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As virus kills, NYC shortens deadline for claiming dead
Wiped out of toilet paper? Here's why
Father arrested in park over coronavirus rules
UN chief warns COVID-19 threatens global peace and security
Police apologize for using 'The Purge' siren
90,000 cruise crew at sea amid COVID-19 outbreak
How to take haircutting into your own hands
Hate crimes against Asian Americans may rise: FBI
Couple killed by daughter's boyfriend, say police
Andrew Yang facing backlash for his op-ed
The former presidential candidate has been criticized for comments last week.
April 05, 2020
COVID-19 patient talks ICU experience
David Lat called his asthma an "Achilles heel" for the virus to exploit.
April 07, 2020Faces of the coronavirus pandemic
Over 12,000 people have died from the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.
April 08, 2020
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April 10, 2020, 2:08 AM
Signs of Strength: ABC's James Longman's feel-good news stories
Flight attendants rally together to give health care workers first class service, people who recover from COVID-19 get a round of applause and more stories of hope amid the pandemic.
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Printing protective equipment in the basement
From Louisiana to Montana, grassroots army makes face shields with 3D printers to address coronavirus shortages.
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Texas reaches milestone of 10,000 COVID-19 infections
Sen. Ted Cruz speaks about his days in self-quarantine and concerns for his home state.
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The Rundown: Top headlines today: April 9, 2020
Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.
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NY death toll reaches record high for 3rd consecutive day
The state now has more COVID-19 infections than any country in the world.
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More than 16 million file jobless claims in last 3 weeks
While Americans wait for government stimulus checks, food pantries are a saving grace.
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Researchers rush to fill gap in ventilator supply
One MIT team is working to find a low-cost solution to the shortage of ventilator machines during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Families celebrate virtual Passover
Jewish families across America are finding alternative ways to celebrate Passover amid social distancing practices during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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By the numbers: Ventilator supply in the US
COVID-19 cases rise and hospitals work to find lifesaving ventilator machines.
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Mourners struggle as COVID-19 overwhelms funeral homes
ABC's David Wright reports on the strain coronavirus has placed on mourners around the world due to social distancing standards, and how it's overwhelmed funeral homes.
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Americans struggle to feed their families as unemployment numbers climb
Lisa Scales, CEO of the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, discusses how food banks service those in need.
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April 9, 2020, 8:51 PM
Texas governor sued over blocking bail to those trying to avoid coronavirus
Dozens of state inmates have tested positive for COVID-19
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Laila Ali on supporting Feeding America
Laila Ali talks about why Feeding America is especially important to her now.
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Food insecurity and how restaurants are suffering
Tom Colicchio, a founding member of the Independent Restaurant Coalition and a judge on "Top Chef," discussed food advocacy.
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DoorDash partners up with Feeding America
Tony Xu, CEO and co-founder of DoorDash, discusses the company’s relationship with the nonprofit organization, Feeding America.
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Many Americans face new challenges when it comes to putting meals on the table
Rampant food insecurity is being linked to the 6.6 million people who’ve file for unemployment for the third straight week due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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New Mexico took advanced measures to flatten the curve, slow spread of coronavirus
Gov. Michelle Lujan Chrisham discusses the impact COVID-19 has had on her state.
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Heart surgeon returns to hospital after recovering from COVID-19
A heart surgeon at Maimonides Medical Center received rousing applause from hospital employees welcoming him back.
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Stunning rainbow forms above Niagara Falls
Ontario, Canada, resident Brenda Bowes said that she appreciates the falls even more than usual during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Chef Tom Colicchio says coronavirus relief package doesn't work for restaurants
The Crafted Hospitality owner laid off over 400 employees due to COVID-19.
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Doctors, nurses across US step up to help NYC on the coronavirus front lines
"It's our responsibility to step up," one nurse said.
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New site puts scissors in your hands and offers stylists to walk you through haircut
It's probably been awhile since you've had a haircut.
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Prison disturbance may have been triggered by COVID-19 outbreak
Officials believe an incident near Seattle was triggered after six inmates tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Over 100 cruise ships stuck at sea
The U.S. Coast Guard says that the ships, carrying nearly 100,000 crew members, are unable to dock at ports in the United States due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Severe weather moves into the Northeast, the Deep South
There were six tornadoes reported with these storms, three in Arkansas.
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Severe weather moves into the Northeast, the Deep South
There were six tornadoes reported with these storms.
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Over 90,000 cruise ship crew members stuck at sea amid coronavirus outbreak
Last week, three cruise crew members had to be med-evaced, one later died.
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Planet in Crisis
Bio-diversity loss threatens mass extinction and new pandemics.
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Arkansas hospital discharges COVID-19 patient
The hospital called David Williams, who was on a ventilator while suffering from coronavirus, its "first miracle patient."
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Top headlines today: April 8, 2020
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April 9, 2020, 12:51 AM
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Battle over flight refunds
A new class-action lawsuit seeks full refunds, not vouchers, for flights canceled due to COVID-19.
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New report shows US may have missed COVID-19 warnings
U.S. medical investigators overseas filed an intelligence report warning of a potential crisis.
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Tough moments on the front lines
Doctors in hard-hit New York City continue to battle the coronavirus.
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Community gives special send-off to medical volunteers
Community members in Ithaca, New York, were encouraged to join the send-off while practicing social distancing.
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April 8, 2020, 10:13 PM
Florida EMS charged with felony after intentionally coughing on store employee
Christopher Canfora, 49, intentionally coughed on a store employee after commenting on the business' efforts to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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Mother pleads for forgotten front-line workers after daughter dies of COVID-19
Leilani Jordan loved helping the customers at her grocery job, her mother said.
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Police apologize for using 'The Purge' siren to signal town's coronavirus curfew
Cops said they didn't know the alarm was used in the dystopian movie franchise.
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Physically apart but spiritually connected
With so much human contact cut off, the Jewish community in Baltimore is finding ways to stick together and keep the faith.
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News headlines today: Apr. 8, 2020
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Police use "purge siren" to signal curfew for city
In an effort to alert residents to the parish-wide curfew in Acadia Parish, Crowley Police rode around town broadcasting an alarm signal.
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Auto insurance companies returning $800M in premiums during COVID-19
Two companies announced premium relief plans amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Faces of the coronavirus pandemic: Remembering those who died
Over 12,000 people have died from the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.
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How essential workers who can't stay home are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic
Some utility workers have turned their offices into bedrooms.
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What we know about coronavirus and pets, according to veterinarians
The CDC has reported no cases of domestic pets with coronavirus.
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April 8, 2020, 2:29 PM
Man charged with felony after intentionally coughing on store employee
Man coughed after allegedly saying social distancing is "getting out of hand."
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Storm system brings hail to Chicago, Michigan
Thunderstorms are expected from Kentucky to the Gulf Coast Wednesday.
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Family sues Walmart after worker dies of coronavirus
The family of Wando Evans, 51, claims the company did not provide employees with protective equipment during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Damaging winds, hail and tornadoes forecast from Midwest to the South
A new storm system will bring more severe thunderstorms to the Midwest.
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Father arrested for playing with daughter in park, citing coronavirus restrictions
The police department has apologized for the arrest, calling it an "overreach."
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April 8, 2020, 2:48 AM
Wisconsin governor lost bid to postpone primary election
Gov. Evers asked for primaries to be postponed while the state is under stay-at-home orders due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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