Expert: US-Canada restrictions won't hurt trade
The United States and Canada have agreed to temporarily close their shared border to nonessential travel due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The United States and Canada have agreed to temporarily close their shared border to nonessential travel due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Food and Drug Administration's Commissioner says they are looking at everything to help treat the novel coronavirus.
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he will invoke a federal provision that allows the government to marshal the private sector in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Great Lakes Aquarium is closed until at least April 15th in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19. But while the building is closed to visitors, there is still limited staff working to keep the animals fed and engaged. On Thursday March 19, 2020 they even let their two resident skunks wander the aquarium.
The draft already has a reputation for lacking dominant players thought to be sure-fire top picks. There's also wide disagreement about the next group of players, including Daniel Oturu.
The worst-case scenario for the NCAA men's basketball tournament is the one that is playing out right now. Or rather, not playing at all right now instead of starting Thursday. Last week's news that the tournament has been canceled — along with all other NCAA events, while major pro leagues were put on hold for long stretches, all in the name of fighting the spread of the coronavirus — was a major blow to fans of March Madness. For a lot of Minnesota fans, though, the (albeit distant) second-worst... Читать дальше...
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Despite a late start, U.S. can learn from Taiwan's aggressive response and model of mitigation.
Some of the best parts involve human behavior (mostly).
The suspect hadn't been arrested as of Wednesday night.
From churches to the lakes, throughout the Twin Cities people are finding their own ways to practice social distancing.
Along with studying and growing grapes and making wine, they're embracing leadership roles.
As the novel coronavirus spreads across the world, we asked readers what they want to know about the pandemic. Host Eric Roper talks with Pulitzer Prize-winning reporters Jeremy Olson and Glenn Howatt to answer your most pressing questions.
Using support systems and humor, Minnesota parents are finding ways to tackle two full-time jobs at once.
Before the explosion of social media, pandemic news was more sedate.