The impact left him with a gash on his head and other injuries.
Erica Nitschke
Columnist
Faced with 20,000 dead, care homes seek shield from lawsuits
At least 15 states have enacted laws or governors’ orders that provide nursing homes and long-term care facilities some protection from lawsuits arising from the crisis.
Pelosi points to $1 trillion need for state and local governments in next coronavirus bill
House Democrats’ insistence on state and local funding will set up a clash with Senate Republicans.
Trump praise of ‘tormented’ Flynn raises pardon speculation
“It looks to me like Michael Flynn would be exonerated based on everything I see,” the president told reporters Thursday.
A coronavirus drug seems to work. What’s next?
No drug currently is approved for treating the virus, but the nation’s top infectious disease expert says he expects remdesivir to receive emergency approval from the FDA.
John Bolton book again delayed, this time to June 23
The book reportedly describes a conversation with the president in which Trump told Bolton that he wanted to withhold security aid from Ukraine until it helped him with investigations into political rival Joe Biden.
Parisians defy lockdown by dancing, briefly, in the street
Video of breaking social distancing mandates, some wearing face masks, triggered buzz and criticism online.
How coronavirus will forever change airlines and the way we fly
“We should be prepared for a choppy, sluggish recovery even after the virus is contained,” says Delta’s CEO.
Can nursing homes dedicated to virus patients stop spread?
Some states are setting aside entire nursing homes for residents who are recovering from COVID-19 but still might be contagious or not have immunity.
Truckers, loggers lose business after paper mill explosion
“These are severe losses for businesses already struggling, and they are happening everywhere,” said Dana Doran, executive director of Professional Logging Contractors of Maine.