From Jenna Orkin
China Ends Wuhan Lockdown, but Normal Life Is a Distant Dream

UK cash usage halves within days as shops close due to coronavirus

41 Transit Workers Dead: Crisis Takes Staggering Toll on Subways

Animation of Growth of Corona as Cause of Death

Bernie Sanders drops out of presidential race

ECB U-turn shows it fears coronavirus could destroy eurozone project

Chernobyl radiation levels spike dramatically as forest fires burn in exclusion zone

Autonomous shuttles help transport COVID-19 tests at Mayo Clinic in Florida

More than 700 employees at one Detroit hospital system test positive for coronavirus

UK coronavirus death toll rises by nearly 1,000 in a day

The new health struggle for COVID-19 patients: Heart failure

Mayo Clinic cardiologist: 'Inexcusable' to ignore hydroxychloroquine side effects

Doctor "Strangles" (Not fatally) Teen for Not Social Distancing

New York City Sees More Burglaries of Businesses Under Coronavirus Emergency Measures

New Zealand's coronavirus lockdown has resulted in only one death

Larry Summers says coronavirus stimulus package would be hard to execute by the most competent government, but says the US government is 'run like a highly opportunistic family real estate business'

• Summers expects about 20% of the population to be unemployed over the summer and doesn't expect the job market to return to normal until a year and a half from the moment we are free and clear of the disease — a date that itself could be far away.

• Tests that can tell if you're immune to the coronavirus are on the way. Here are the companies racing to bring them to the US healthcare system.

  THE GLOBAL 5G LANDSCAPE: An inside look at how the US, China, South Korea, India, Brazil, and Mexico are initiating the next phase of 5G development

  Workers at essential businesses like Staples, Costco, and Wendy's say they're insulted by 'pathetic' rewards of pizza, free lunches, and candy, as they beg for sick leave and hazard pay during the pandemic

  One chart shows how long the coronavirus lives on surfaces like cardboard, plastic, wood, and steel

  Recent research shows that the coronavirus lives longest on glass, paper money, and the outside of surgical masks.
  
  

  Mayor of Los Angeles says shoppers could be turned away for not wearing a mask at grocery stores

  
  

  Fauci says people should 'just forget about shaking hands' even after the coronavirus threat is over

  
  

  San Francisco is setting up 15 public toilets and handwashing stations to protect the city's homeless population amid the coronavirus outbreak

  American Airlines could be staring down a bankruptcy as the coronavirus pandemic unwinds the airline industry, a JPMorgan analyst warns

• Inovio vaccine trial starts in Philadelphia and Kansas City

• An ER nurse in Detroit, with 700 colleagues who already caught COVID-19, describes the pressures of working on the front line

  A group of Hasidic Jews in Brooklyn became experts in online learning before the coronavirus. Now educators are seeking their help.