Mnuchin Says Trump Looking at Areas of U.S. Where Economy Can Be Reopened
Mnuchin also said he hopes the shutdown does not go on longer than eight weeks.
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HEROES OF THE PANDEMIC
Restauranteur Delivers Oranges to Hospital Workers Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Mnuchin also said he hopes the shutdown does not go on longer than eight weeks.
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.
CULTURE AND TRAVEL
What the World's Chefs Are Cooking Up at Home During the Pandemic
Find out what this international coterie of chefs and food writers—from Tbilisi, Georgia, to Rome to New York City—are cooking up while stuck at home, and get their tips for stocking your kitchens and pantries for optimum
deliciousness.
Take a Virtual Vacation With These Travel-Inspiring Films
For now, from the safety of your couch, you can still explore the world with these wanderlust-inspiring films. From 'The Beach' to 'Into the Wild,' these movies have the power to take you away from reality for a few hours and
let you dream of a post-pandemic adventure.
I'm Locked Down in Italy Playing Music—But I'm More Worried About America
Two American musicians play a nightly concert on their balcony while quarantined in their newly adopted home in Italy. It's a gift for their neighbors, but they also have a strong message for Americans, too.
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Potential COVID-19 Treatment Leronlimab Tested on Coronavirus Patients
A Phase II clinical trial has begun investigating the drug in patients with mild-to-moderate forms of the disease.
Romney, Graham in Bipartisan Call to Close China Wet Markets Over COVID-19
The group of senators, led by Republican Sen. Graham and Democratic Sen. Chris Coons made its plea in a letter to Chinese Ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai.
Trump Says Widespread Coronavirus Testing 'Would Never Happen' in U.S.
The president said a widespread COVID-19 testing program to assess whether Americans can safely return to work would be "a nice thing to do" but "would never happen" on his watch.
All Coronavirus Deaths in St. Louis, Missouri Have Been African Americans
"We are learning more about the coronavirus every day, but let me tell you this in no uncertain terms: It doesn't care if you are black, brown, white, red, yellow or some other shade," Dr. Echols wrote.
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Out of Intensive Care
"He will receive close monitoring during the early phase of his recovery," a statement about the prime minister's condition said.
PA Officially Closes School for the Rest of the Year Because of COVID-19
Governor Tom Wolf extended Pennsylvania's school closure through the end of the 2019-20 academic year on Thursday, in response to the state's growing number of coronavirus cases.
When Are Stimulus Checks Being Deposited Into Bank Accounts?
The IRS says it is developing a portal for taxpayers to quickly provide the agency with direct deposit information to help facilitate payments.
Forecast Map Predicts Counties at Greatest Risk from Surge in COVID-19
The Columbia University map shows which parts of the country will exceed the number of beds they have for critical care over the next six weeks.
Bill Barr Accuses Media of 'Jihad' to Discredit Hydroxychloroquine
The Attorney General told Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham that the debate about the malaria drug has been politicized.
U.S. Senate Warns Members Against Zoom Use Over Privacy Concerns: Report
Senators have reportedly been advised to use alternative video conferencing platforms or apps for remote working during the lockdown.
Saudi-Russia Oil War Deal Takes Shape, but Market Still Faces Coronavirus
Russia and OPEC representatives will meet Thursday following reports that a deal to end the price war is near.
FEATURED STORIES
Over 300,000 Have Recovered From Coronavirus, Per Johns Hopkins University
If a convalescent plasma program proves to be a successful treatment, more people recovering could potentially lead to even more people recovering.
Is It Selfish to Go Outside? Ethical Dilemmas During the Covid-19 Pandemic
The new coronavirus has infected more than 1.3 million people according to Johns Hopkins University.
North Korea Could Be Using Fertilizer Plants to Make More Nuclear Material
Margaret Croy's research shows that North Korea could be extracting uranium from phosphate fertilizers, and her report comes as the country's Sunchon Phosphatic Fertilizer Factory is reportedly "on the eve of completion."
Acting U.S. Navy Secretary Thomas Modly Resigns After Leaked Audio
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly submitted his resignation Tuesday, just one day after leaked audio overheard him calling ousted U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt commander, Captain Brett Crozier, "stupid" in an address to the ship's
crew.
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.
Cryptocurrencies Have the Potential to Solve the Bottlenecks of Our Monetary System
With the U.S.A. announcing it will print a seemingly unlimited supply of dollars to offset the effects of the COVID-19, cryptocurrencies have a unique opportunity to position themselves as a reliable store of value.
Who Leads the Field in Dependency Treatment in 2020?
When seeking guidance on beating an addiction, there are many things to consider. Where do you go to ensure that you will not just turn the corner, but keep carrying on down the right road for the rest of your life? Find out
more.
Newsweek AMPLIFY Launches Strategic Partnership Solutions for Brands
Newsweek AMPLIFY, the company's independent business unit, has launched a new program to empower digital brands with comprehensive content marketing and advertising strategies.
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How Can a Good Business Education Benefit You?
Enrolling at a good Business School might be the best investment you can make in your future, and while costs can be significant, the rewards are incalculable. Find out more.
What Can A Private Education Do For Your Child?
What is the single most consequential choice you make to give your child the best possible advantage in life? If you think it’s education, read on.
What Is Your Accounting And Finance Team Missing?
Have you ever wanted more from your accounting and finance professionals? These three letters can help.
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EDITOR'S PICK
Prince Charles and Camilla Celebrate 15th Wedding Anniversary
Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, were blocked from having a religious ceremony by the Church of England and Queen Elizabeth II "doesn't go to civil ceremonies," a royal author says
Which State Lockdowns in the U.S. Have Been Extended?
Amid the coronavirus pandemic that has spread across the U.S., a number of states have extended their lockdown orders, in an effort to combat the spread of the virus.
Biden Unveils Plan to Forgive Student Debt and Expand Medicare Eligibility
Biden on Thursday unveiled new plans on health care and education in an effort to unite the moderate and liberal wings of the Democratic party.
Winds of 1,500 MPH Recorded on 'Failed Star' 33 Light-Years Away
"While we have long been able to directly probe the winds of the bodies in our own solar system, we've had to conjecture what they're like in other kinds of bodies," researcher Peter Williams said.
CERN Creating 'Stripped-down' Ventilator for COVID-19 Patients
"We want to deploy our resources and competences to contribute to the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic," CERN Director-General Fabiola Gianotti said.
Is Eye Pain a Symptom of Coronavirus? Google Searches for 'My Eyes Hurt' up
Former Google analyst says his research provides "suggestive evidence that eye pain can be a symptom of the disease."
Prince William and Kate Middleton Hold First Royal Engagment by Video Link
Kate Middleton joked Prince William has already eaten the Easter chocolate as they attempted to lift morale in a school for children with parents on the coronavirus frontline.
Bernie Sanders Dropped Out—So Is Medicare For All Dead?
Democratic voters across the country largely rejected the candidates pushing for universal health care in the primary race.
