ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC will simultaneously air the special commencement address May 16 at 8 p.m. for the high school Class of 2020.
Katherine Lee
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Coronavirus can cause damaging, even fatal blood clots from brain to toes
Doctors are noting a raft of clotting-related disorders, from benign skin lesions on the feet to life-threatening strokes and blood-vessel blockages.
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Zoos turn to social media to delight, raise money amid virus
The pandemic has jeopardized zoos worldwide that rely on ticket sales and have been forced to close.
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New ‘Star Wars’ projects from Taika Waititi and Leslye Headland are on the way
Waititi directed the first-season finale of “The Mandalorian” and voiced the bounty hunter turned nanny droid IG-11.
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Carnival Cruise Line plans to resume sailing Aug. 1
Carnival – the largest cruise ship operator – had many of the earliest and most dramatic viral episodes at sea.
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Senate to reopen despite risks as House eyes ‘hybrid’ return
The Senate will gavel in Monday as the coronavirus rages while the top House Republican is proposing a ‘hybrid’ reopening for the House.
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Prince guitar, McCartney Beatles lyrics come up for auction
The auction June 19 and 20 in Beverly Hills and online will include a 1984 blue “cloud” guitar custom-made for Prince that he played in his prime period just after “Purple Rain.”
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In historic move, Supreme Court hears first arguments by phone
It is the first time audio of the court’s arguments is being heard live by the world and the first arguments by telephone.
Posted inNation & World, New England, News
Outrage builds over 70 virus deaths at Massachusetts veterans home
Family members of the dead at a Massachusetts home for aging veterans say leadership allowed the virus to spread unchecked.
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PBS Memorial Day concert shifts to TV event because of virus
The annual concert, which draws tens of thousands of people to the U.S. Capitol grounds in Washington, has been turned into a pre-recorded TV event.