Thursday's Headlines: U.S. deaths surge past 4,600 as officials compare struggle with Italy’s outbreak
Everyone wants the new rapid virus tests. But where should they go first?; Fauci's security is stepped up as doctor and face of U.S. virus response receives threats; Treasury changes rules on eligibility for stimulus payments; Pelosi should 'stand down' on passing another rescue bill in House, McConnell says; Social distancing works. The earlier the better, California and Washington data show.; OANN gets booted from White House press room after making unauthorized appearance ; What you need to know from Wednesday's White House virus briefing; We Asian Americans are not the virus, but we can be part of the cure; We have a lot more time now. So why can't we get anything done? ; Whether D.C. becomes the next hot spot depends on what we do now; For the first time in my life, I think a depression is conceivable; Overestimating Trump is a mistake. So is underestimating him.; Republicans were warned. Yet they persisted in defending Trump.; Pakistan court overturns convictions in killing of journalist Daniel Pearl; Fountains of Wayne co-founder dies at 52 from coronavirus complications; This family home seamlessly blends Indian and Scandinavian design
Some White House officials want to ship many of the tests to areas where there are fewer cases, such as rural states and parts of the South. But public health experts say testing is needed everywhere.
By Steven Mufson, Juliet Eilperin and Josh Dawsey ●Read more »
After facing sharp criticism for forcing seniors who don't usually file tax returns to do so to get coronavirus relief payments, the Trump administration announced late Wednesday that Social Security recipients wouldn't have to do so.
The Senate majority leader, in an interview, said talk of a fourth emergency aid package in response to the pandemic was "premature." The House speaker said, "The victims of the coronavirus pandemic cannot wait."
After restrictions in the San Francisco Bay area and Washington state, there's evidence the curve of infections is flattening compared to other U.S. metro areas.
By Geoffrey Fowler, Heather Kelly and Reed Albergotti ●Read more »
Despite social distancing in the crowded briefing room, the White House made an exception for conservative One America News Network. White House correspondents pushed back.
Omar Saeed Sheikh's sentence was reduced to life in prison, and three co-conspirators were freed. The decision by the Sindh High Court can still be appealed to Pakistan's Supreme Court.
His band's biggest hit, "Stacy's Mom," earned a Grammy nomination in 2003 for duo/group pop vocal and helped land the band in the best new artist category.
Adam Schlesinger | 1967 – 2020●By Emily Yahr ●Read more »
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