Saturday's Headlines: U.S. officials scramble to warn against bogus cure floated by Trump
Healthy people in their 30s and 40s barely sick with covid-19 are dying from strokes; Short on cash, scared of coronavirus, Georgia businesses grapple with reopening; Trump aide has long-term vision for 'temporary' immigration order; AutoNation, a retailer worth billions, says it received nearly $80 million in SBA funds; Trump says he will block aid for Postal Service if it doesn't hike prices immediately ; Trump's executive order puts immigrants' American dreams on hold; Trump is exhibiting all the symptoms of a hydroxychloroquine overdose; I work at Smithfield Foods. I'm suing them over putting our lives at risk for your dinner.; Because of covid-19, this election will play a critical role in D.C.'s future; Why a case about jury verdicts could spell trouble for Roe v. Wade; Trump and Biden alike have stooped to demagoguery about China; Five actions we need to take to restore the American way of life; Trump's reversal on Ga. plan to reopen highlights tensions with Gov. Kemp; Canada's deadliest shooting rampage began with gunman assaulting girlfriend, police say; Pentagon, under scrutiny about aircraft carrier captain, defers decision on his future; A coronavirus crisis in the Navy
Urgent bulletins were issued to tell the public of the potentially lethal dangers of injecting disinfectants. The FDA also issued a separate warning about an anti-malarial drug President Trump had championed.
By Philip Rucker, Josh Dawsey, Yasmeen Abutaleb and Lena H. Sun ●Read more »
Gov. Brian Kemp (R) was one of the last governors to issue a statewide stay-at-home order. Now, Kemp is opening more businesses more quickly than anywhere else, bucking experts who warn that doing so could lead to an increase in the number of coronavirus deaths.
According to a recording of a private call, White House adviser Stephen Miller sees the president's coronavirus-related order creating changes to American society by limiting immigration.
For thousands of people in the process of becoming U.S. residents, the already substantial hurdles to securing the holy grail of U.S. immigration — the green card — have been raised higher by the order.
By Anthony Faiola, Ana Vanessa Herrero, Marina Lopes and David Stern ●Read more »
President Trump's rapid about-face has undermined a member of his party and added to the sense of confusion about how states should begin restarting economic activity in the middle of a deadly pandemic.
The Nova Scotia shooting that left 23 people dead started with the gunman's assault of his girlfriend, who escaped, hid in the woods overnight and emerged in the morning with information crucial to stopping him, police said.
How the Navy tried and failed to control a coronavirus outbreak — and a crisis of confidence — on the USS Theodore Roosevelt. Plus, child psychiatrist Matthew Biel on how to talk to kids about the global pandemic.
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