared to ease some restrictions.
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How Remdesivir, New Hope for Covid-19 Patients, Was Resurrected
The drug failed as a treatment for hepatitis and Ebola. With federal funding, scientists trained it on the coronavirus.
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As Businesses Resurface After State Shutdowns, So Does Divisiveness
Nearly a dozen states resumed portions of public life as a debate over the safety and timing of reopening grew louder.
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Two suspected shoplifters were caught in a wild brawl with staffers at a besieged Yonkers supermarket that says it has already lost $34,000 to thieves this year.
The almost 11-minute clip from Shop Fair supermarket in Getty Square on Monday started with one of the accused already being pinned to the floor in one of the aisles as another was held back.
“Look what they doing! Look what they doing to my brother!” yelled the second man, wearing a blue, white and red jacket.
After counting down from five, he waded in, appearing to throw at least one punch — with staffers leaping on him and exchanging blows.
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Will wearing a face mask become the new normal? As several European countries and a handful of states mandate that everyone must wear a mask in public, here's what the world would look like if the trend continues... forever.
Celebrities such as Ben Affleck and Andy Cohen are already finding masks are a great way to hide from paparazzi — and show off their star style. From the fashion world to high-tech helmets, masks might be here to stay long after coronavirus ends.
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This Blue Angels cockpit video will have you flying high. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Cody Hendrix filmed his 360-degree view while soaring over Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as part of the US military’s show of support for health care workers on April 28, 2020. The Navy’s Blue Angels and the Air Force’s Thunderbirds, a total of 12 fighter jets, flew over New York City, Newark, Trenton and Philadelphia.
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The first medical doctor to play in the NFL has returned to medicine to tackle the coronavirus.
Offensive lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif scrambled to the front lines just three months after helping the Kansas City Chiefs’ first Super Bowl victory in 50 years.
“My first day back in the hospital was April 24,” the 29-year-old guard wrote in Sports Illustrated of Friday’s first shift at a long-term care facility about an hour outside Montreal in Canada.
“I felt nervous the night before, but a good nervous, like before a game,” he said, adding the work left him “drained.”
“It’s wild to think that just 10 weeks earlier I played in the biggest game in sports.”
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Coronavirus Live Updates: More than Half of U.S. States Move to Reopen Businesses
Alabama, Maine, Tennessee and Texas are all allowing stay-at-home orders to expire. Armed protesters entered the Capitol in Michigan. The C.D.C. announced an initiative to speed virus research.
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Amid a Rising Coronavirus Death Toll, Trump Leaves the Grieving to Others
President Trump has led no national mourning for the more than 63,000 Americans who have died from the coronavirus, emphasizing confidence about the future rather than dwelling on the present.
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Labs Across U.S. Join Federal Initiative to Study Coronavirus Genome
The project, announced by the C.D.C., will help trace patterns of transmission, investigate outbreaks and map how the virus is evolving, which can affect a cure.
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With Kidney Treatment in High Demand, a Patient’s Health Quickly Declines
At the peak of the pandemic in New York, a longtime city employee joined a crush of patients needing dialysis.
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An Upstate N.Y. Backlash Over Virus Shutdown: ‘It’s Not Up Here’
Vast swaths of upstate are largely untouched by the pandemic, and some residents are more worried about the economythan about their health.
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Live Coronavirus Cases and Deaths Tracker
The president says federal guidelines on social distancing won’t be renewed. Beaches could close in California. Dr. Fauci said that he is optimistic a vaccine could be available as early as January.
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Coronavirus Live Updates: Federal Social-Distancing Guidelines Set to Expire
The weekly jobless report is expected to add millions to unemployment rolls, increasing pressure on states to ease restrictions. Dozens of bodies were found decomposing in two trucks at a Brooklyn funeral home.
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Trump Officials Are Said to Press Spies to Link Virus and Wuhan Labs
Some analysts are worried that the pressure from senior officials could distort assessments about the coronavirus and be used as a weapon in an escalating battle with China.
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Trump and Kushner on the Coronavirus: Wishful Thinking and Revisionist History
“We did all the right moves,” the president said Wednesday. “The federal government rose to the challenge, and this is a great success story,” said his son-in-law.
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