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Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
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.