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Technical problems with the digital versions of the Advanced Placement exams caused angst for high school students and parents at an already stressful time. View original article Contributor:
The agency granted emergency clearance for a testing kit that allows a consumer to take a nasal sample at home and send it to a laboratory for the diagnosis. View original article Contributor:
With more than two-thirds of states significantly relaxing restrictions, an uptick in cases is predicted. The F.D.A. granted emergency clearance for a testing kit that allows users to check themselves for the virus at home. View original article Contributor:
With more than two-thirds of states significantly relaxing restrictions, an uptick in cases is widely predicted. The House’s vote to allow remote balloting will change how Congress operates. View original article Contributor:
Before Covid-19, health care workers were already vulnerable to depression and suicide. Mental health experts now fear even more will be prone to trauma-related disorders. View original article Contributor:
With new cases steadily declining, more than two-thirds of U.S. states have significantly reduced restrictions. But experts cited worrying signs from some areas that eased early. View original article Contributor:
The coronavirus pandemic is exposing like never before the severe disparities in how Japanese couples divide household work. View original article Contributor:
India’s support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi is soaring during the pandemic. Germany’s top soccer league is restarting. View original article Contributor:
Robert S. Tesh made “credible threats” via social media messages to kill Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Michigan’s attorney general, Dana Nessel, the authorities said. View original article Contributor:
A stir-crazy nation wonders: Is it safe to stroll on the beach in a deadly pandemic? How about a picnic in the park? Or coffee with a friend at an outdoor table? The risk is in the details. View original article Contributor: