With nearly everything closed ― schools, public buildings, bars, restaurants and beyond ― the country is being told to limit outings to essential errands only. But do doctors’ appointments count as essential? Some appointments ― like a weekly massage or perhaps a dental cleaning ― you may be able to postpone, but what about vital […]
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Andy Cohen, producer and host of Bravo TV’s “Watch What Happens Live,” announced Friday that he tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus. “After a few days of self-quarantine, and not feeling great, I have tested positive for Coronavirus,” the TV host posted on Instagram, saying he was “putting a pin
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Three mushers in Alaska’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race were rescued Friday after they activated their SOS beacons because of deep overflows on the trail March 21, 2020, 1:06 AM 2 min read Three mushers participating in Alaska’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race were rescued Friday after they activated their SOS beacons because of deep
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WASHINGTON — President Trump issued an executive order this week invoking the Defense Production Act to battle the coronavirus pandemic, but his advisers have resisted making aggressive use of the law to mobilize private industry. Mr. Trump has given mixed signals about whether his administration has actually used the law at all to spur the
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The lobbying arm of the U.S. coal industry is asking for hundreds of millions of dollars in royalty relief, tax cuts and other breaks to help companies ride out the financial crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic By MATTHEW BROWN Associated Press March 21, 2020, 12:44 AM 3 min read BILLINGS, Mont. — The
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LOS ANGELES — While California awoke Friday to the reality of a near lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus, it was business as usual for Rick Curnutt and his family, who were hunkered down in China during the early days of the outbreak and spent two weeks in self-quarantine when they returned last month.
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Former “Bachelor” star Colton Underwood has tested positive for coronavirus, he announced Friday on social media. In a video post first circulated on Instagram, Underwood said his symptoms started a few days ago, and he had just received his test results. “I want to let you guys know: I’m 28, I consider myself pretty healthy, I
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For more than 30 years music careers have been made at showcases at the South By South West festival in Austin, Texas. But when it became one of the first music festivals to be cancelled because of coronavirus, musicians were left out of pocket and without a platform to perform on. That’s when various music
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“If it does turn out to be a success, we understand that there will be a need for more than has ever been available for patients with autoimmune diseases,” said Dr. David R. Karp, the president-elect of the American College of Rheumatology and chief of the rheumatic disease division at the University of Texas Southwestern
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Horse racing is quickly learning it is not totally immune to the effects the coronavirus pandemic has had on other sports, and now it’s grappling with the risks of continuing operations. The Louisiana Derby for now is still set for Saturday, the world’s richest day of races is scheduled to go on in late March
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