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Star Wars Distance Learning Meme

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During quarantine I've been playing a lot of Tom Clancys Rainbow Six Siege

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A meme about COVID that i found slightly amusing

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Little sister Marly

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“American health care workers expressed concern about a lack of training, and delays in testing are causing anxiety. Passengers and crew on a cruise ship off California are awaiting test results.”

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A picture of me and my friends because I miss them a lot

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Some face masks and gloves that my mom uses when she leaves for groceries

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Hand Sanitizer that my family and I are using to keep good hygiene

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Lysol can that my mom sprays anything entering my household *VITAL*

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Unemployment is striking the nation, America is nearing Depression levels of unemployment.

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'Nowhere to Hide' as Unemployment Permeates the Economy

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Jobless claims exceed 20 million in four weeks, inflicting a toll on the labor force not seen since the Great Depression.

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Live updates on the number of infected patients.

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April 23, 2020, 5:38 a.m. ET

Mitch McConnell, the Republican Senate leader, said states should consider declaring bankruptcy. Unemployment is set to soar again. The discovery of an early death rewrote the timeline of the U.S. outbreak.

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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called on China to ban wildlife wet markets.

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A health worker transferring coronavirus patients to a hospital in the Bronx this month. Credit... John Moore/Getty Images

It has all added up to a huge challenge for nearly every state in the union.

Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, said that states should consider declaring bankruptcy rather than looking to the federal government.

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'We Will Have Coronavirus in the Fall,' Fauci Says

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, emphasized the importance of containing the virus in the fall when influenza season is expected to complicate the outbreak.

"We will have coronavirus in the fall. I am convinced of that, because of the degree of transmissibility that it has, the global nature. What happens with that will depend on how we're able to contain it when it occurs. And what we're saying is that in the fall, we will be much, much better prepared to do the kind of containment compared to what happened to us this winter. Now, the complicating issue is that unlike the syndromic and influenza-like observances that we have that you could pick it up by clinically what's happening, it's going to get complicated by influenza season. And I believe that's what Dr. Redfield was saying, that it is going to be complicated." "So you would caution against people thinking that in the fall, there's not going to be coronavirus anymore and we won't have to worry about it?" "No." "Or if it is, it'll be spotty and it won't be a big problem that we have to worry about?" "There will be coronavirus in the fall. If we do, which we won't, but let's take an imaginary period. We say, 'OK, coronavirus, forget about it. We're not going to do anything about it.' It will take off. That's what viruses do. But that's not what's going to happen. We are going to respond to it, to not allow it to do that.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, emphasized the importance of containing the virus in the fall when influenza season is expected to complicate the outbreak. Credit Credit... Doug Mills/The New York Times

Could the United States face two epidemics - flu and the coronavirus - at the same time this fall?

That frightening idea was raised by Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, during an interview on Tuesday with The Washington Post. He suggested that a new surge in coronavirus cases could coincide with the next flu season, causing an even more difficult crisis than the one the nation is facing now.

"We're going to have the flu epidemic and the coronavirus epidemic at the same time," he said.

At the White House briefing on Wednesday, President Trump continued to broadcast his personal hopes for the virus and questioned its ability to last into flu season in the fall and winter.

He said that Dr. Redfield had been misquoted and would clarify his remarks.

Dr. Redfield then said that The Post had quoted him correctly, but tried to dial back the alarm his comments had provoked.

Mr. Trump, without citing evidence, presented a different theory,

"We may not even have corona coming back," he said.

Tyson Foods closed a pork processing plant in Columbus Junction, Iowa, this month, and announced on Wednesday that it was closing a plant in Logansport, Ind., as well as another large pork processing plant in Iowa, where public officials had called to shutter the facility amid a growing outbreak. A Smithfield meatpacking plant in Sioux Falls, S.D., has been linked to nearly 1,000 cases, and a JBS pork plant in Worthington, Minn.; a Hormel food processing facility in Rochelle, Ill.; and a ConAgra food processing plant in Marshall, Mo., are among others that have reported significant outbreaks.

Tips on tending to your budget.

You may be wondering how to cut some expenses right now. One way is to figure out who owes you money from the many services you pay for but aren't in business right now. Think day camps, gyms and airlines. But when is it fair to ask for your money back? Here are some guidelines to help.

Reporting for The New York Times from Kenya, Abdi Latif Dahir writes that the impact can already be seen around the world.

In the largest slum in Kenya's capital, people desperate to eat set off a stampede during a recent giveaway of flour and cooking oil, leaving scores injured and two people dead.

In India, thousands of workers are lining up twice a day for bread and fried vegetables to keep hunger at bay.

And across Colombia, poor households are hanging red clothing and flags from their windows and balconies as a sign that they are hungry.

"We don't have any money, and now we need to survive," said Pauline Karushi, who lost her job at a jewelry business in Nairobi, and lives in two rooms with her child and four other relatives. "That means not eating much."

What's happening around the world.

Our team of international correspondents is tracking developments in the coronavirus pandemic.

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Coronavirus Live Updates: House to Vote on $484 Billion Aid Bill; States Left Wanting

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April 23, 2020, 5:38 a.m. ET Mitch McConnell, the Republican Senate leader, said states should consider declaring bankruptcy. Unemployment is set to soar again. The discovery of an early death rewrote the timeline of the U.S. outbreak. Right Now Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called on China to ban wildlife wet markets.

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No rice No life - Sephardic Jews are permitted to eat rice on passover as it is such a large component of their diets