Thursday's Headlines: Trump restricts travel from most of Europe for 30 days
In tirade, Trump urged Mnuchin to press Fed chair on stimulus plan; NBA suspends season after Utah Jazz player tests positive for coronavirus; The first U.S. layoffs from the coronavirus are here; First China. Then Italy. What the U.S. can learn from extreme coronavirus lockdowns.; Tom Hanks says he and wife Rita Wilson tested positive for coronavirus; After another string of victories, Biden turns his focus from Sanders to Trump; Sanders doesn't drop out — but it's not full speed ahead, either; This should be a wake-up call for our politics; The coronavirus is testing us all ; The Bernie Sanders spoiler campaign begins; Lock down, but don't shut down; Why shutting down colleges only shifts the coronavirus burden onto others; Sanders is the wrong candidate with the wrong message at the wrong time; Chelsea Manning recovering after suicide attempt, lawyers say; U.S. and coalition troops killed in rocket attack in Iraq, potentially spiking tensions with Iran; U.S. arrests hundreds in show of force against Mexico's Jalisco New Generation cartel; Two rare white giraffes were killed by poachers, officials say. Now there's only one left.
The president said his European travel restrictions will not include the United Kingdom and will include exceptions for Americans who have received "appropriate screenings." The announcement came on the same day the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a global pandemic.
CORONAVIRUS●By Katie Zezima, Tim Craig, William Wan and Felicia Sonmez ●Read more »
The exchange between the president and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, described by two officials familiar with it, reveals Trump's mounting fury as his administration struggles to manage economic fallout from the coronavirus.
By Robert Costa, Josh Dawsey, Jeff Stein and Ashley Parker ●Read more »
The early layoffs, while small, are an indication of how the novel coronavirus is triggering a rapid turnaround in the economy, which only weeks ago looked strong, with unemployment at a half-century low.
By Abha Bhattarai, Heather Long and Rachel Siegel ●Read more »
Ramping up testing capacity, quickly isolating sick or suspected patients, and introducing policies that limit public gatherings or require working from home have proved effective in China, Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea.
By Emily Rauhala, William Wan and Gerry Shih ●Read more »
Even as it continues to battle for delegates with Sen. Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden's campaign is working to reboot itself amid concerns within the Democratic Party that the operation is ill-equipped to match President Trump's reelection effort.
ELECTION 2020●By Matt Viser and Michael Scherer ●Read more »
Sen. Bernie Sanders conceded that he is losing the delegate battle to Joe Biden but declined to end his presidential bid and said he is looking forward to Sunday's debate.
The former Army intelligence analyst who leaked hundreds of thousands of documents to WikiLeaks was hospitalized days before a hearing on her civil confinement for refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the anti-secrecy website.
The acting Drug Enforcement Administration chief said that since the operation began Sept. 1, authorities had arrested more than 700 people and seized over 20,000 kilograms of drugs along with $22 million in cash and other assets.
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