How Much Should the Public Know About Who Has the Coronavirus? Amid calls for more transparency, a debate is raging among public health experts over how much data on the spread of the virus should be released. Go to Source
Coronavirus Slowdown in Seattle Suggests Restrictions Are Working Officials in Washington State worry that their gains are precarious, but they see evidence that containment strategies have lowered the rate of virus transmission. Go to Source
China Created a Fail-Safe System to Track Contagions. It Failed. After SARS, Chinese health officials built an infectious disease reporting system to evade political meddling. But when the coronavirus emerged, so did fears of upsetting Beijing. Go to Source
Coronavirus Live Updates: Trump Drops Idea of Quarantining New York Region Technical flaws, regulatory hurdles, bureaucracy and a lack of leadership delayed the U.S. response to the virus even as scientists sounded the alarm, a New York Times investigation has found. Go to Source
N.Y.C.’s 911 System Is Overwhelmed. ‘I’m Terrified,’ a Paramedic Says. With coronavirus cases mounting, emergency workers are making life-or-death decisions about who goes to a hospital, and who is left behind. Go to Source
Who Should Be Saved First? Experts Offer Ethical Guidance Well before rationing caused by coronavirus, protocols were established about “who lives and who dies.” Go to Source
The Lost Month: How a Failure to Test Blinded the U.S. to Covid-19 Aggressive screening might have helped contain the coronavirus in the United States. But technical flaws, regulatory hurdles and lapses in leadership let it spread undetected for weeks. Go to Source
Medical Expert Who Corrects Trump Is Now a Target of the Far Right Dr. Anthony Fauci, the administration’s most outspoken advocate of emergency virus measures, faces a torrent of false claims that he is mobilizing to undermine the president. Go to Source
http://youtu.be/FAOhrhZlJI0 Long Island mom Diana Berrent, 45, has been taking The Post on her journey since testing positive for the coronavirus last week. She says: "Now that I’m in the clear, medically, and just dealing with the lingering (and lingering) symptoms, I look back at the start of this saga and the thing I am most grateful for, in retrospect, is that I put myself into full self-isolation in my bedroom at the start of my very first symptom of COVID-19 (I woke up with a 102 fever, there was nothing subtle about it). It’s now been 14 days, and I’ve only left my room once, and that was to get tested. I got sick early on, before the shelter-in-place orders. Social distancing hadn’t even happened at that point. It seems like a million years ago, but it was only two weeks — and a...
Coronavirus Live Updates: $2 Trillion Aid Bill Becomes Law as U.S. Cases Reach 100,000 President Trump said the government would buy thousands of ventilators, but it seemed doubtful they could be produced in time to help overwhelmed hospitals. Go to Source
Under Intense Criticism, Trump Says Government Will Buy More Ventilators In another day of mixed messages, the president criticized G.M. and authorized the use of the Defense Production Act to force it to make ventilators after the company had already announced it was going to. Go to Source
‘White-Collar Quarantine’ Over Virus Spotlights Class Divide Child care options, internet access and extra living space leave a gulf between rich and poor in coping with disruptions to school and work. Go to Source
Coronavirus Live Updates: U.S. Has More Cases Than Any Other Country At least 81,321 people have been infected in the United States. As states pleaded for supplies, the White House canceled a plan to produce thousands of ventilators. Go to Source
As Coronavirus Spread, Largest Stimulus in History United a Polarized Senate Markets shuddered as the $2 trillion economic stabilization package stalled before negotiators cemented a historic deal. Go to Source
Trump Administration Pulls Back From $1 Billion Coronavirus Ventilator Deal A deal with General Motors and Ventec Life Systems to produce tens of thousands of the critical lifesaving devices seemed imminent. Then the announcement was pulled back. Go to Source
Stock Markets in Asia Climb After U.S. Rally: Live Updates Live updates on stock market and business news during the coronavirus outbreak. Go to Source
‘It’s a Wreck’: 3.3 Million File Unemployment Claims as Economy Comes Apart The weekly figure is among the first data on the economic toll of the vast disruption of normal life and commerce caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Go to Source
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coronavirus The measure promises a $1,200 payout to millions of Americans and increased jobless aid to those out of work, and creates a government bailout fund for distressed businesses. Go to Source
13 Deaths in a Day: An ‘Apocalyptic’ Coronavirus Surge at an N.Y.C. Hospital Hospitals in the city are facing the kind of harrowing increases in cases that overwhelmed health care systems in China and Italy. Go to Source
De Blasio Calls Stimulus Deal’s Treatment of N.Y.C. ‘Immoral’ The mayor joined Governor Cuomo in criticizing the $2 trillion package for shortchanging New York, the U.S. epicenter of the coronavirus crisis. Go to Source
Fine Print of Stimulus Bill Contains Special Deals for Industries Small banks, retailers and for-profit colleges got provisions they wanted. So did Boeing. Among those who could potentially benefit: President Trump’s company. Go to Source
White House Considers Postponing Tariffs to Help Businesses: Live Updates Live updates on stock market and business news during the coronavirus outbreak. Go to Source
http://youtu.be/9locUDtW5kk Governor Andrew Cuomo urged cautious optimism on Wednesday as projections show New York's density control measures appear to be slowing the spread of coronavirus cases requiring hospitalization. “I’m not 100 percent sure it holds," said Cuomo, "or it’s accurate, but the arrows are headed in the right direction, and that is always better than the arrows headed in the wrong direction.” The New York Post is your source for breaking news, news about New York, sports, business, entertainment, opinion, real estate, culture, fashion, and more. Catch the latest news here: https://nypost.com/
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