The coronavirus pandemic has taken an incalculable death toll. We're putting names and faces to the numbers. Here are some of their stories.Β https://t.co/AIFvt1kfHA
Philip Kahn, a 100-year-old World War II veteran, died on April 17 from the coronavirus. His twin brother, Samuel, died a century earlier as an infant during another pandemic, the Spanish Flu of 1918-19. https://t.co/XesybAuOxX
I hope that President Trump can learn a lesson from this situation to professionals handle medical suggestions. The reason you hire them is to help you where you might not know everything. #TrumpIsNotADoctor
The fact that President Trump made a comment that was not factual or reasonable to make is not the entire problem, because then his press secretary blames the media for covering it incorrectly. Stop blaming the media for President Trump's actions! #disinfectant
JUST IN: In a stunning reversal for Navy officials, Admiral Michael Gilday β chief of naval operations β has recommended Capt. Brett Crozier be restored to command of the Theodore Roosevelt.
A U.S. official confirmed the news with NPR.
2 new studies using antibody tests to assess how many people have been infected with the coronavirus have turned up numbers higher than some experts had expected https://t.co/HfsMbt9Hf2
A healthy ecosystem helps to protect us from diseases like #COVID19. We need long-term solutions for our planet. Join us on #EarthDay to call for #climateaction for the environment, for animals, and for us.
It's Earth Day, and the 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day. It has been a momentous 50 years for the environment and climate change, with improvements and things that haven't gone so well. Read about 10 big victories, β and 10 failures.
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The first U.S. death known to be from COVID-19 happened on Feb. 6 β nearly three weeks before deaths in Washington state that were originally believed to be the country's first, officials say.
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Applaud health care staff!
But also give them higher wages, better working conditions and permanent sufficient resources.
Bail out workers!
And maybe save the βclapping-instead-of-fundingβ for the polluting companies?
A real sarcastic slow clap for the ones destroying our world.