Anthony DeRosa š½
Strategy Editor at @WSJ - U.S. News, Investigations and Special Projects
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How Covid-Safe Is Dining in a Restaurantās Outdoor Tent?
As restaurants build structures for outdoor meals in cool weather, what are the risks of virus transmission?
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As restaurants gear up to extend outdoor dining in colder parts of the country, many are seating guests in enclosed and sometimes heated structures.
But when it comes to virus transmission, is eating in covered outdoor setups less risky than inside?
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Stocks Drop on Coronavirus Uptick, Fading Stimulus Hopes
U.S. share benchmarks and oil prices fell as coronavirus cases surged in America and Europe, adding to worries about the economic outlook after Congress and the White House failed to agree on a much-anticipated fiscal stimulus deal.
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U.S. markets fell sharply on Monday, with #COVID19 cases surging and no stimulus deal on the horizon
The S&P 500 and oil prices fell more than 2%.
The Dow saw its worst day since Sept 3
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WSJ News Exclusive | Facebook Seeks Shutdown of NYU Research Project Into Political Ad Targeting
Facebook is demanding that a New York University research project cease collecting data about its political-ad targeting practices, setting up a fight with academics seeking to study the platform without the companyās permission.
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Facebook is demanding that a NYU research project cease collecting data about its political-ad targeting practices, setting up a fight with academics seeking to study the platform without the companyās permission.
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Hunter Bidenās Ex-Business Partner Alleges Father Knew About Venture
An ex-business partner of Hunter Biden said he consulted his father about a planned venture with a Chinese oil company. Joe Biden denied any involvement in the venture and corporate records reviewed by The Journal show no role for him.
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Corporate records reviewed by The Wall Street Journal show no role for Joe Biden
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Senate Judiciary Committee Authorizes Subpoenas for Twitter and Facebook CEOs
The Senate Judiciary Committee authorized its chairman to issue subpoenas to the chief executives of Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc., after the companies limited sharing of New York Post articles regarding the son of Democratic presidential nominee...
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All 12 Republicans on Senate Judiciary panel authorize subpoenas to CEOs Zuckerberg and Dorsey
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Applications Are Open for Summer 2021 Internships
Weāre now accepting applications for reporting, graphics and podcast interns for the summer of 2021.
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The deadline for @WSJ Summer 2021 internships is fast approaching. You can count journalism's finest like @raju among our WSJ internship alumni. Find out more here
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Partisan Sites Posing as Local News Expand Ahead of Election
As local news outlets suffer cuts, political donors are seeing an opportunity to influence coverage as the presidential election approaches.
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As local news outlets suffer cuts, political donors are seeing an opportunity to influence coverage as the presidential election approaches.
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The World Series-Bound Rays Epitomize Baseball in 2020āfor Better or for Worse
The Tampa Bay Rays beat the Houston Astros in Game 7 of the ALCS to advance to the World Series.
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The World Series-bound Rays are everything greatāand terribleāabout modern baseball.
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Individual-Investing Boom Fuels Trading in Low-Price Stocks
Trading in speculative stocks with low share prices has surged this year, fueled by a huge influx of individuals using zero-commission investing apps and online brokerages.
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A massive rise of trading in penny stocks has been fueled by ā¦@RobinhoodAppā© ā¦@WebullGlobalā© and retail traders with limited funds to invest in tech giants
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Confirmed Coronavirus Cases in U.S. Surpass 8 Million
Nine states reported a record tally of new coronavirus cases, as the total number of infections detected in the U.S. since the pandemic began ticked above 8 million.
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The counĀtry avĀerĀaged more than 53,000 new cases of the #COVID19 over the past week, compared to 50,000 over the past 14 days. A risĀing trend indiĀcates that inĀfecĀtions are spreadĀing more rapidly through the popĀuĀlaĀtion
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How Mark Zuckerberg Learned Politics
Facebookās CEO long left politics and policy to deputies. No more. As the companyās influence has grown, and with it controversies, political acumen has become an essential tool.
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"Mr. Zuckerberg is now an active political operator. He has dined with President Trump, talks regularly with White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, and has pressed lawmakers and officials to scrutinize rivals including TikTok and Apple Inc."
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Parenting Was Never Meant to Be This Isolating
Nuclear families have always relied on a community for practical support.
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Parents ācomplainingā about caring for their children are doing so because this is not sustainable. Parents are sending kids to āa strangerās houseā for child care not because they want to be āfulfilledā but because they need to afford basic necessities.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff in Quarantine After Coast Guard Official Tests Positive for Covid-19
The members of the Joint Chiefs were in meetings with Coast Guard Adm. Charles Ray earlier this week, defense officials said. None of the chiefs have tested positive.
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The Joint Chiefs of Staff have gone into quarantine after the vice commandant of the Coast Guard tested positive for Covid-19, defense officials said.
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Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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Los Angeles Times Executive Editor Norman Pearlstine plans to step down, leaving billionaire owner Patrick Soon-Shiong in search of a new leader
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Trumpās Condition Improves After He Tests Positive for Covid-19, Doctor Says
President Trumpās physician said he was happy with his condition Saturday, a day after the president was hospitalized with Covid-19.
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McConnell says heāll seek to delay return of the Senate to Oct. 19.
McConnell said the Judiciary Committeeās work, along with SCOTUS nomination, can continue as planned on Oct. 12.
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More Children In NY State Have Lost Parents Due To COVID-19 Than The 9/11 Attacks
A new study measures the horrible toll of the pandemic on New York's children.
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4,200 children in New York state had a parent or caregiver die of coronavirus between March and July of this year, a staggering toll that surpasses the number of children who lost parents during the 9/11 terrorist attacks
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Amazon Restricts Advertising From Rival Device Makers on Its Site
Some makers of smart speakers, video doorbells and other hardware have hit roadblocks buying key ads in search results. Gadgets made by e-commerce giant get the edge.
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Why canāt some Amazon competitors buy good placement for their devices in Amazonās search results? Because Amazon wonāt let them.
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Coronavirus Can Spread by Tiny Air Particles, CDC Now Says
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has revised its guidelines on how the new coronavirus spreads, saying tiny particles that linger in the air play a role.
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The CDC pulled new guidelines acknowledging the coronavirus could be transmitted by tiny particles that linger in the air, saying a draft version of proposed changes was posted in error on the agencyās website
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Covid-19 Vaccine Study Results Could Come Late October, Moderna CEO Says
A large, pivotal study of Modernaās Covid-19 vaccine could yield a preliminary answer about whether the shot works safely as early as October, though itās more likely to be November, the companyās leader said.
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Moderna, which has one of the most advanced Covid-19 vaccines in development, says final-stage trial results could come in late October
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Hurricane Sally Barrels Into Alabama
Hurricane Sally made landfall in Alabama as a Category 2 hurricane, with forecasters expecting life-threatening flooding along portions of the Gulf Coast.
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Hurricane Sally made landfall in Alabama as a Category 2 storm, with forecasters expecting life-threatening flooding along portions of the Gulf Coast
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