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Coronavirus in N.Y.: Latest Updates

Upper Manhattan and the southern part of Staten Island face stricter restrictions as officials battle a second wave of the outbreak.
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The Coronavirus Has Once Again Contracted Trump

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Thanksgiving, Coronavirus, Presidential Transition: Your Weekend Briefing

Heres what you need to know about the weeks top stories.
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Four Walls, Three Kids and Two Parents

A father photographs his family life during the coronavirus crisis.
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Family warns of Thanksgiving after superspreader birthday party

Alexa Aragonez and her family made a coronavirus PSA to the residents of Arlington, Texas, warning about gathering with your family for Thanksgiving after they had 15 family members catch coronavirus at a small family birthday party earlier in November. Read more at CNN

Politics, Science and the Remarkable Race for a Coronavirus Vaccine

The furious race to develop a coronavirus vaccine played out against a presidential election, between a pharmaceutical giant and a biotech upstart, with the stakes as high as they could get. Read more at New York Times

In a Pandemic, Even Minimalists Need Space

For a family of five, 500 square feet was enough until the coronavirus hit. Now theyve upsized to an 800-square-foot two-bedroom.
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Pandemic Crowds Bring Rivergeddon to Montanas Rivers

As urbanites flock to forests and rivers to escape coronavirus threats, trailheads are cramped with parked cars and fishing on the Madison River is like a Disneyland ride. Read more at New York Times

Pandemics Fiscal Toll on New York City: 5 Takeaways

The city is already facing a nearly $4 billion budget gap next year, as recovery efforts from the coronavirus are hampered by evidence of a second wave. Read more at New York Times

A Thanksgiving Parade, Unfazed by Snow or Wind, Takes on a Pandemic

Macys had to rip up its usual script and plan a new parade with the coronavirus in mind. There will be Rockettes, but dont expect a kickline. Read more at New York Times

Watching What Goes Down Our Toilets Could Help Keep a Pandemic From Spiraling Out of Control

The failure to control the coronavirus pandemic has been a failure of real-time health data. Sewage surveillance could help fill in those gaps. Read more at New York Times

Emergency Hospital Reopening on Staten Island to Handle 2nd Wave

In a move that recalls the pandemics peak in the spring, the hospital is reopening to handle a surge of coronavirus patients in the borough. Read more at New York Times

Personal Responsibility Alone Is Doom

The acute spike of suffering we see now due to the coronavirus and the systemic failure mirrors what could be a similar but more drawn form of suffering tied to the climate crisis if we dont change course. Read more at Gizmodo.com

Covid-19 risk looms over families torn on holiday travel

Traditionally the Thanksgiving holiday is heavily traveled, but climbing coronavirus case numbers have many rethinking their plans. CNN's Natasha Chen reports the decision hasn't come easily for all. Read more at CNN

Covid-19 is taking a devastating toll on Filipino American nurses

Nearly a third of the nurses who've died of coronavirus in the US are Filipino, even though Filipino nurses make up just 4% of the nursing population nationwide. Read more at CNN

Doctor fights back tears describing Covid-19 hospitalizations

Minneapolis doctor Shirlee Xie emotionally describes the impact coronavirus hospitalizations has on front line workers and shares what it's like to witness grief and loss. Read more at CNN

As Biden Moves Ahead, More Republicans Recognize Trumps Loss

Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, a Republican, said that with the dismissal, the president had exhausted his legal options in the state. Senator Kelly Loeffler of Georgia is in isolation after testing positive for the coronavirus. Read more at New York Times

Senator Kelly Loeffler of Georgia is in quarantine after testing positive for the virus.

Senator Kelly Loeffler of Georgia, a Republican who is campaigning in a high-stakes runoff election that could determine control of the Senate, is quarantining after testing positive for the coronavirus. Read more at New York Times

ICU doctor: I'm very scared for my neighbors, my own family

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem says there is no plan to implement a mask mandate as the state struggles with the nation's highest coronavirus positivity rate. CNN's Gary Tuchman reports from inside an intensive care unit. Read more at CNN

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