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There are ways to facilitate contact tracing in the hopes of preventing new deadly spikes of the coronavirus. But it may feel like a choice between your privacy and your life.
Without 100,000 Virus Contact Tracers, "We're Going to Be in Big Trouble"
The point of contact tracing is to extinguish small pockets of new cases before they explode into big outbreaks like the ones that steamrolled New York City and New Orleans last month.
Why the U.S. Economy May Never Be the Same Again After Coronavirus
It will take years before the economy is at pre-pandemic levels again.
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War on COVID-19
New York City
Police officers clear train cars of passengers at the last stop at the Coney Island station in Brooklyn, New York, on May 6. In an unprecedented move, subway service is now suspended between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. so that trains may be sanitized in hopes of stopping the spread of the coronavirus. Homeless riders were offered shelter in city facilities.
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Periscope
If you're struggling financially as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, these five options can help you find extra income or additional funds to help pay your bills and basic living expenses.
Horizons
"A 2015 study showed that the start of puberty is actually a trigger for marked declines in parents' feelings of 'self-efficacy.'"
Bestselling Author Judith Warner Tells Parents to Get Out of Middle School
"Parents shouldn't micromanage. And trying to 'work things out' with other parents just about always backfires."
Downtime
With stress levels high during the pandemic, we're all craving some stick-to-your-ribs reassurance. From Brazil's doughy rolls to China's steamed pork buns, dive into these well-loved favorites from around the globe.
With 'Big Summer,' Jennifer Weiner is Still the Queen of the Summer Read
Jennifer Weiner's new book 'Big Summer' is the next big summer read you've been waiting for.
Editor's pick
"Putin never thinks about citizens. He thinks only about himself, politics and ratings," Ivan Fedorov, mayor of Melitopol, told Newsweek.
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Park Hotels & Resorts listed "street conditions" and a slower-than-expected COVID-19 recovery as to why they're pulling investments from hotels in the city.
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