The coronavirus has infected so many doctors, nurses and other health workers that some are now returning to work after recovering.
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White House points to hopeful signs as deaths keep rising
President Trump insists he won’t move to reopen the country until it’s safe, but says he’ll launch a task force next week to work toward that goal.
Doctors, nurses take part in Good Friday procession at Vatican
Pope Francis Francis presides over the late-night ceremony in a nearly empty St. Peter’s Square.
Global pact to contain oil price crash takes shape
The agreement between OPEC and partner countries aims to cut 10 million barrels per day until July, and more after that.
Trump aims to open more wildlife refuge land to hunting, fishing
The Interior Department proposal would allow fishing for the first time at several national wildlife refuges, including Umbagog in Maine and New Hampshire.
Outcry over racial data grows as virus slams black Americans
New York, Detroit, New Orleans, Chicago and Milwaukee are among the cities where African-Americans have been hard-hit.
Syrian air force responsible for chemical attacks in 2017, watchdog says
A report cites a series of attacks using sarin and chlorine on the central town of Latamneh.
Italian tenor to sing at cathedral on Easter
Andrea Bocelli says his appearance at the Duomo of Milan will not be a concert, but instead a ‘prayer’ during the coronavirus pandemic.
Washington Post reporter writes book on Melania Trump
‘The Art of Her Deal,’ an unauthorized biography of the first lady, comes out June 16.
Cuomo to seize ventilators for New York City’s overtaxed hospitals
The number of the people infected in the U.S. exceeded a quarter-million on Friday and the death toll climbed past 6,900.