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White House Considers Paying Unemployed People to Return to Work
Under Senator Rob Portman's proposal, the federal government would pay $450 a week to those who return to the workforce. Republicans have argued that the extra $600 per week jobless bonus now in place is a disincentive for people to go back to work.
Dr. Fauci: 'This Virus Is Not Going to Disappear From the Planet'
"We have four months to make sure we have in place the system, the test, the capability, the manpower" to prevent a second wave of the novel coronavirus outbreak, Fauci tells Newsweek.
Appeals Court Dismisses Suit Claiming Twitter Suppresses Conservative Views
"Republicans feel the Social Media Platforms totally silence conservatives voices. We will strongly regulate, or close them down, before we can ever allow this to happen," Trump tweeted on Wednesday.
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Newsweek AMPLIFY, the company's performance marketing business unit, has launched a new program to empower digital brands with comprehensive content marketing and advertising strategies.
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100 Seconds of Silence to Commemorate 100,000 Dead
The coronavirus pandemic has now cost 100,000 American lives. To mark the heartbreaking milestone, Newsweek's newsroom will fall silent for 100 seconds. We invite you to join us.
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Biden Widens Lead Over Trump to 11 Points in New National Poll
The poll finds Biden with 54 percent support from responders and Trump with 43 percent support.
George Floyd Did Not Have a Pulse When Placed in Ambulance: Report
The report describes Floyd's condition as "unresponsive" when medical personnel arrived and unchanging as they worked to revive him on the way to Hennepin County Medical Center.
Judge Throws Out Fox News Coronavirus Lawsuit on First Amendment Grounds
The lawsuit said FOX News "knowingly disseminated false information" on COVID-19 that hampered "implementation of effective mitigation and countermeasures against the virus."
WH Press Sec Insists Absentee Ballots Invite Election Fraud
"Absentee voting has the word absent in it for a reason. It means you're absent from the jurisdiction or unable to vote in person. President Trump is against the Democrat plan to politicize the coronavirus and expand mass mail-in voting without a reason," McEnany said in a statement to Newsweek.
SpaceX NASA Launch Delayed Until Saturday Due to Storms
SpaceX's Falcon 9 Dragon Crew capsule, carrying two U.S. astronauts, was set to take off from the Kennedy Space Center at 4:33 p.m. ET in Florida.
California Health Officer Warns State Reopening Too Quickly
"We believe that our social and economic well-being are best served by a more phased approach," Dr. Sara Cody of Santa Clara County cautioned.
Unions Oppose Small Business Loan Fix They Say Keep Workers off Payrolls
In a letter to Democratic leaders, the unions wrote that the bill "moves us in the wrong direction" and would create a "disincentive for employers to retain or rehire workers."
Mayor Asks for Criminal Charges For Officer Knelt On George Floyd's Neck
Mayor Jacob Frey has asked the Hennepin County Attorney to charge former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin with the death of George Floyd.
Pompeo Says Hong Kong No Longer Autonomous from China
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has told U.S. lawmakers that Hong Kong was no longer autonomous from mainland China, threatening its special trade status as encoded in U.S. law.
Romney Asks Trump to Stop Spreading 'Vile, Baseless' Scarborough Conspiracy
Senator Romney said that while Scarborough can "weather" President Trump's accusations regarding the deceased staffer, the widower's "heart is breaking."
Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Others See Uptick in Coronavirus Cases
As all 50 states take steps to reopen, public health experts have urged the country to continue following social distancing guidelines.
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The Rise and Fall of Hydroxychloroquine
France has banned doctors from prescribing hydroxychloroquine to COVID-19 patients over fears about its safety, after the World Health Organization expressed similar concerns.
How and When to Watch The Historic SpaceX and NASA Launch Live Online
"This launch represents the realization of a decades' long dream to migrate part of human space exploration to private companies," former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino told Newsweek.
Baby Given Cannabis-derived Drug to Prevent Seizures in World First
Oscar Parodi is taking part in a trial where babies are given a 30th of the usual dose of the drug.
New Stanley Cup Playoffs Format, Expanded NHL Postseason Explained
The NHL regular season was suspended on March 12 and is now officially over, with an expanded postseason beginning this summer.
Length of Ring Finger Linked to Men's Risk of Dying from Coronavirus
Scientists studied the ratio of index to ring finger in tens of thousands of men and women across 41 countries.
'Ring of Fire' Galaxy from 11 Billion Years Ago Discovered
R5519 is thought to have formed through a collision with a "victim" galaxy about three billion years after the Big Bang.
New George Floyd Video Shows Him Compliant and Handcuffed Early
While the video only shows one phase of the arrest process and has no audio, it shows George Floyd handcuffed and appearing to follow the officers' instructions.
New Stimulus Could Come in 'Next Month or So,' McConnell Says
The Kentucky Republican has said in recent weeks that he is eyeing another stimulus worth around $1 trillion, which is unlikely to include another round of individual checks for Americans.
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