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In 1945, Jim Miller returned home from the war and did not speak about it. He folded up his service uniform, medals still pinned to it, and put it in the basement, where his oldest boy sometimes took it out to play army. 1/7 https://t.co/mRSPWWctDv
Among those seeking medical care for Covid-19, black patients were hospitalized at nearly 3 times the rate of white and Hispanic patients, according to an analysis of patient records from a large health care system in Northern California https://t.co/fl9JNnIQdX
Here's how New York City’s 1.1 million schoolchildren and their families are steeling themselves for a strange summer https://t.co/m5QyFFkF3W
Clear plastic face guards may be easier to wear, disinfect and reuse than cloth or surgical face coverings, although they don’t entirely replace the need for masks https://t.co/CKo9k2Xzew
Emergency planners in Florida are facing a dilemma ahead of June 1, the official start of a hurricane season that meteorologists expect to be quite active. In a pandemic, the most consequential of disaster decisions are complicated by fears of contagion. https://t.co/0s0CWXRZJc
"While polls suggest that people remain deeply worried about the virus and its toll, support for leaders is increasing almost universally," writes Max Fisher. https://t.co/zrT466jYRy
North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, convened his top military body to promote top aides specializing in nuclear and missile forces, state-run media said on Sunday https://t.co/I1ge6W4vJ0
As the coronavirus drastically reorders Italy's economy, a growing number of Italians are returning to the agricultural jobs of their grandparents https://t.co/s2JikNO5Zk
Fears of infection from the coronavirus have created a new role in society for the car, where birthdays, weddings and other events are being celebrated https://t.co/jhOS4QhOzq
“I tell guys, ‘Dude, I’m not sure if you checked the calendar lately, but it’s not 1960 anymore. Step up and show up.'" https://t.co/Z0lBfRU7f7
After 17 years as nymphs growing underground and feeding on tree roots, cicadas are back across much of the South. The big, noisy insects have started to emerge and are looking to mate in Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina. https://t.co/4LzCjsC6Hp
News Analysis: Xi Jinping’s China, emboldened by its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, no longer seems constrained by the threat of international rebuke, Steven Lee Myers says https://t.co/axJpt5MXoj
It’s another episode of Quarantine Diaries✨ Najee lives in Brooklyn and was an artist’s muse (a calling after losing 150 pounds) until the coronavirus led to canceled gigs. https://t.co/lCFwKItqnR
In Opinion "Fyodor Dostoyevsky wrote that 'the soul is healed by being with children.' And so, too, the body, I hope, as we all try to find our way out of this terrible time and into our numbered future," writes Kara Swisher. https://t.co/9V4fTlgKb9
Beaches across the United States have been closed to visitors for months. But that hasn’t stopped out-of-towners from trying to use them, sometimes running afoul of the law to do so. https://t.co/MkwgcBOjLz
“People come together, but separate, in cars,” a pastor who leads drive-in church services said. “There is an emotional and social element that is being filled this way.” https://t.co/TtmJuoXXa1
As the U.S. neared 100,000 coronavirus deaths, President Trump tweeted and golfed, making little effort to recognize the toll he predicted would never be reached https://t.co/FcuFsBRMIe
As parts of the U.S. reopen, some doctors want people to consider another layer of personal protective equipment: clear plastic face shields https://t.co/OwxUcakut4