Wednesday's Headlines: In unprecedented move, Treasury orders Trump’s name printed on stimulus checks
Trump's inaccurate assertion of 'total' authority sparks challenge from governors; CDC, FEMA create a plan to gradually reopen the nation; Trump wants to declare country open by May 1 — but the reality will be much slower; Trump cuts off new funding for the World Health Organization over pandemic response; Their Olympic dreams deferred for a year, here's how athletes are training at home; Covid-19 checkpoints targeting out-of-state residents draw complaints and legal scrutiny; Coronavirus challenges the military's way of doing things — including haircuts; The coronavirus is depriving people of the rituals needed to process pain; The science is challenging. But we should be hopeful for a covid-19 vaccine.; Josh Hawley's coronavirus relief plan addresses the one big truth; The important question isn't when the government is going to lift restrictions. It's this.; National governments have gone big. The IMF and World Bank need to do the same. ; Trump and Kushner could reap a pandemic windfall; Supreme Court avoids one abortion battle, but two new ones just started; Democratic voter motivation in Wisconsin worries Republicans; Obama gave Biden his endorsement. He should really give him his lighting, that set and his camera.; A house blown onto a street, an untouched cake and photos carried 100 miles: Tornadoes leave bizarre scenes in their wake; 'Mrs. America' tells the story of the women's movement from the dark side of the Force
Joe Biden and prominent governors overseeing states hit hard by the pandemic skewered the president's claim. A handful of GOP lawmakers also cited the Constitution.
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The advisory gives guidance to state and local governments on when and how they can ease off drastic restrictions such as stay-at-home orders in a phased way to support a safe reopening.
By Lena H. Sun, Josh Dawsey and William Wan ●Read more »
The president said that he plans to ask the governors of all 50 states later this week to implement "a very powerful reopening plan" in their states at whatever time they deem appropriate.
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Gyms and pools closed, and social distancing guidelines kept athletes from interacting with coaches and trainers. Each has had to find his or her own way. Here is how U.S. athletes are adapting their normal training routines.
Law enforcement experts say such broad use of roadblocks is extraordinary and unprecedented in the United States, and legal specialists question their constitutionality and effectiveness.
Abortion providers in Texas withdrew their request that the Supreme Court step in to stop the state's effort to restrict the procedure during the pandemic, but new legal battles began Tuesday in Louisiana and Tennessee.
Thousands of Democrats were mobilized by their anger with the GOP for its insistence on holding the election amid the pandemic — seen by many as a way to suppress turnout and boost the conservative candidate in an obscure court race.
Election 2020●By Amy Gardner,, Dan Balz and Dan Simmons ●Read more »
FX's invigorating, infuriating and only faintly inspiring miniseries about the near-passage of the Equal Rights Amendment tries to accomplish a lot of things at once.
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