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Fires and looting in Soho as protests continues
Soho was torn apart as police and firefighters struggled to keep up with crowds breaking into high-end stores and setting fires in the streets.
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China’s two session political gathering sets priority for COVID-19 recovery
Ten years after, facing another global recession, the central authorities saw the pandemic as “great timing” to develop “the new infrastructure,” which encompasses 5G, ultra-high-voltage power facilities, inter-city transport, new energy vehicle charging stations, big data centers, artificial intelligence and industrial internet.
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From peaceful protest to chaos
As night fell and tensions rose.
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Police clash with demonstrators at Floyd protest in Flatbush
The protest was largely peaceful on Saturday afternoon in the Flatbush Area. But gradually became rowdy when some demonstrators pelted police officers with stones, bottled water and other objects.
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Australia’s Covid-19 tracing app struggles after launch
COVI9_19 Safe App is on not getting public by in.
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From Harlem to the Lower East Side, protestors march, scream and battle for racial justice
Clashes with police occurred across downtown Manhattan through the night.
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New York City erupts in cry for racial justice
Demonstrations will continue throughout the weekend and into next week.
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Racial divide deepen after days of grief and anger
My only option, though, like many generations of black Americans before me, is to somehow, someway find a morsel of hope to continue.
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COVID-19 fuels fruit packers strike in Washington State
Workers from six different fruit packing plants in Yakima County, WA have gone on strike in the past month.
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Boston springs slowly back to life
Unlike New York, the stranglehold the coronavirus had on the city is noticeably loosening its grip.
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A dictatorship called COVID-19
The city that never sleeps is in deep slumber.
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During pandemic, Rio de Janeiro residents fear police
According to the National Institute of Public Security of Rio de Janeiro (ISP-RJ), the number of killings by state agents has soared in the 22 years since the agency started tracking these deaths
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Recovering from drugs during a pandemic
Since the “social distance” order has been put into effect drug recovery programs as well as groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous have had to modify treatment all over the country in order to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Covid-19 takes away the communal joy at Eid-al-Fitr celebration
Sunday’s prayers in the Mosque were the first in nearly three months with attendees.
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South Africa’s lockdown exposes inequalities
Lockdown has brought this lingering inequality to the forefront as South Africans of different economic levels complain about different aspects of their lockdown experiences.
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Churchgoers find spiritual growth through virtual services
In a time where social distancing is needed to curb the spread of coronavirus, Lachlan and many other Christian churchgoers must now kindle spiritual community over a computer.
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” I’m working with COVID patients tonight”
My mom normally treats people addicted to drugs, and since the virus outbreak, she also attends to medical-surgical patients. This was her first day treating coronavirus victims.
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Jewish traditions during a pandemic
Like other traditions, synagogues have been organizing memorials at home to grieve through Zoom.
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The Bible and Coronavirus
Finding a sense of meaning has been especially true with the onset of the coronavirus which she believes was predicted in the Bible, especially by the use of the word “pestilence.”
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Doctor uses social media to give advice and hope
On occasion, her videos come with Snapchat characters dancing in the corner, fun text, and filters- all in the name of providing a smile.
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First Sandy, Now COVID: Lower East Side Activists Grapple With Construction for Climate Project
Despite the pandemic and community resistance, the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project is still on schedule for a 2025 completion date.
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Dating during a pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing some young couples in their twenties to change their approach to dating and romance and to find new, creative ways to maintain their relationships.
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The last reponders
"We are the end point of death."
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When the pandemic hits a shelter for abused boys
Aged five to 10 and all survivors of neglect, physical and sexual abuse, they are no strangers to traumatic experiences.
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Portugal contains the coronavirus despite Spain’s woes
In other words, Portugal responded to the coronavirus before the situation got out of control.
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Warm weather brings crowds to Prospect Park
Prospect Park, the second largest park in Brooklyn which surrounds five neighborhoods, has become a popular gathering spot for many.
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New York coronavirus numbers continue to fall
There are 521 new cases of coronavirus reported on Saturday and 207 deaths, said Cuomo. Today, the same amount of deaths are seen since the number of deaths began to go up on March 27.
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Living through the pandemic while a loved one is behind bars
Isabel Castro last saw her husband in late February. Before the pandemic, she visited Antonio Ramos Cruz every week at […]
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Pandemic ends all high school senior year traditions
The seniors of Bayfront Charter High School are mourning all the memories lost.
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Coronavirus might have caused the death of many children who were misdiagnosed
Early recognition by pediatricians, referral to a specialist and critical care is essential.
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Farmers destroy staggering amounts of food even as food lines grow
Restaurants, hotels and schools were some of their biggest customers, and with their closing, there were no quick pivots to process massive amounts of food into smaller, consumer-ready packaging.
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Coronavirus pandemic threatens border towns in Mexico
The spread of coronavirus has impacted the entire world. In Mexico, where Northern cities border the United States, difficulties are amplified as the region tackles the well-being of both countries during the pandemic.
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Pence’s press secretary tests positive for Covid-19
It is the second time the White House has announced a Pence staff member tested positive for the coronavirus. The first tested positive in March.
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During pandemic NYC tenants in limbo
With many tenants out of work and rent strike movements growing, it’s becoming more and more difficult to find any kind of historical precedent for the current crisis.
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Llamas could be coronavirus heroes
Llamas create antibodies that could be useful in the fight against COVID-19.
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Lawmakers, Legal Experts Clash Over Much Needed Business Interruption Insurance Coverage for Small Businesses
“I don’t see how a virus that shuts your business down is any different than a flood or hurricane.”
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Rent relief in NY, JetBlue’s flyover and Trump’s valet tests positive for coronavirus in today’s news
So far, New York has reported over 332,900 Covid-19 cases and more than 26,200 deaths.
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Coronavirus tears through the Navajo Nation
It has the third-highest infection rate in the United States behind New York and New Jersey, and a per capita infection rate 10 times higher than Arizona.
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In Singapore, spaces close, but restaurants open
Life is not the same for essential workers, who aren’t given a real choice between eschewing health risks and maintaining a livelihood.
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Press secretary calls Fauci testifying before congress “publicity stunt”
"We don't have time in the middle of a pandemic for publicity stunts," said McEnany.
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Harry Potter and the Magical Malady of the Movies
I’m part of “generation HP,” the era of kids who grew up watching the movies as their first introduction to the franchise rather than reading the books.
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Trump speaks to human loss, Cuomo lashes out at President’s comments
The president said that that people are dying in other ways, from drug abuse to suicide.
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PPE in the city
However, as more people are using the masks and disposable gloves to protect themselves from the virus, the more these single use items are littering the streets.
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Boring Politics is Good Politics – Especially in a Pandemic
Oh, how I long for leadership that is dull.
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Stuck: Life under quarantine in Rio de Janeiro
I feel stuck, but I want to feel free again.
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New York’s Emptiness
The city that never sleeps is dormant.
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What Temporary Means: Portraits of family at home
These pictures explore and exist in this limbo of time––joyful and memorable, but occasionally lonely and grim.
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Stockholm Stays Open
This is Stockholm during COVID-19.
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NYC now producing its own coronavirus test kits
De Blasio said that the first batch of 30,000 tests are expected to be delivered by Friday, May 8th
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Miss you, mom: Spending Ramadan together through a screen
A few days ago she told me “I was feeling sad when I thought about Ramadan but my fasts have been so easy and pleasant because of you”. Hearing her say that made my day.
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Life in front of a screen
Unceasingly, and even more than before the virus, the bright blue lights of our cell phones, computers and televisions have been there, sharing everything we do.
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Coronavirus and the Shincheonji
The outbreak of coronavirus cases in South Korea centered around the Shincheonji Church of Jesus in the city of Daegu.
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It’s The Little Things
Finding Joy During the COVID-19 Crisis
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Biden denies sexual assault allegations
“They aren’t true,” said Biden in a statement issued on Friday. “This never happened.”
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Days In, Days Out: A doctor’s life during Covid-19
This is one doctor’s life during Covid-19: the atmosphere at the hospital and moments at home that bring us closer together.
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Contactless: Food Delivery amid COVID-19
This is a look into my unhealthy quarantine diet.
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Hasidic South Williamsburg Resists the New Reality
A View of an Insulated Neighborhood During COVID-19
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Solace in Suburbia
Enjoying the hidden backyard sanctuaries around our house and going on my daily walks through our typically suburban neighborhood helped me keep my sanity and find solace.
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Puerto Rico rocked by 5.4 magnitude earthquake
The U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake hit at 7:13 a.m. local time at a depth of nine kilometers near the coast of Pueñuelas and Ponce, a region still recovering from previous quakes that destroyed hundreds of homes.
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Texas Reopens
Restaurants, retail stores, movie theaters and malls are back to business in Texas.
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New York schools shut for the rest of school year
The decision on summer school programming will not be made until the end of May.
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Remdesivir offers hope in the battle against COVID-19
Remdesivir seems to help patients recover quicker from COVID-19
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Puerto Rico plans to reopen parts of the economy
But the U.S. territory, as of last week, had the lowest coronavirus testing rate in the country, performing an average of 15 tests a day for every 100,000 people.
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San Francisco based doctor comes back home to NYC to help
Dr. Tomas Diaz traveled to New York City to join the fight against COVID-19 at NY Presbyterian Hospital.
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News from New York, New Jersey and California in today’s coronavirus roundup
‘New York State on Pause’ will likely continue after May 15, in some areas of the state.
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A Central American Poet Explores Identity, Race, and Rhythm… Via Zoom
Since González’s readings rely heavily on body language as well as spoken words, Zoom’s tiny squares of visibility present a challenge.
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Tavern dishes out food, beer and thanks to truckers
Truck drivers — essential workers that have continued to deliver goods during the coronavirus pandemic — have pulled into this lot in Centerville, Ohio since late March to grab anything from burgers to pulled pork cooked by Mackenzie Manley, owner of Mack’s.
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A glimmer of hope for treatment drug, Florida set to reopen and DeBlasio loses his cool in today’s news
Patients who have taken remdesivr, have shown improvement in their condition over a quicker period of time.
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Advocacy groups aim to stop Trump’s immigration ban
In a public statement, the plaintiffs have described Trump’s most recent executive order as “another unlawful attempt to upend the family-based immigration system that is fundamental to our society and shared prosperity.”
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Military stunt pilots, Trump urges governors to reopen schools and Cuomo’s 12 step plan in today’s news roundup
According to the Washington Post, each team costs at least $60,000 per hour to have in the air with $20,000 of that just to fly the F-16 used by the squadrons.
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Blue Angels and Thunderbirds salute essential workers
The mission was given the name “Operation America Strong” and is happening across the United States.
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Virtual Education May Just Be a Non-English Speaking Parent’s Worst Nightmare
One of the biggest issues for teachers in minority-rich and low-income schools is how do they get participation and involvement from non-English speaking families?
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Trump is back at the podium
“We want to get our country open,” Trump said
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COVID-19 challenges mental health
As people continue to physically isolate themselves to slow COVID-19’s spread, their mental health may come under greater risk.
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Prepping in the time of coronavirus
One of Charles’ YouTube videos about the start of quarantine, posted on a Monday morning in March, begins with drone footage of a burning building and people with gas canisters waiting in line for fuel.
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Apocalypse Now
Being confined in a tiny New York apartment, where the walls are so low there isn’t enough space to crawl up them, and realizing that butt-shaped indent on your sofa is never going away, can drive anyone stir-crazy in a snap.
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Trump cuts press conference short
Neither President Trump nor Vice-President Pence accepted any questions from reporters.
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An undocumented family navigates the pandemic
Undocumented workers are not counted in the millions of people who lost their jobs and mixed status families are suffering in silence.
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Paterson, New Jersey parents struggle to overcome education disparity during pandemic
The lack of virtual learning is only one of the hardships that low-income families face at this time. Students’ parents are getting let go from their jobs.
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Soho on pause
This is a look inside Soho during the shutdown.
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Trump disagrees with Fauci over country’s testing capacity
Trump said that he thinks the U.S. has done “a great job” testing for Covid-19, the disease caused by the virus, and claimed that the nation is more advanced than other counties.
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Surviving the coronavirus
Rheamie Crenshaw tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Trump disagrees with Georgia Governor’s decision to reopen business
Kemp is allowing nonessential business such as spas, tattoo shops, hair salons, movie theaters and bowling alleys to reopen this week so long as they follow physical distancing orders.
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Losing a loved one to the coronavirus
What pains her the most is the thought of her aunt dying alone, away from family and surrounded by strangers.
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Immigration, a White House visit, states reopen, testing, and the economy are the COVID-19 news of the day
With immigration being the strawman of the Trump presidency, the abrupt announcement comes as his administration faces growing criticism over its handling of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Reporting during a pandemic
“When a crisis of this magnitude occurs, the journalist always has to run to the site of the crisis,” said Tarazona, who spoke in Spanish.
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Zombie genre feels real during pandemic
A live action scene plays out at the start of a new game, made up of reports about a mysterious outbreak, failures to contain the disease, riots erupting, and an oversized body bag covered in caution tape being loaded into a helicopter.
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Making masks to protect others
Many Americans are joining the mask making trend producing thousands off masks.
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Stuck in “Groundhog Day?” Embrace it.
The “nothing matters” vibe might be hovering over us most days; who cares if I’m not wearing pants or if I give myself a bad haircut?
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Wuhan reopens
Wuhan, the city in China where the coronavirus first emerged, has reopened after more than a 10 week lockdown.
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There’s still ‘Some Good News’ during pandemic
It’s hard to escape the reality of the coronavirus outbreak these days, but John Krasinski is here to give us […]
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New York’s numbers are decreasing, but “happy days are not here yet”
New York continues to be the hardest-hit state, followed by New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Michigan, which are also believed to have passed their peak of infections.
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Puerto Rican psychologists use telemedicine amid lockdown
Puerto Rico’s Legislature passed on Monday a joint resolution authorizing psychologists to use telemedicine to consult patients.
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Trump attacks governors again in the midst of the pandemic
President Donald Trump continued his feud with the governors today. It began with tweets stoking the flames of protest against […]
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A trip to the supermarket
This is a look inside Food Town in Prospect Park, Brooklyn during the pandemic.
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Pandemic closes dog parks
Social distancing is for the dogs.
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Mexico’s COVID-19 numbers are about to blow up
During this phase, the spread of the virus is expected to be extensive and the number of infections will rise steeply every day, making the chain of infection increasingly difficult to control both medically and socially.
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Trump’s plan to reopen America is announced
“Healthy Americans will now be able to return to work as conditions on the ground allow instead of a blanket shut down,” said Trump.
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New York City’s budget becomes the latest victim of the pandemic
De Blasio said that New York City is predicted to lose $7.4. billion in tax revenue in the next fiscal year, due to the pandemic.
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Music majors make music during quarantine
From finding out which computer angle picks up the best sounds of his drums to reworking an otherwise rigid practice schedule, Juilliard for Borden has never looked so different.
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New York residents required to wear masks in public
Disobeying this rule will not subject anyone to civil penalties, at least for the time being.
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Trump will announce state guidelines for reopening the country on Thursday
He said some states would be opening sooner than others, hopefully some as early as May 1st.
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The rise of the online workout
Gyms have gone online and those already on line are soaring during the pandemic.
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Cheers in New York City
Every evening at 7 p.m New Yorkers have been coming out to their windows to cheer for health care professionals, similar to movements like this all over the world.
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Trump stops WHO funding
President Donald Trump announced today that he would halt all funding to the World Health Organization. “I’m instructing my administration […]
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Black Americans are Dying at Disproportionately High Rates in the Coronavirus Outbreak
Blacks are dying at rates of up to 3,4, 5 or 6 times that of other races.
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Coronavirus flipped my world upside down
I wasn’t going to lose anything else to this deadly virus. I chose to fight for us.
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COVID- 19 found in Navy hospital ship sent to help victims
After a long night shift and a measly four hours of sleep, Hospital Corpsman Smith was woken up Wednesday by […]
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Easter
This is Easter Sunday in New York City during COVID-19.
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Anjelika Lazcano cares for the eldery during a pandemic
The shifts are long and hard.
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Spain struggles to adapt to the new normal of life during a pandemic
Spain waits for the quarantine to end.
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Mental health issues can soar in social isolation caused by pandemic
But even with online resources, mental health issues are proven to be exacerbated by social isolation.
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Coronavirus testing still lags
Despite having the most cases in the world, not enough tests are available.
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Checking in on Grandma During Lockdown
My grandmother Laura del Moral, 68, talks about how her daily routine has changed under Puerto Rico's month-long coronavirus lockdown, scheduled to end on Sunday
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Bernie drops out
The presidental campaign of Bernie Sanders has come to an end.
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Traveling to Australia during a pandemic
Jonathan Donald tells his story of traveling from New York to his native Australia during the pandemic.
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Emilija Corneva is a nurse battling the coronavirus
"I am ready to get sick."
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Trump continues to blame WHO for pandemic
But Trump continued to dismiss the virus’s seriousness as late as February 27th.
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Trump threatens to withhold U.S. funding for WHO
Trump appeared particularly upset with WHO’s opposition with his decision to restrict travel from China because of the coronavirus back in Jan. 31, saying “they were wrong.”
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The heart of Harlem struggles with social distancing
Most businesses are closed, reducing foot traffic. But essential businesses that remain open like the grocery stores and banks have created unavoidable crowds, putting people within close proximity of one another.
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New York May Have Reached its Apex in the Coronavirus Outbreak
“Hospitalizations are down, the ICU admissions are down, and daily intubations are down.”
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Puerto Ricans crowd supermarkets as government ramps us restrictions
The governer ordered businesses to bar anyone not wearing some sort of face mask from entering until further notice, and said scarves wrapped around the face would be admitted.
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Nurses pushed to the brink
With a staffing shortages, all nurses, no matter their speciality, are front line fighters in the pandemic.
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Living with an anxiety disorder during a pandemic
Will someone I love be contaminated?
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New York’s coronavirus apex coming in just days
With a shortage of ventilators, medical staff and hospitals filled to capacity, the state is heading into the heart of the battle.
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Unemployment claims skyrocket
A record breaking number of Americans filed for unemployment last week.
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Puerto Rico quarantines hundreds of cops amid coronavirus lockdown
Officers lack protective equipment like gloves and masks to protect them from the coronavirus.
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#CardiForPresident
If anyone can take us through the Coronavirus, it just might be Cardi B. Try not to let that scare you.
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Coronavirus: An International Perspective
A personal look at the worldwide toll of the pandemic
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It’s Too Soon to Say Vietnam is Winning the War on Coronavirus
Early action has proven to be effective in containing the virus as of now, but does this mean Vietnam is out of the woods?
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USNS Comfort providing little comfort
The ship was set to treat non-corona virus-related medical patients upon arrival, but 49 other restrictions on treatable aliments aboard the ship, as outlined by the United States Navy, is limiting who can get care.
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The tree of solace
If I go out the back though, where the tree is, if I go out the back door and look up, I am safe. No virus can get me there.
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White House will offer new guidelines advising Americans to wear masks
Meanwhile the coronavirus continues to wreck havoc. In just two weeks 10 million Amerians have lost their jobs.
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Millenials (Not) Gone Wild: Despite reports, many millenials are being responsible
“If I die, I die.” Three weeks ago, whether it was in preparation for a spring break trip, or planning […]
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Puerto Rico hospitals that turned away patients with Covid-19 symptoms will face penalties
Puerto Rico has reported 286 cases of the coronavirus and 11 deaths as of Wednesday.
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Say Yes to the Pudding – Especially During Quarantine
Let’s be thankful for what our bodies give us, no matter the size, shape, or numeric relationship with gravity.
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East Village life slows to a crawl
This is the East Village during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Trump opposes a national stay-at-home order
When asked why the federal government hasn’t declared a national shelter-in-place order, Trump emphasized flexibility.
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I Can’t Be Productive Right Now and That Is Okay
And, well, a global pandemic is not exactly a mood-lifter.
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From Wuhan to New York City: A coronavirus story
The flight arrived on Christmas Island late at night, and the evacuees were shuffled into large white vans, which took them to their accommodation, the detention center.
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Death toll in the US could be at least 100,000
The numbers represent a best case scenario, assuming full mitigations practices are put in place.
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Central Park’s East Meadow transforms into field hospital
This is a look inside the field hospital.
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International students go home
International students contributed nearly $41 billion to the country’s economy and supported 458,290 jobs during the 2018-2019 academic year. International students spend more than $5.3 billion a year statewide.
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USNS Comfort arrives in New York City
The medical ship will help relieve New York treatment facilities overwhelmed by the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Cuomo wants health care professionals from outside the state to help New York
Cuomo pleaded for a national response to help with New York State’s coronavirus crisis by undertaking a balancing strategy within the healthcare system.
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Philadelphia photographer captures family life during the coronavirus pandemic
Everyone is adapting to new times. And this project marks a pivotal moment in the artist’s own life and career.
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Trump is looking at enforceable quarantine to slow coronavirus spread
Cuomo said he doesn't like the sound of enforceable quarantine and doesn't know what it really means
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Trump rises in poll as coronavirus spreads
Trump has his highest poll numbers of his presidency.
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Trump signs $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package
The largest economic stimulus package in modern U.S. history includes direct payments of $1,200 to many individual Americans, including those who earn up to $75,000, and an additional $500 per child.
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Stimulus package, ventilators, EPA and a war of words with the governors in today’s news
It was a day full of firsts.
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Going Home
It’s funny how a global pandemic forces you to rethink a lot of questions, including where home is.
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Racism towards Asian Americans escalates during pandemic
Donald Trump has called the coronavirus the "Chinese virus"
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The vanishing subway
Few riders remain, and the ones that do wear masks and latex gloves in an attempt to protect against contracting the virus.
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Tourism fades in New York City
With the closing of museums, Broadway theaters and restaurants, the coronavirus pandemic has slammed NYC’s tourism into a plunge.
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New York City: Ghost Town
Social Distancing in New York City.
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Airlines canceled thousands of flights during pandemic
Flight cancellations peaked at 590 on March 27.
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