Evening Edition: How cruise ships exposed thousands on board and helped spread virus globally
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The coronavirus infected passengers and crew on at least 55 ships — a fifth of the total global fleet — that sailed in the waters off nearly every continent, a tally by The Washington Post found.
By by Rosalind S. Helderman, Hannah Sampson, Dalton Bennett and Andrew Ba Tran ●Read more »
Retailers are offering big discounts to drive online sales, leaving fulfillment staff to take on extra shifts to box and ship makeup, Gucci bags, Ugg boots and other nonessentials.
The U.S. military is sending medical personnel directly into local hospitals in American cities as makeshift sites built by the Army Corps of Engineers see low occupancy rates.
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