Bridge Was Their Passion. Then People Started to Die.
A bridge club was a social draw for scores of older Coloradans. Now, with four members dead from the virus, its future is unclear.
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‘Will You Help Save My Brother?’: The Scramble to Find Covid-19 Plasma Donors
A doctor stricken with Covid-19 was running out of options. His family mounted a search for a donor whose plasma might help.
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De Blasio Breaks Up Rabbi’s Funeral and Lashes Out Over Virus Distancing
After overseeing the dispersal of hundreds of Hasidic mourners in Brooklyn, Mayor Bill de Blasio called the gathering “absolutely unacceptable.”
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When N.Y. Needed Hospital Space, Film Location Scouts Pitched In
Enterprising creative workers, like artists, photographers and students, are using their unique skills to help the city through the pandemic.
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N.Y. Building Sites Reopen, Carefully, in Sign of Life Gearing Back Up
More than 5,200 construction projects have reopened in New York City, offering a glimpse of new routines in postpandemic workplaces.
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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is getting advice from White House hopeful Joe Biden amid the coronavirus pandemic, saying the former vice president is “regularly checking in” with her.
Whitmer, 48, praised Biden for his “counsel and friendship” in the ongoing public health crisis during an interview Monday with Politico.
“We’re cut from a similar cloth — he loves people,” Whitmer told Politico. “He is, you know, regularly checking in with me about what’s going on here in Michigan, what do we need … I have gotten some counsel from him in terms of, you know, just trying to communicate to people what we’re really confronting, the seriousness of it, and the hope that we need to have, but also trying to connect in a way that people really understand.”
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Coronavirus Live News Updates
At least a dozen states forged ahead with strategies to ease restrictions. After complaints, House Democratic leaders delayed members’ return to Washington.
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China’s Factories Are Back. Its Consumers Aren’t.
The manufacturing giant is once again turning out steel and cellphones. But job losses and pay cuts have left its people reluctant to spend — a problem the U.S. and Europe may soon face, too.
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Rhode Island Pushes Aggressive Testing, a Move That Could Ease Reopening
The state has seen a rise in cases of the coronavirus, in part, experts say, because it is testing more than many states.
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Hundreds of Miles From Home, Nurses Fight Coronavirus on New York’s Front Lines
“Every day you go in and you’re like, ‘Can I do this for one more day?’’’ a nurse from North Carolina said.
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Top E.R. Doctor Who Treated Coronavirus Patients Dies by Suicide
“She tried to do her job, and it killed her,” said the father of Dr. Lorna M. Breen, who worked at a Manhattan hospital hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its list of symptoms for the coronavirus, adding six new possible indicators of the deadly bug.
The CDC now recognizes chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat and new loss of taste or smell as possible symptoms of COVID-19.
Previously, the public health institute associated the symptoms of fever, cough and shortness of breath or difficulty breathing with the disease.
“People with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported — ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness,” the CDC says on its website, noting that the symptoms “may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus.”
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With rumors swirling about North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a state-run newspaper tried to prove the despot is alive and well by reporting that he has sent a thank-you letter to builders in a seaside resort.
The Rodong Sinmun outlet claimed Monday that Kim penned the message to builders working on a tourism project in Wonsan, where South Korea believes the leader has been staying since April 13, according to South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency.
“Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un has sent his appreciation to the workers who devoted themselves to building the Wonsan-Kalma tourist zone,” the Rodong Sinmun reported.
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Live Coronavirus in the US Updates
About three million cases have been detected around the world, and the global death toll passed 200,000. The C.D.C. added six new Covid-19 symptoms. Some states gradually allowed some businesses to open, as oil prices plummeted.
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Health Workers Under Attack During Coronavirus Pandemic
Stigmatized as vectors of contagion in some countries, health care workers have been assaulted, abused and ostracized.
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Three Things Lockdowns Have Exposed About Working and Parenting
For one thing, with children popping up in Zoom meetings, it’s impossible to hide that raising children is a round-the-clock responsibility.
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Coronavirus Live Updates: Social Distancing Will Last for Months, Birx Says
About three million cases have been detected around the world, and the global death toll passed 200,000. States across the United States gradually allowed some businesses to resume even as social distancing remains the norm.
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‘Possible Covid’: Why the Lulls Never Last for Weary E.M.S. Crews
New York’s ambulance workers have weathered the peak of the coronavirus epidemic, but their ordeal is not over yet.
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Trump’s Disinfectant Remark Raises a Question About the ‘Very Stable Genius’
The president has often said he is exceptionally smart. His recent suggestion about injecting disinfectants was not.
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Large, Troubled Companies Got Bailout Money in Small-Business Loan Program
Companies with accounting problems or in trouble with the government received millions in federal loans.
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Coronavirus Live Updates: China Says Wuhan Has No Hospitalized Cases
Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain will return to work on Monday, weeks after entering a hospital to be treated for the coronavirus.
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One Rich N.Y. Hospital Got Warren Buffett’s Help. This One Got Duct Tape.
The inequities of New York City’s health care system are clear at a public hospital in a section of Brooklyn hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus Live Updates: Some States Move to Reopen
States move to reopen as the U.S. nears a sobering 50,000 deaths from the virus. U.S. scientists join the World Health Organization in calling for better antibody tests.
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Coronavirus Live Updates: Pandemic Alters Ramadan Traditions; Scientists Ponder More Versatile Drugs
The virus is transforming the Muslim holy month, clearing out mosques and forcing families to replace physical gatherings with virtual meet-ups.
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Testing Remains Scarce as Governors Weigh Reopening States
In both red and blue states, governors, health departments and hospitals are finding innovative ways to cope, but still lack what experts say they need to track and contain outbreaks.
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Tighten your tinfoil hat.
Ever since the coronavirus was discovered, misinformation has spread as quickly as the deadly disease.
Wack-a-doo theories are causing people to destroy cellular towers and risk infection by joining protests. One Ohio man called the pandemic a “political ploy” and railed against stay-at-home orders, only to contract the disease and die. Cooped-up Americans are spending too much time online falling for pseudoscience and conspiratorial speculation when it comes to COVID-19.
Some bad actors are even trying to make a buck off the conjecture, peddling bogus cures such as black cat “paste” or $4,000 COVID “treatment packs.” As yet, there is no cure for the coronavirus.
But while there are a lot of unknowns about the highly contagious vir...
Reopening Has Begun. No One Is Sure What Happens Next.
The heated debate over when to restart the economy has obscured an issue that could prove just as thorny: How to do it.
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Trump’s Suggestion That Disinfectants Could Be Used to Treat Coronavirus Prompts Aggressive Pushback
Responding to the criticism from public health officials around the country, the president said he was playing a trick on reporters.
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