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Sports fans are longing to return to the stands, but health experts say stadiums are one of the highest-risk areas for coronavirus transmission. Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, an infectious disease specialist, walks us through how easily the virus could spread among the crowd. Photo: Associated Press
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How Airbnb Fell from Successful Startup to Crisis Mode
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Malls Reopen, Testing In-Store Retail Appetite
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Graduation Goes Virtual and Robotic During Pandemic
5/13/2020 8: 50AM
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The pandemic is forcing schools around the world to postpone or rethink graduation ceremonies. A university in Tokyo is using robots as stand-ins for graduates, while a number of students are creating a virtual world to commemorate one of the most important days of their lives. Photo Composite: Crystal Tai
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Why the Health-Care Sector May Not Rebound to Its Former Size
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Videos of Drug Cartels Handing Out Aid Challenge Mexican Authorities
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How J.C. Penney Fell From the Top of Retail
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President Trump said Monday he has been taking hydroxychloroquine, an antimalarial drug that he has promoted as a potential treatment for Covid-19 patients. Some scientists have cautioned that the drug needs further study. Photo: Evan Vucci/ Associated Press
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Canadian Snowbirds Jet Crashes During Performance for Health-Care Workers
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Trump’s Economic Adviser on Why Another Great Depression Is Unlikely
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Malls Reopen, Testing In-Store Retail Appetite
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FBI Finds Pensacola Attacker’s Ties to al Qaeda in Unlocked Phones
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Attorney General William Barr and FBI Director Christopher Wray said the FBI unlocked phones belonging to the gunman who attacked a Florida Navy base last year and found new evidence of the shooter’s ties to al Qaeda. Photo: Handout/FBI/AFP
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Coronavirus Update: House Proposes $3 Trillion Bill, Uber in Talks With Grubhub
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Coronavirus Update: U.S. to Accuse China of Hacking, New Cluster in Wuhan
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Opinion: Jerry Falwell, Jr. Was Right About Reopening Liberty University
5/18/2020 7: 04PM
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Main Street: Jerry Falwell, Jr. showed he could reopen his college campus, and still keep coronavirus at bay. Images: Getty Image Composite: Mark Kelly
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As Countries Reopen, Social Distancing Measures Remain in Place
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The FDA warns that Abbott’s rapid test kit may return false negatives, New York Stock Exchange plans to reopen its iconic trading floor, Wuhan revs up citywide testing amid fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday has the latest on the pandemic. Photo: Kearney Ferguson/Associated Press
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