Trump’s stage is caving in. Bring on the doctors.
Back in December 1989, during Donald Trump’s previous reign as the King of Atlantic City, before he became the King of Ventilators, the Rolling…
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Meat shortage and China deals send Beyond Meat’s stock spiking
Warnings of potential meat shortages in the United States because of food processing closures have led to a boom for Beyond Meat’s stock. New…
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Trump is driving Birx to a tough spot. It’s about to get even tougher.
Dr. Deborah Birx’s balancing act between science and President Donald Trump’s disinformation may be reaching the point of no return. The…
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Meat processing plants across the US are closing due to the pandemic. Will consumers feel the impact?
Concerns about the US food chain supply made their way into the mainstream this week, as more meat processing and packaging plants suspend operations…
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Second round begins for small business loan program after problems hampered first rollout
The race is on for small business owners across the country to access billions in emergency funding Monday through the Small Business Administration.…
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Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson hope their blood helps the coronavirus fight
Two of the world’s most famous Covid-19 patients are willing to share their blood to help in the fight against the disease. Tom Hanks said on a…
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Trump is driving Birx’s balancing act to the limit
Dr. Deborah Birx’s balancing act between science and President Donald Trump’s disinformation may be reaching the point of no return. The…
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Exclusive: She’s been falsely accused of starting the coronavirus. Her life has been turned upside down
Maatje Benassi, a US Army reservist and mother of two, has become the target of conspiracy theorists who falsely place her at the beginning of the…
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5 things to know for April 27: Pandemic, the world, stay-home orders, food, N. Korea
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says his office has received hundreds of calls asking about ingesting disinfectants after President Trump suggested it as a…
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Tennis star Dominic Thiem rejects plans to help struggling players through coronavirus crisis
World no. 3 Dominic Thiem has rejected the notion that top tennis stars should provide financial support to the game’s lower-ranked players due…
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An aggrieved Trump blames press for furor over disinfectant comments as Birx defends him
The furor over President Donald Trump’s toxic suggestion that the coronavirus might be treated with an injection of disinfectant mounted Sunday…
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Coronavirus cases in the United States are nearing 1 million
A new week in the coronavirus pandemic is beginning with a United States case count approaching 1 million and several cities and states preparing to…
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Dr. Birx is struggling with a nearly impossible choice
Life in a pandemic is filled with ethical and moral dilemmas for everyone. We have to weigh the cost to ourselves and others of decisions that barely…
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People crowd Southern California beaches despite coronavirus concerns
Seeking relief from a heat wave, thousands of people crowded beaches in Southern California this weekend amid the coronavirus pandemic, despite a…
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StormTrack Weather: Potential for record-breaking heat this week
EL PASO, Texas– Hot weather continues to take over the Borderland after we tied the high record Sunday. Today temperatures again set to hit 95…
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Americans confront the coronavirus stress test in very different ways
A version of this article first appeared in the “Reliable Sources” newsletter. You can sign up for free right here. The coronavirus is a…
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After draft, Packers now have ‘3-headed beast’ on rushing led by El Paso’s Aaron Jones
GREEN BAY, Wisconsin — The Green Bay Packers stayed on offense during the NFL draft, a major change from their usual strategy. After trading up four…
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‘The food supply chain is breaking,’ Tyson says as plants close
Tyson Foods is warning that “millions of pounds of meat” will disappear from the supply chain as the coronavirus pandemic pushes food…
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These workers lost their jobs to the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s how they are hustling to survive
The smell of red enchiladas and Peruvian lomo saltado filled the kitchen as Maria and Luis Ramirez cooked non-stop. They seasoned pound after pound…
Continue Reading ‘Homeland’ zeroes in on Carrie and Saul in a tense series finale
When Showtime renewed “Homeland” through an eighth season, the three-year extension offered the prospect of a big buildup and whiz-bang…
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More states are easing coronavirus restrictions this week, unnerving experts and some local officials
Several states are reopening from coronavirus shutdowns this week despite the recommendations of health researchers. Colorado, Minnesota and Montana…
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1-eyed squirrel with Instagram account is returned to nature
LAFAYETTE, Louisiana — A one-eyed squirrel that gained a social media following is being returned to nature. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife…
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Reviving America after Covid-19 will take years, not months
Does anyone really want a barber’s fingers in their face right now? Those of us who have discovered that we’re not essential to keeping…
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El Paso’s virus cases top 800, recovery numbers also rising
EL PASO, Texas — El Paso public health officials on Sunday reported 22 new coronavirus cases bringing the county’s cumulative number…
Continue Reading ‘The Office’ is celebrating National Pretzel Day, Stanley style!
Are you celebrating National Pretzel Day? Stanley Hudson sure is. “The Office” grump, played by Leslie David Baker, rarely ever smiles.…
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‘The Office’ is celebrating National Pretzel Day, Stanley style!
Are you celebrating National Pretzel Day? Stanley Hudson sure is. “The Office” grump, played by Leslie David Baker, rarely ever smiles.…
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Appeals court refuses to lift injunction blocking demolition of Duranguito, for now
EL PASO, Texas — The 8th Court of Appeals is refusing to lift an injunction blocking demolition of vacant properties in El Paso’s Duranguito…
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‘Tank tough’: Mourners turn out at vigil for 23rd El Paso Walmart shooting victim
EL PASO, Texas — Dozens of mourners turned out for a vigil held Monday evening in honor of a man shot in the Aug. 3 attack targeting Latinos at the…
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White House officials are discussing plans to replace HHS Secretary Alex Azar
White House officials are discussing plans to replace Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar following a spate of criticism over the early…
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Virus cases grow to 116 in Doña Ana County; New Mexico death toll just shy of 100
SANTA FE, New Mexico — New Mexico state health officials on Sunday announced 66 additional coronavirus cases, including a half-dozen new infections…
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