Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Trump Suspends Travel From

Europe for 30 Days

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U.K. Is Not Included in Travel

Restrictions
President Trump announced he was suspending
travel from Europe for 30 days in the fight to
contain the coronavirus, starting on Friday.
The address was Mr. Trump’s most public
acknowledgment of the severity of the crisis.
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Colleges Tell Students to Stay
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One after the other, colleges announced that
because of coronavirus fears, they were
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Behind Bernie Sanders’s Decision

to Stay in the Race
Mr. Sanders made the announcement at a news
conference after a series of stinging defeats on
Tuesday night, as Joe Biden took command of the
Democratic primary.
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Did Sanders Just Take a Step Toward Party

Unity?
In a stark moment of political de-escalation, Mr.
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coalitions. And she doesn’t think Bernie Sanders
can win.
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Harvey Weinstein’s Stunning

Downfall: 23 Years in Prison
The sentence means Mr. Weinstein, a former
Hollywood mogul who was convicted of two felony
sex crimes, could spend the rest of his life in
prison.
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Supreme Court Revives ‘Remain

in Mexico’ Policy for Asylum
Seekers
The court stayed a lower court ruling that the
Trump administration’s policy, put in place early
last year, violated federal and international law.
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Haunted by a Gene
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an inherited condition she has spent her life
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