Day: May 14, 2020
Question of interest: When might we start to see any health impacts of reopening?
Republican Sen. Richard Burr temporarily stepped aside after the FBI served a search warrant for his cellphone
A coalition of 20 groups filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission saying that TikTok is collecting personal information of kids under 13 without their parents’ consent
Even with businesses reopening, nearly 3 million laid-off workers applied for U.S. unemployment benefits
Wisconsin, one of several states where governors have run into increasing resistance from Republican legislators over coronavirus restrictions
Front-line medical workers in coronavirus hot spots are still struggling to keep up with a crushing load of patients
Whistleblower Rick Bright warns, “We don’t have (a vaccine plan) yet, and it is a significant concern.”
In Memory: They survived the Holocaust but were unable to beat the coronavirus pandemic plague
How the Coronavirus Tore Through a Black Church Community in West Virginia
Pastors Deal With Inflamed Tensions After Video of Ahmaud Arbery Shooting
Over 20 Killed in Spate of New Fulani Massacres on Nigerian Christians
Halil Hasani is convinced his four sons are alive and imprisoned somewhere in Serbia
Despite criticism of the U.N. health agency by the Trump administration, many health policy experts have praised Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus’ handling of the coronavirus outbreak
New Zealand’s government plans to borrow and spend vast amounts of money as it tries to keep unemployment below 10%
WHO representative to Burundi, Walter Kazadi Mulombo, has been declared persona non grata
Arkansas Health Department orders TempleLive to cancel or postpone the concert
Japan to ease emergency, Wuhan starts new testing
“A number of citizens” demands the release of eight Serbian Orthodox Church priests jailed for leading a religious procession despite a ban on gatherings
Teixeira upsets Smith to cap UFC’s 2nd Jacksonville show
Florida governor willing to host teams for restart of sports following shutdowns
Fox calling NASCAR race from studio
Communities and individuals are finding inventive ways to cope with what many view as a “new normal”
Spring is not spring with the uninvited coronavirus lurking around
Strong typhoon slams into the eastern Philippines
A good deed: Man using crane helps families visit one another
As much as Paul Griffiths wants to see global travel up and running again, things are still up in air as the coronavirus still hovers around
Former president Barak Obama emerges as central figure in 2020 presidential race
Republicans hit the brakes on new aid; not clear what President Donald Trump wants to do next
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