Rock icon Jon Bon Jovi popped in on a writing lesson about life in the coronavirus quarantine.
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Detained immigrants plead for masks, protection from virus
The coronavirus is spreading in immigration detention, with more than 70 detainees in 12 states testing positive and hundreds of others under quarantine.
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ABC’s Stephanopoulos positive for coronavirus but feels well
ABC ‘Good Morning America’ anchor George Stephanopoulos says he is relatively symptom-free.
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Coronavirus cases surpass 2 million worldwide as deaths top 10,000 in New York
Officials around the world fear that halting quarantine and social-distancing measures could easily undo the hard-earned progress that so far has staved off grimmer projections.
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Navy reports first coronavirus death from Roosevelt crew
A sailor who was hospitalized in intensive care on Guam last week has died of coronavirus-related complications.
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The Latest: White House asks Congress to push back census by months
The Census Bureau has already delayed data collection deadlines by weeks and suspended field operations because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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‘Downton Abbey’ creator shifts gears with series ‘Belgravia’
Julian Fellowes’ latest addictive series about English social classes starts with one of the most famous parties in history.
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BTS announces free ‘online concert weekend’ to stream during the coronavirus lockdown
The virtual BTS fest, dubbed Bang Bang Con, will feature a marathon of concert footage taped before the pandemic.
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Comic relief? ‘Saturday Night Live’ returns with remote episode
The episode will include the popular ‘Weekend Update’ segment as well as other original content from ‘SNL’ cast members, but won’t have a host.
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IRS launches website to speed relief payments to some Americans who don’t file taxes
The new site is largely targeted at low-income people, the homeless and others who it is feared could fall through the cracks in distributing the money.