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The drama finds the gangster in his later years, facing down poor health and past crimes

Arthur Fournier was worn out when the four-day Antiquarian Book Fair wrapped up on March 8 on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. But the 45-year-old rare books dealer knew he should start getting his sales in the mail. More coronavirus cases were starting to spring up around the U.S., and he had a feeling that things…

“The government is not my mother, never has been" Karl Manke said

The 26-year-old EMT was shot in March. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said it's his priority that “the truth comes out”

As the government urged Americans to cut back on wheat consumption, bakers came up with creative solutions

Dr. Zeena Salman, a Sudanese-American pediatric oncologist, says the Palestinian territories are already dealing with occupation by Israel, three generations worth of people living in refugee camps and now they also have the coronavirus pandemic to consider.

Tamela Crouch never thought she’d have to worry about childcare again. But when her adult daughter died from complications of a heart infection in 2014, Crouch moved to Montana to help raise her toddler granddaughters with each of their dads. Suddenly, nearing 50, Crouch was plunged back into a world of car seats, cartoons and…

Baseball is taking a swing at reopening — but whether that's safe remains to be seen

Everyone wants to know when we’ll be safe from COVID-19. The answer is we’re probably in for a long fight. We’ll face a persistent risk, maybe until we get a vaccine, or even after. But that risk can be managed, and reduced, if we focus on helping those at the greatest threat of getting the…

“Deeper and longer recessions can leave behind lasting damage to the productive capacity of the economy,” Powell warned

On George’s eighth day alone in the ICU, his doctors told him he had months to live. With his family listening by phone, the doctors offered two options: he could continue to receive intensive hospital care, with a small chance of getting home before his next medical crisis. Or he could go home with hospice,…

There is a research model going around that suggests as many as 150,000 additional people could die from mental health-related outcomes of COVID-19. I could argue the merits of the mathematical model as many of my colleagues have. I could also make the case that discussing the depths of despair and predicting increasing suicide rates…

Lisa Urso, who was found unresponsive on her patio, suffered many bite wounds and scratches on her legs, arms and torso

South Tyrol's governor reasserted the province's cherished autonomy, allowing restaurants, hair salons, and other businesses to reopen

Report after report has documented the warning President Trump received about the growing threat the new coronavirus posed to the U.S. But Trump remained defiant, reports say, seeking to settle the markets and sustain the three years of economic growth that had underpinned his reelection campaign. Even after recommending social distancing and the closing of…

Advice from top disease experts was more restrictive than the White House's plan

A herd of some 200 goats broke out to wreak havoc on a San Jose, Ca., neighborhood

(WASHINGTON) — Paul Manafort, Donald Trump’s onetime presidential campaign chairman who was convicted as part of the special counsel’s Russia investigation, has been released from federal prison to serve the rest of his sentence in home confinement due to concerns about the coronavirus, his lawyer said Wednesday. Manafort, 71, was released Wednesday morning from FCI…

Lesotho's health ministry says one person tested positive without showing signs of illness

Symptoms can include a persistent fever, rash, abdominal pain and vomiting

To annex or not to annex, that is indeed the question Like a modern day Hamlet, Benjamin Netanyahu is pondering his next most critical decision. Already the longest governing Prime Minister in Israel’s history and on the verge of starting a fifth term, Netanyahu appears to have made his choice. He recently told a group…

The hearing will deal with whether presidential electors are bound to support popular-vote winners in their states

A cluster of six new cases was recently found in one part of the city

Pompeo received an exemption from Israel's mandatory two-week quarantine

The online retailer says it is catching up after a demand surge tied to the coronavirus outbreak