Coronavirus In Us
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Far from Hollywood's template of happy endings, American writers, scholars weigh in on how life might be post pandemic
•The kind of finish that the coronavirus has in store for weary Americans has no distinct ending. That’s a hard pill to swallow for a nation long trained — in some cases quite literally — to expect well-defined and often optimistic conclusions to tortuous sagas.
Regal Cinemas, second-largest theatre chain of US, to reopen from 2 April with limited seating capacity
•Regal Cinema has also signed a deal with Warner Bros to have a 45-day exclusive theatrical window for their new releases.
Italy records highest coronavirus toll in one day with 627 deaths; 'you are not invincible', WHO tells youth
Fp Staff •The US warned Americans to avoid all international travel and told citizens abroad to return now or face an 'indefinite' absence as coronavirus pandemic toll surpassed 10,000 people worldwide on Friday
Joe Biden slams 'Neanderthal thinking' of Texas, Mississippi to end mask mandates
•Texas, followed by Mississippi, brushed off warnings to not relax restrictions on Tuesday, saying businesses, including restaurants and bars, could operate as normal from coming week
US coronavirus fatalities approach 500,000; Anthony Fauci terms it worst health crisis in past 102 years
•A year into the pandemic, fatalities have reached about 498,000 — roughly the population of Kansas City, Missouri, and just shy of the size of Atlanta
Joe Biden proposes $1.9 trillion plan to expand coronavirus vaccinations, boost US economy
•The plan, which would require congressional approval, is packed with proposals on healthcare, education, labour and cybersecurity
Preity Zinta says she felt 'helpless, powerless' during her family's battle with COVID-19
•Preity Zinta's said her family members, including mother and brother, had tested positive for Covid-19 last month but have recovered now.
Global COVID-19 cases cross 90 million; several countries brace for more virulent strains
•The United States, with more than 22.2 million infections, leads the world with the highest number of infections recorded since the pandemic began
As Germany extends COVID-19 lockdown, a look at countries where curbs remain on movement, economic activities
Fp Staff •Across the world, several countries continue to have some forms of restrictions on internal movement of people, over a year since the novel coronavirus was first reported in China
Donald Trump signs $900 bn COVID-19 relief Bill; package to avert govt shutdown, extend unemployment benefits
•The legislative package will provide billions of dollars for the distribution of a vaccine, funds for schools, small businesses, hospitals and American families