Anthony DeRosa š½
Strategy Editor at @WSJ - U.S. News, Investigations and Special Projects
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Watch live: Obama to urge Americans to make "real change" in wake of George Floyd's death
Mr. Obama is participating in a virtual town hall hosted by the Obama Foundation's My Brother's Keeper Alliance.
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LIVE: President Obama to urge Americans to make "real change" in wake of George Floyd's death
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U.S. to BlockĀ Chinese Airline Flights to and From U.S.
The U.S. plans to block Chinese airlines from flying passengers to and from the U.S. by June 16, saying China has failed to approve U.S. airlines from conducting passenger service to China.
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New York Comedian Finds Humor in Andrew Cuomoās Dad Riffs
Maria DeCotis has burst to internet fame with her hilarious Twitter videos lip-syncing New York Gov. Cuomoās news conference rambles about his daughters and āthe boyfriend.ā
WSJ News Exclusive | Hertz Preparing Bankruptcy Filing as Soon as This Weekend, Sources Say
A bankruptcy, expected as soon as Friday night, would make Hertz one of the highest-profile corporate defaults yet stemming from the coronavirus pandemicās impact on American travelers.
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The bankruptcy could come as soon as Friday night. It would make Hertz one of the highest-profile corporate defaults yet stemming from the coronavirus pandemicās impact on American travelers.
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New York Sent Recovering Coronavirus Patients to Nursing Homes: āIt Was a Fatal Errorā
The state reversed its policy after mounting criticism and deaths. The mandate is part of broader scrutiny of weaknesses at long-term care facilities that have made them hot spots for Covid-19.
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āThe fact we maintained and pushed Covid-positive patients into facilities that were not equipped to handle them, it was a fatal error.ā
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A Dogās Nose Can Do More Than Sniff
New research shows that its cool black skin is perfectly designed to detect subtle differences in temperature.
How Germany Kept Its Factories Open During the Pandemic
Strict safety rules, testing and contact tracing enabled the country to do something that has eluded most other major developed economies: keep manufacturing running without suffering major outbreaks.
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Germany managed something unusual among large economies. It kept factories humming and the virus suppressed. Hereās how
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Lockdown Turns Nationās Highways into Speedways
With people staying home, roads have been taken over by all kinds of users, leaving traffic reporters little to do; āSpeeder of the Dayā
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āMaybe they feel like the road is more open, but weāre out there.ā Traffic is down but speeding citations are up
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āA Bargain With the DevilāāBill Comes Due for Overextended Airbnb Hosts
Entrepreneurs built mini-empires of short-term rental properties, borrowing against revenue thatās now vanishing under coronavirus lockdowns.
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āHoly God. Weāre about to lose everything.ā Airbnb hosts built mini-empires. Now coronavirus lockdowns have customers cancelling, and mortgages are due.
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Trump (the Company) Asks Trump (the Administration) for Hotel Relief
The presidentās family business pays at least $3 million a year to the federal government for the lease on its D.C. hotel, which is all but empty because of the virus. The next monthly payment is coming due.
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President Trumpās signature hotel in the nationās capital wants a break on the terms of its lease.
The landlord determining the fate of the request is Mr. Trumpās own administration.
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Toilet Paper Giant Pivots From Scratchy Office Rolls to Battle Home Shortages
Kimberly-Clark, the maker of those oversize rolls of flimsy toilet paper for the office, has a new assignment: make the good stuff.
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The people who churn out oversize rolls of flimsy toilet paper for the office have a new assignment: make the good stuff.
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WSJ News Exclusive | Vice Media Document Lays Out Plan for Layoffs Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
An internal document at Vice Media Group lays out a plan for substantial layoffs at the new-media companyās websites, as Vice considers a variety of options to deal with coronavirus pandemic.
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An internal document at Vice Media Group lays out a plan for substantial layoffs.
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WSJ News Exclusive | Veterans Affairs Hospitals Will Give Masks Only to Some Employees, Memos Show
A shortage of face masks and N95 respirators amid the coronavirus pandemic has led the Department of Veterans Affairs to tell hospitals to decide which employees get masks and which donāt, according to internal memos reviewed by The Wall Street...
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A shortage of face masks has led the Department of Veterans Affairs to tell hospitals to decide which employees get masks and which donāt, according to internal memos
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WSJ News Exclusive | Coronavirus Strikes at Least 2,100 Senior Facilities Across U.S., Killing 2,300 People
The new coronavirus has hit more than 2,100 nursing homes and other senior facilities around the U.S., killing over 2,300 people, according to a survey by The Wall Street Journal, an indication the pandemicās toll in these facilities has been...
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#COVID19 has hit more than 2,100 nursing homes and other senior facilities around the U.S., killing over 2,300 people, according to a survey by The Wall Street Journal.
This is far greater than the numbers being provided by the federal government.
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After ICU, Coronavirus Patientsā Ordeal Is Far From Over
Covid-19 puts the sickest people on ventilators. The lucky ones survive but the experience is tough on the body and can make for a long recovery; like ābeing buried alive.ā
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Survivors of Coronavirus Face an Uncertain Road Back to Normal
Guidelines about when patients in recovery can safely resume some aspects of their pre-coronavirus lives vary greatly around the globe, and even within countries.
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How long does it take to completely recover from Covid-19? Survivors find answers are all over the map
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Whoās Hiring and Whoās Firing: How Americaās Biggest Companies Are Responding to the Coronavirus
A summary of how the biggest business disruption in decades is affecting jobs at Americaās largest companies
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The Wall Street Journal is tracking who is hiring and who is firing at the largest companies in this updating list with links for more information
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Whitmer: Feds told vendors not to send medical supplies to Michigan
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer suggested Friday that a growing rift with the White House is now affecting shipments of medical supplies to Michigan amid exponential growth in confirmed coronavirus cases."When the federal government told us that we needed to...
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer claims Trump told vendors not to send medical supplies to Michigan
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Lost Sense of Smell May Be Peculiar Clue to Coronavirus Infection
Doctor groups are recommending testing and isolation for people who lose their ability to smell and taste, even if they have no other symptoms.
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The loss of sense of smell, and an accompanying diminished sense of taste, have emerged as peculiar telltale signs of #COVID19
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AP Exclusive: 1st fed inmate tests positive for coronavirus
WASHINGTON (AP) ā An inmate at a federal jail in New York City has tested positive for coronavirus, marking the first confirmed case in the federal prison system. The inmate, who is housed...
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An inmate at a federal jail in New York City has tested positive for coronavirus, marking the first confirmed case in the federal prison system
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