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Amid flurry of national coronavirus data, Massachusetts remains a hot spot of infection

Washington appears to be on the backside of the curve with new infections waning, and Massachusetts has emerged as a national hotspot.

Charts: A look at coronavirus? impact in Massachusetts versus other states Closely watched model suggests coronavirus is peaking in Mass., as state reports 156 new deaths and 1,970 new cases

Inside Boston Medical Center: The heart of the coronavirus storm

In the city?s safety-net hospital, seven out of 10 admitted patients are sickened by COVID-19.

With the fall semester a big question mark, students are considering alternatives

Colleges and universities across the country are already preparing in case students cannot come to campus and learn, exploring scenarios such as continuing virtual classes, scrapping large lectures, and delaying the fall semester.

Patients start to fill field hospitals amid surge in coronavirus cases

Boston?s newest medical facility ? a pop-up field hospital at the city?s cavernous convention center ? has already treated more than 100 coronavirus patients in the past week and could reach capacity in the coming days.

Coronavirus claims 25 patients at Wilmington facility initially slated to become recovery site

Government actions, guidance fail to keep pace with health crisis in nursing homes

Coronavirus Live Updates

#FloridaMorons trends after people flock to reopened Florida beaches

Here are recent updates on what?s happening in New England, the United States, and around the world.

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Flocks of turkeys. Swarms of rats. The pizza groundhog. Animals are taking over the streets.

Our response to the coronavirus demonstrates how far America has careened off track

Joe Biden said he would pick a woman VP. Stacey Abrams should be that woman.

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Arts and culture are worth saving

We don?t often look at culture in terms of numbers. But in this time of economic collapse, it?s time we started.

Quick recovery? Not likely in Massachusetts, as a coronavirus-induced recession stuns economy

The country is in uncharted waters. But this much is clear: In Massachusetts, this downturn will be particularly painful and the recovery slower than usual, according to business leaders and economists.

The latest coronavirus numbers from Massachusetts

A closer look at the economics of sports in a post-pandemic world

Professional sports in the US confront a stormy financial future.

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

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Hiring is still happening, but it?s not business as usual

Local companies with job openings are adjusting to the complications of coronavirus restrictions.

Small-business owners are left waiting in line after $349 billion program runs dry Struggling restaurants push for legislation on insurance claims, delivery fees

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Here are some highlights from last night?s ?One World: Together at Home? global concert

It was another star-studded stab at comforting millions from the confines of their homes. ?One World: Together at Home," a multi-platform livestream concert, aired across the world Saturday night, showcasing the likes of Lady Gaga, Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Lizzo, and many more seeking to raise funds for coronavirus response efforts.

Closely watched model suggests coronavirus is peaking in Mass., as state reports 156 new deaths and 1,970 new cases

The projections, if accurate, would suggest that the much-anticipated ?surge? of cases here is peaking, though the model predicts it will be at least June before it?s safe to relax social distancing in Massachusetts and start re-opening life here.

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Remembering a beloved reader, and cherishing his memory

David Breakstone was the kind of reader every reporter dreams of. God, I miss him.

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This crisis provides a very green opportunity

Solving the climate problem requires deep structural changes, well beyond shifts in individual behavior. The pandemic heralds a giant opportunity.

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When it comes to battling climate change and sea rise, what does it mean to be ?resilient??

Resiliency is the hot buzzword in developing Boston?s waterfront. But what is it? And might it be better to just not build there at all?

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In a shrinking world, what will we pass on to our children?

There?s a very specific role I want to play in my young nephew's life, and it has everything to do with the world he's entered: one shaped by a climate in decline and pandemics on the rise.

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Electric utilities and fossil fuel companies have resisted innovation, lied about climate science, and attacked climate policies.

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Tension between runners and walkers. Disputes over grocery-store facial attire. N95 shame. As coronavirus continues to spread, mask etiquette is getting intense. It used to be the people wearing masks who got the looks. Now they?re the ones giving them.

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A Mass. General researcher says the results point to a "raging epidemic," but may also indicate the city is further along the disease curve than some other municipalities.

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Legally freed for adoption, Henry would thrive in a permanent family as the youngest or only child.

Patients start to fill field hospitals amid surge in coronavirus cases

Boston?s newest medical facility ? a pop-up field hospital at the city?s cavernous convention center ? has already treated more than 100 coronavirus patients in the past week and could reach capacity in the coming days.

Government actions, guidance fail to keep pace with health crisis in nursing homes

Nursing home operators said much of the well-meaning but constantly changing state actions and guidance has been little help in fighting the coronavirus, often coming too late, not matching the scope of the problem, or not working as intended.

With the fall semester a big question mark, students are considering alternatives

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Jaguars RB Leonard Fournette subject of trade talks

Jacksonville has until May 4 to exercise their fifth-year option on Fournette.

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Professional sports in the US confront a stormy financial future.

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No handshakes would shake up sports as much as no crowd noise.

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South Korea on Sunday reported eight more cases of the coronavirus, the first time a daily increase has dropped to a single digit in about two months.

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China tests thousands to calculate true spread of coronavirus

Pelosi says Congress is very close to deal on emergency relief package

Trump suggests China may be ?knowingly responsible? for coronavirus

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Stuck at home, marijuana consumers prepare to celebrate 4/20 virtually

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?All of it is happening all at once?: when Congress works from home

Mass. reports 156 new coronavirus deaths, nearly 2,000 new cases

Protest to reopen Maryland draws caravan of vehicles to downtown Annapolis

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China raises coronavirus death toll by 50 percent in Wuhan

Almost 25,000 to be freed under Myanmar prisoner amnesty

South Korean court to re-open case on abusive vagrant facility

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Federal judge denies new criminal trial for Roger Stone

As Trump lays out reopening plan, governors fear a second coronavirus disaster

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China tests thousands to calculate true spread of coronavirus

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A parent can never pack away the Lego years

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Stuck at home, marijuana consumers prepare to celebrate 4/20 virtually

Montana group sues to gather e-signatures for legal pot

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This crisis provides a very green opportunity

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Upend the political power of carbon polluters

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Low impact, high camp. Home workouts with Zsa Zsa Gabor, Debbie Reynolds, Marky Mark, and Angela Lansbury

Virtual farm tours for kids, plus hotel credits to help save jobs

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New poetry, an online literary festival, an honor for Ng

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Mushroom crowd, the midnight hour, northern lights

Bruce Baillie and perfection; local arthouses and their future

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Here are some highlights from last night?s ?One World: Together at Home? global concert

?Perry Mason? miniseries will include origin story

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Boston Symphony Orchestra to cut musician pay, furlough staffers

Warming up with the big-hearted folk singer Lara Herscovitch

Tom Paxton and the Earth Day anthem that wasn?t

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Playwrights are adapting to the change of scenery

Huntington, SpeakEasy, Moonbox lead the nominees for the Elliot Norton theater awards

Shakespeare & Company cancels summer season

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Hardiest hikers, campers don?t come in from the cold

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Former Royals, Cubs manager Jim Frey, at age 88

Faith, a Broadway bugler and nine-time candidate for D.C. mayor, at 96

Tom Webster, former hockey player and coach, dies at 71