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Apple and Google are coming together, along with government and health authorities, to help track the coronavirus outbreak.
Amazon Faces Multiple COVID-19 Complaints to Safety Watchdog About...
Amazon said it is "committed to ensuring a clean and safe workplace" following the concerns raised by workers.
Israeli police killing sparks protests across country
Protesters in Israel are drawing parallels between the killing of an unarmed, autistic Palestinian man by officers and police violence in the U.S. The man's caregiver says she repeatedly warned officers the 32-year-old was disabled, and begged them not to sho…
Permission Slips and Tracker Bracelets: How Are Quarantines Enforced?
Countries are experimenting with both high- and low-tech ways to enforce lockdowns or self-quarantines. WSJ reporters in Rome, New York and Hong Kong compare their isolation experiences to show how some governments are willing to impose stricter measures to s…
Johnson & Johnson to discontinue sales of talc-based baby...
Johnson & Johnson will discontinue the sale of talc-based baby powder products in the U.S. and Canada, the company announced on Tuesday after facing lawsuits from thousands of people who claim the talc-ba...
Rep. John Lewis Is Remembered in Nation’s Capital
The nation’s capital paid its respects to the late Rep. John Lewis, the civil-rights icon who helped usher in a landmark voting-rights law aimed at bringing an end to political suppression of Black Americans. Photo: Jonathan Ernst/Zuma Press
Florida’s largest teachers’ union files suit against state over...
The largest teachers' union in Florida filed a lawsuit against Gov. Ron DeSantis over his administration's push to fully reopen all public schools next month.
LA ballot measure would shift nearly $900 million away...
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted to include a charter amendment on the ballot in November to would redistribute $880 million from law enforcement to community programs.
How Ted Lieu’s Asian American upbringing helped forge his...
“If I'm not going to be doing things or speaking out, then I should give this job to someone else,” Lieu told NBC Asian America.
German economy plunged 10% during 2nd quarter amid pandemic
Germany's economy took a massive hit during the pandemic shutdowns
Fed bans stock buybacks, caps dividend payments for big...
The Federal Reserve on Thursday banned more than 30 large U.S. banks from buying back their stock and limited the size of dividends they could pay out to shareholders due to the financial strain of the coronavirus r...
‘I’m not flying until there’s a Covid-19 vaccine’
Airlines are hoping new safety measures will reassure travelers enough to resume flying despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but some say they're staying on the ground until the crisis is well and truly over.
Man Charged for Allegedly Shooting Waffle House Employee After...
Kelvin Watson, 27, has been charged with attempted first-degree murder after the shooting at the Waffle House restaurant.
‘Exceedingly rare’ cognac from 1762 fetches $146,000 at auction
A cognac from a 1762 vintage sold for £118,580 ($146,000) at an online auction on Thursday.
The Latest: Merkel: Virus will infect up to 70%...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is citing expert estimates that up to 70% of the population could be infected by the new coronavirus as she insists on the necessity of measures to slow its spread
Colorado Man Receives Stimulus Check for Mother Who Died...
He notified the government of his mother's death before stimulus checks were being sent out to Americans, but she still got one.
Coronavirus: One week in one hospital
The BBC has been given unprecedented access to a hospital in the heart of London, for one week.
1 in 4 American workers have filed for unemployment...
More than 40 million Americans have filed for first-time unemployment benefits since the coronavirus pandemic forced the US economy to shut down in March. Nearly one in four American workers has filed for unemployment insurance.
Antibody tests for Covid-19 wrong half the time, CDC...
Antibody tests used to determine if people have been infected in the past with Covid-19 might be wrong up to half the time, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in new guidance posted on its website.
Canon EOS R5: everything we know so far about...
While Canon has made the EOS R5 official, letting us know it's in development, it hasn't revealed all the specs yet.
These places post the greatest risks for contracting coronavirus
These places post the greatest risks for contracting coronavirus, according to a survey of four public health experts by MLive in Michigan.
Hong Kong protesters mark 6 months since movement began
Hundreds of people have joined an evening demonstration among Hong Kong's skyscrapers marking six months since the city's protest movement began
New Star Wars game Project Maverick leaks – and...
A new PS4 listing for an unannounced game Star Wars: Project Maverick has leaked, but what is it?
7 dead, 28 missing as hotel in China virus...
At least seven people were killed and another 28 are missing after a hotel being used in China's coronavirus fight suddenly collapsed
1 injured in shooting at Naval Air Station Corpus...
One security force member has been injured in a shooting at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi in Texas Thursday morning.
Wear a mask, hit the slots: An Idaho casino...
After being closed for more than a month, the Couer d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel re-opened on April 27 and it’s operations look very different.
‘There’ll be more death’: Trump says it’s time to...
"It's possible there will be some because you won't be locked into an apartment or a house or whatever it is," President Donald Trump told ABC News in an interview on Tuesday.
FEC reaches quorum after Senate confirms Trainor
The vote will end a nearly nine-month period without enough commissioners for the elections watchdog to function.
Average American has gained several pounds during self-isolation, study...
This shouldn't surprise those of us that partook in the "cereal pancake" trend.
African photography: Colonial food, cock fights and crowded buses
An exhibition of African photography reflects politics, past times and personal relations.
Omar says some protestors ‘felt terrorized by the presence...
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) said on Sunday that some protestors demonstrating the police-involved death of George Floyd "felt terrorized by the presence of tanks" and National Guard troops in Minneapolis....
Clues found at Kobe Bryant’s crash site as new...
The helicopter carrying Bryant and his 13 year old daughter Gigi did not have a terrain avoidance system or a black box when it crashed into the steep terrain on the foggy Sunday morning, though feds investigating the case did find some clues in the wreckage.
Warren embraced high-dollar fundraiser circuit for years — until...
Chase Williams grinned broadly as he stood for a photo next to Sen. Elizabeth Warren, chatting briefly with the Massachusetts Democrat before moving on so someone else could have their turn.
It was the kind of moment that has become a ubiquitous part of War…
Conservatism Remains Rooted in the Constitution
Though some would rather leave it behind, our founding document is the best expression of our ideals, and our best hope of realizing them.
The post Conservatism Remains Rooted in the Constitution appeared first on The American Conservative.
Antonio Brown Shares Apology to Ben Roethlisberger on Instagram:...
The former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver took to social media to apologize to his former teammate after a long-running feud.
Abby Hornacek on becoming a ‘Top Gun’: ‘I passed...
Fox Nation host Abby Hornacek got a glimpse of what it takes to become one of the world's most elite fighter pilots -- better known as a "Top Gun."
Senators press Postal Service over complaints of slow delivery
Four Senate Democrats are pressing the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) over complaints about slow deliver since Postmaster General Louis DeJoy took over in June amid concerns a backlog could impact tallying mail-in ballots in November.
TikTok “outlet challenge” sparks fire safety concerns
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US grapples with pandemic as its origins are traced...
The United States is grappling with the worst coronavirus outbreak in the world, as Florida shattered the national record for a state’s largest single-day increase in new confirmed cases with a reported 15,299
Must-watch videos of the week
A black bear in a tub, a rare look at the Obama family, a light moment between the Cuomo brothers. These are the videos you don't want to miss this week.
Trump takes track to open Daytona 500
President Trump took to the track to open the Daytona 500 race Sunday. Trump arrived at the Daytona 500 Sunday afternoon with his full motorcade on the speedway. He made about a quarter lap before he pulled aside. Trump is on the track at...
17 tons of candy crunched as truck spills load...
A crash early Friday morning near Knoxville, Tennessee, spilled more than 17 tons of M&M's onto an interstate ramp.
Jamie Ritchie: Scotland forward ‘humbled’ by British and Irish...
Jamie Ritchie admits it is "extremely humbling" to be discussed as a potential British and Irish Lions pick for next year's tour of South Africa.
Italy’s South Tyrol invokes autonomy to pry open lockdown
Words of resistance written in fire burned on a mountainside in Italy's South Tyrol province this month
School board member demands Sasse apologize for ‘despicable’ graduation...
A school board member for Fremont Public Schools in Nebraska demanded that Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) apologize for his "despicable" graduation speech over the weekend.
All 50 states slowly begin to reopen despite growing...
All 50 states are reopening segments of their economy, including New York and California. This comes despite the pandemic's growing death toll, which is nearing 100,000 in the U.S. alone. Meg Oliver reports.
Hospitals told to send coronavirus data to Washington, not...
Calling the CDC method of gathering hospital data outdated, the Trump administration is having coronavirus information sent to another agency. HHS says it will be faster and more complete.
Mideast airlines lose $7B as airports shut to combat...
Seven Middle Eastern countries suspended all commercial flights due to a fast-spreading new virus as the aviation industry's largest trade association announced that airlines in the region have lost more than $7 billion in revenue
Lyft partners with anti-sexual violence organization to offer free...
Lyft and the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network announced a pilot program Tuesday aimed at providing victims of sexual violence with resources to flee from their abusers.
Anti-corruption body asks for help to find Madagascar FA...
Madagascar's anti-corruption watchdog is asking for help to track down Raoul Arizaka Rabekoto, the head of the country's football federation.
US fighter jets intercept Russian aircraft off Alaska coast...
U.S. fighter jets for the second time this week intercepted two formations of Russian military aircraft off the coast of Alaska, North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) said in a Wednesday statement.F-22 R...
Nature is flourishing in Venice as coronavirus keeps tourists...
The Rialto Bridge and Grand Canal are deserted, but unlike the wildlife, Venice's human residents survive on throngs of tourists.
Jimmy Failla: Please MLB, after months without sports, don’t...
American sports fans are desperate to watch live games
‘Justice will be served!’: Trump weighs in on George...
Floyd, 46, died Monday night after a Minneapolis police officer pinned him by the neck with his knee for more than eight minutes. The president called the Floyd his death "very sad and tragic."
Babylon Health admits GP app suffered a data breach
The video call app allowed some patients to see recordings of others' sessions with medics.
Michael Goodwin: America needs its own ‘Christmas Truce’ to...
In the long annals of war, tales of courage, slaughter and despair dominate, but one event stands out for its example of shared humanity: the spontaneous Christmas Truce of World War I.
GM among partners planning $2.3B battery plant in Ohio
General Motors (GM) and South Korean company LG Chem announced Thursday that they will begin producing battery cells for electric vehicles at a new plant in Ohio.The companies plan to invest a total of $2.3 billion...
US airlines prepare for possibility of domestic travel shutdown
U.S. airlines are preparing for the possibility of a shutdown on passenger flights in the U.S. due to the spread of the novel coronavirus, an industry source said.
The Roger Stone Sentence Was Entirely Appropriate. It’s the...
Any lawyer who knows anything about federal sentencing knows that seven to nine years for a 67-year-old first offender for obstruction of Congress is grotesquely excessive.
Former Fox News host Ed Henry accused of rape...
A second plaintiff also accuses Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson of harassment.
Correction: Barr-Religious Broadcasters story
In a story published February 26, 2020 about the National Religious Broadcasters convention, The Associated Press erroneously reported that attorney Jay Sekulow was scheduled to appear on a panel with U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos
Lawyers ask Georgia panel to spare condemned man’s life
Lawyers for a Georgia man set to be executed this week are asking the state parole board to convert his sentence to life without the possibility of parole
China coronavirus: Number of cases jumps as virus spreads...
New cases of the respiratory illness are confirmed in the cities of Wuhan, Beijing and Shenzhen.
China confirms virus outbreak has now killed 6 people
There have been more than 300 confirmed cases of the flu-like coronavirus, which can be transmitted person-to-person.
People convert book-sharing libraries into mini food banks during...
Pasta, peanut butter and packets of ramen are replacing shelves of books in "little free libraries" across the country amid the coronavirus outbreak. The free book-sharing libraries are being con...
Covid-19: Fourteen covid-related deaths at Glengormley care home
The patients, who all died from covid-related symptoms, were residents of Glenabbey Manor.
Biden rips Trump tweets on Iran: ‘Incredibly dangerous and...
Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden ripped President Trump's tweets on Iran as "dangerous and irresponsible" on Saturday night after Trump...
Thousands evacuated as river dams break in central Michigan
Rapidly rising water has overtaken dams and forced the evacuation of about 10,000 people in central Michigan, where flooding struck several communities along rain-swollen waterways
Meet Dotted Line, Wayfair’s new organizing and storage brand
With drawer organizers, shelving units, garment racks and more, Wayfair's new Dotted Line is about to make transforming (and organizing) your home easier than ever.
Coronavirus government response updates: Mnuchin says jobless claims ‘not...
The Senate cleared a massive coronavirus relief package by unanimous vote Wednesday. A White House coronavirus task force briefing is scheduled for 5 p.m.
Coronavirus: China reports no Covid-29 deaths for first time
For the first time since January, China reports no coronavirus-related deaths.
Alexis Ohanian on “education” from wife Serena Williams
Ohanian said he made the decision to resign from Reddit's Board of Directors for his and Williams' 2-year-old daughter
Trump orders agencies to cut regulations that ‘inhibit economic...
An executive order signed by President Trump Tuesday directs agencies to consider what sort of deregulatory action they might take that could spur economic growth.
CupCheck: 10 major leaguers market game, help fight cancer
Ten current or retired Major League Baseball players have devised a game that helps raise money for testicular cancer research
Camper van rentals double during pandemic
While the rest of the tourism industry contracts, van rental companies can hardly keep up with the demand for campers.
Premiership Rugby: Points penalties among Covid breach punishments
Clubs could be fined or deducted points or have individual players banned for breaches of coronavirus rules when the Premiership season restarts.
Trump is blocking vital biomedical research
The Trump administration put into effect regulations that impede a crucial area of biomedical research: studies using human fetal tissue cells. This will merely add unnecessary bureaucratic burdens that will discourage vital research, writes Robert Klitzman.
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People online were enamored with the pup lounging in the background.
Districts go round and round on school bus reopening...
Reopening schools during the coronavirus pandemic means putting children on school buses, and districts are working on plans to limit the risk
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