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Trump says the federal government will not extend its social distancing guidelines

President Trump says the federal government will not be extending its social distancing guidelines when they expire Thursday.

Coronavirus patients taking Gilead?s remdesivir recovered faster

Data from study of California company?s medicine could lead to emergency approval from the FDA.

Mayor Walsh has a message for runners and cyclists: Time to wear a mask

At a press conference on Wednesday afternoon, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh griped, "I can?t tell you how many runners and bikers I see breathing heavily and blowing right past people with no face covering."

Walsh jokes that Tom Brady would be allowed to work out in Boston?s parks if he stayed

Mass. House attempt to install remote voting hits GOP roadblock

The top Republican in the Massachusetts House on Wednesday blocked the passage of an emergency rules package designed to allow remote voting in the chamber, setting off a rare ? and vitriolic ? rift between Democratic leadership and the chamber?s small GOP caucus.

Are office towers the new dinosaurs? Hardly, says a major landlord

It's likely workers will sit farther apart, they may have their temperatures taken in the lobby, and they?ll probably have a harder time finding a place to grab lunch.

People are eager to start traveling again, survey says

Many are already planning trips for the second half of 2020.

Coming to a grocery store near you: meat shortages

The US meat industry is reeling from coronavirus infections in a seemingly unheard of moment in a first-world country: rationing in grocery aisles as some two dozen meatpacking plants have shuttered. Prices have jumped, stores are limiting purchases, and farmers and ranchers are euthanizing livestock because slaughterhouses are closed.

Economists agree: No quick rebound from recession is likely

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The dangerous new consensus: blame China

The race to save lives

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Three health care workers are sharing dispatches from the front lines of the fight against coronavirus.

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Bianca Dintino dons personal protective equipment (PPE) before her shift on the coronavirus intensive care unit at Tufts Medical Center Friday April 24. (Video produced by Caitlin Healy/Globe Staff)

?His eyes could open any moment. We?ve lowered his sedatives to a tiny trickle. Now it?s a waiting game. After three weeks of being in a medically induced coma and on a ventilator, will he wake up??

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Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski named to Patriots? all-decade team

The list of the 29 honorees consists of 12 offensive players, 12 defensive players, one kicker, one punter, one returner, one special-teams player and head coach Bill Belichick.

Tara Sullivan: Mark Bavaro has been where Rob Gronkowski is going, and he approves

Red Sox are offering refunds for tickets to April and May games at Fenway Park

MLB is treating the early portion of the season as effectively canceled. The refund offer applies only to those tickets purchased directly from the Red Sox.

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Two parents ? a hero and a guiding light ? fall victim to coronavirus?s cruelty

Rosemarie Moscato and Nicholas Guerriero, young sweethearts married in 1969, were parents of two children whom they worshipped. Now their children are staggered: Both parents have become victims of coronavirus.

Comfort Zone

Seeing the world through freshly made-up eyes

How to show care for older adults during social distancing

Amy Schumer and her husband, Chris Fischer, will debut a quarantine cooking show on Food Network

Recipes: Three Italian desserts for Mother?s Day

R.I. focuses on the grim economic and budgetary realities of the epidemic

Economists are warning that Rhode Island is plunging into recession, facing a sharp, severe decline and a slow, gradual recovery.

Governor Raimondo says no parades, music festivals, big weddings this summer

Elizabeth Warren and 30 other senators call for a $50 billion bailout for child care providers struggling because of coronavirus

Senator Elizabeth Warren and 30 of her Senate colleagues are calling for the next coronavirus rescue bill to include a $50 billion bailout for struggling child care operations whose services are seen as key to restarting the economy.

Some Newton residents say city?s construction halt leaves them displaced from their homes

While small projects like theirs are stopped, they said, larger housing developments have been allowed to move ahead.

Love Letters

We were about to get together, and then the coronavirus hit

Since we were forced apart, he?s become aloof.

When Massachusetts goes back to work, it won?t be business as usual

A picture of how working life may change is emerging from interviews with more than a dozen CEOs and other executives planning for the day when the state begins easing coronavirus restrictions.

Here are the states beginning to lift major coronavirus restrictions

In the window of one Cambridge gallery, Barack Obama

The images, taken by former White House photographer Pete Souza, were originally intended for a monthlong exhibit at Bridge Gallery that was uprooted by the coronavirus pandemic. So owner Greig Cranna created a rotating exhibit in the front window that draws dozens of visitors a day.

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Boston Latin and the biggest test of their young lives

The future of these sixth-graders is on the line as they compete for a spot at one of the country?s best schools. But the playing field is far from level.

Quarantinis, covidiots, and social distancing: What the new vocabulary of coronavirus says about these times

Welcome to the Coronaverse. (Or is it the Coronapocalypse?) As the coronavirus pandemic has upended our lives, it also has catapulted a barrage of new vocabulary and slang into the mainstream lexicon, helping people make sense of ? and laugh at ? these dark times.

Is there a stigma to dying of coronavirus?

While some families openly acknowledge that a loved one has died from the coronavirus pandemic, others fear the negative associations of the disease.

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R.I. focuses on the grim economic and budgetary realities of the epidemic

Economists are warning that Rhode Island is plunging into recession, facing a sharp, severe decline and a slow, gradual recovery.

Raimondo says no parades, music festivals, or big weddings this summer

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Joe Biden for president ? even if accused of sexual assault?

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The dangerous new consensus: blame China

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Fenway Park is ready to play ball, even though we are not

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Boston fire alarm system, first of its kind in the world, received first call 168 years ago

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Economists are warning that Rhode Island is plunging into recession, facing a sharp, severe decline and a slow, gradual recovery.

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Trump says the federal government will not extend its social distancing guidelines

President Trump says the federal government will not be extending its social distancing guidelines when they expire Thursday.

Are office towers the new dinosaurs? Hardly, says a major landlord

It's likely workers will sit farther apart, they may have their temperatures taken in the lobby, and they?ll probably have a harder time finding a place to grab lunch.

Mass. reports highest single-day death toll since outbreak began

Trump says the federal government will not extend its social distancing guidelines President Trump says the federal government will not be extending its social distancing guidelines when they expire Thursday.

Coronavirus patients taking Gilead?s remdesivir recovered faster

Mayor Walsh has a message for runners and cyclists: Time to wear a mask At a press conference on Wednesday afternoon, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh griped, "I can?t tell you how many runners and bikers I see breathing heavily and blowing right past people with no face covering."

Mass. House attempt to install remote voting hits GOP roadblock

Are office towers the new dinosaurs? Hardly, says a major landlord

People are eager to start traveling again, survey says Many are already planning trips for the second half of 2020.

Opinion

The nihilism of Mitch McConnell

Joe Biden for president ? even if accused of sexual assault?

To Christians on communion: Don?t try this at home

The dangerous new consensus: blame China

A lesson in proper PPE dressing. When a patient recovers, but doesn't wake up. And what happens now that we've plateaued?

Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski named to Patriots? all-decade team

Red Sox are offering refunds for tickets to April and May games at Fenway Park

Two parents ? a hero and a guiding light ? fall victim to coronavirus?s cruelty

Comfort Zone

Seeing the world through freshly made-up eyes

How to show care for older adults during social distancing

Amy Schumer and her husband, Chris Fischer, will debut a quarantine cooking show on Food Network

Recipes: Three Italian desserts for Mother?s Day

R.I. focuses on the grim economic and budgetary realities of the epidemic Economists are warning that Rhode Island is plunging into recession, facing a sharp, severe decline and a slow, gradual recovery.

Elizabeth Warren and 30 other senators call for a $50 billion bailout for child care providers struggling because of coronavirus

Some Newton residents say city?s construction halt leaves them displaced from their homes While small projects like theirs are stopped, they said, larger housing developments have been allowed to move ahead.

Love Letters We were about to get together, and then the coronavirus hit Since we were forced apart, he?s become aloof.

When Massachusetts goes back to work, it won?t be business as usual

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Chloe the Chihuahua finds new home after owner dies from COVID-19

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How a Los Angeles doctor got swept up in the White House?s Covid-19 response

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Trump says the federal government will not extend its social distancing guidelines President Trump says the federal government will not be extending its social distancing guidelines when they expire Thursday.

Are office towers the new dinosaurs? Hardly, says a major landlord It's likely workers will sit farther apart, they may have their temperatures taken in the lobby, and they?ll probably have a harder time finding a place to grab lunch.

Trump says the federal government will not extend its social distancing guidelines

President Trump says the federal government will not be extending its social distancing guidelines when they expire Thursday.

Mayor Walsh has a message for runners and cyclists: Time to wear a mask

At a press conference on Wednesday afternoon, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh griped, "I can?t tell you how many runners and bikers I see breathing heavily and blowing right past people with no face covering."

People are eager to start traveling again, survey says

Many are already planning trips for the second half of 2020.

R.I. focuses on the grim economic and budgetary realities of the epidemic

Economists are warning that Rhode Island is plunging into recession, facing a sharp, severe decline and a slow, gradual recovery.

Some Newton residents say city?s construction halt leaves them displaced from their homes

While small projects like theirs are stopped, they said, larger housing developments have been allowed to move ahead.

Love Letters

We were about to get together, and then the coronavirus hit

Since we were forced apart, he?s become aloof.

Is there a stigma to dying of coronavirus?

While some families openly acknowledge that a loved one has died from the coronavirus pandemic, others fear the negative associations of the disease.

Trump says the federal government will not extend its social distancing guidelines

President Trump says the federal government will not be extending its social distancing guidelines when they expire Thursday.

Are office towers the new dinosaurs? Hardly, says a major landlord

It's likely workers will sit farther apart, they may have their temperatures taken in the lobby, and they?ll probably have a harder time finding a place to grab lunch.