Nearly 600 USS Theodore Roosevelt Sailors Catch Coronavirus, Navy Evacuates
The Navy announced that 3,967 sailors had been taken off the aircraft carrier in Guam, where it is docked.
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The pollsters got it wrong when Trump took on Hillary in 2016. Can you trust them this time?
Have the pollsters learned from their mistakes in the 2016 presidential election? Maybe. Maybe not.
Federal Reserve President: Coronavirus Pandemic Needs '18-Month Strategy'
We should prepare for the worst-case scenario,
Neel
Kashkari cautioned.
Fauci: U.S. 'Obviously' Could've Saved Lives by Earlier Coronavirus Action
It is what it is. We are where we are right now,
the
public health official said.
Joe Biden Unveils His Own Plan to Reopen America
We should stop thinking of the health and economic responses
as separate. They are not,
the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee wrote in a new
New York Times op-ed.
Weathering the Perfect Storm
COVID-19 is not our only enemy. While the world confronts a pandemic, our critical infrastructure is vulnerable to cyberattack. Read this new report on where the weak points are and how to strengthen defenses against terrorists and cyber-criminals.
World's Best Hospitals 2020
Newsweek partnered with Statista Inc. to rank the leading hospitals in 21 countries
Who Leads the Field in Dependency Treatment in 2020?
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Chinese Carrier Sails into Pacific, Media Mock U.S. Navy's COVID-19 Woes
As the most powerful military force in the world, with
the highest level of combat readiness, the U.S.
military's failure to contain the virus has been
disappointing,
Peking University Center for Maritime Strategy Studies
director Hu Bo wrote.
heroes of the pandemic
Restauranteur Delivers Oranges to Hospital Workers Amid Coronavirus Crisis
We all have to help each other,
Matthew
Fermin, owner of East Harlem restaurant Santiago's
Beer Garden, told Newsweek.
Teenagers Shop for the Vulnerable During Coronavirus Emergency
I almost cried,
said a user of Six Feet
Supplies, a charity started by teenagers who shop for
those susceptible to COVID-19.
Philly DJ Rallies Friends, Strangers to Feed Nurses and Support Businesses
I want to keep it going as long as we can,
Ryan O'Connell told Newsweek.
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The Relief of Uncertainty, Muses One New Yorker
In these pestilent days of being a New York City denizen during the age of COVID-19, one travel writer muses on what we can learn from the uncertainty of reality.
Marvel at These 10 Freaks of Nature
The world is filled with unique, breathtaking natural wonders from boiling craters to caves full of luminescent glowworms. These 10 sites are a great place to start when looking for hope in some of Mother Nature's greatest offerings.
How wild, domesticated and zoo animals are managing COVID-19
Does one infected tiger in New York mean animal owners and lovers should be worried about their own furry friends?
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More Than 40,000 Americans Have Now Recovered From Coronavirus
More than 557,000 people have tested positive for the new coronavirus in the U.S., where the largest outbreak worldwide is occurring.
South Korea Sees Rise In 'Reactivated' Coronavirus Patients
A study into how immunity is developed after
COVID-19 infection is still ongoing,
Jeong Eun-Kyeong, the director of Korea's Center for
Disease Control and Prevention, said.
Christ the Redeemer Statue Lit up to Look Like a Doctor to Honor Medics
One of Brazil's most iconic attractions was lit up with a doctor's uniform on Easter Sunday to pay tribute to frontline health care workers.
Tornado Pictures Show Devastation to Homes Across Southern States
During the wide-ranging coronavirus stay-at-home orders, many have lost their homes and around 750,000 customers are left without power across 10 states.
Coronavirus Stimulus Check Scams, Fraud, Identity Theft Warning Safety Tips
Some Americans eligible for the scheme have begun to see the one-off payments arrive in their accounts, while millions more are waiting for the delivery of paper checks.
South Carolina Coronavirus State of Emergency Extended to End of April
At least 3,319 people have tested positive for coronavirus in South Carolina, and 82 people have died, according to public health officials.
San Franciscans Ignore Stay-at-Home Order to Picnic in Parks on Weekend
Groups could be seen enjoying the sunshine in Washington Square, Golden Gate Park and Dolores Park picnicking, strolling, dancing, and relaxing on the grass.
Fox News Host Responds to Trump Criticism: 'Enough'
The news should not be any president's friend, ally,
or buddy,
Fox & Friends co-host Jedediah Bila said.
Pastor Finds Loophole in Gatherings Ban, Claims Guests Are Part of Choir
The church service at
7 a.m. had more than 50 people, the one at 10 a.m.
had more than 50 people,
CNN correspondent Gary Tuchman reported.
Federal Reserve President: Coronavirus Pandemic Needs '18-Month Strategy'
We should prepare for the worst-case scenario,
Neel Kashkari cautioned.
Joe Biden Unveils His Own Plan to Reopen America
We should stop thinking of the health and economic
responses as separate. They are not,
the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee wrote
in a new New York Times op-ed.
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Some Americans eligible for the scheme have begun to see the one-off payments arrive in their accounts, while millions more are waiting for the delivery of paper checks.
Musicians Reimagine 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' For Charity
More than 80 people who make music for television and film have mashed up "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" and "What a Wonderful World" in latest coronavirus charitable effort.
Huawei's Canada Mask Donations Cause Bipartisan Concern in Washington
This Administration's retreat from multilateralism has been a
boon for Chinese soft power,
Senator Mark Warner (D) told Newsweek.
Fight Over Abortion Access in Texas During COVID-19 Reaches Federal Court
The court's ruling is only temporary, and briefings on whether to extend it are expected to be filed over the coming days.
Some Spanish Industries to Restart Under New Pandemic Guidelines
The guidance document prescribes a two-meter distance between commuters and recommends that users of public transportation wear hygienic masks.
A Third of American Renters Impacted by COVID-19 Did Not Pay Rent in April
The country has seen a roughly 12 percent decrease in the number of households paying rent in April, compared with last month, according to a report from the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC).
Scientist Says Coronavirus Vaccine Could Be Ready by September
Professor Sarah Gilbert at Oxford University is working alongside a team of researchers who are ready to move a vaccine they developed to clinical trials in two weeks.
As Brazil's Coronavirus Death Toll Top 1,000, Bolsonaro Greets Supporters
An increasing number of Brazilians are leaving their homes and dismissing social distancing guidelines in a move many regional government leaders say is being encouraged by President Jair Bolsonaro.
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