Man Convicted of Trying to Blow Up Oklahoma City Bank Gets 25 Years in Prison
Jerry Drake Varnell was arrested in 2017 after a thwarted attempt to blow up a bank in downtown Oklahoma City — a plot similar to one carried out there in 1995.
Ex-Field Organizers Sue Bloomberg Campaign, Claiming They Were Misled
Former campaign workers for Michael Bloomberg filed two proposed class-action lawsuits on Monday, arguing they and thousands of others were tricked into taking their jobs and are owed overtime pay.
Eleven States Now Letting Uninsured Sign Up for Obamacare
More coronavirus care will be covered in many states. Federal officials are considering similar action for the state markets they run.
As Postal Workers Fall Sick With Coronavirus, Colleagues Keep Working. And Worrying.
The coronavirus has affected about two dozen Postal Service workers around the country, and fear of a greater outbreak grows.
PG&E Will Plead Guilty to Involuntary Manslaughter in Camp Fire
The California utility faced felony charges in connection with a 2018 wildfire that killed more than 80 people.
Will Disabled People Be at a Disadvantage for Scarce Coronavirus Treatment?
Advocates in Washington State fear that people who are disabled could be at higher risk of death when doctors and hospitals make end-of-life triage decisions.
Coronavirus in California: What Are the Rules for ‘Stay at Home’?
Monday: Californians are navigating a new reality and finding that “stay at home” isn’t a black-and-white order.
Coronavirus Patients in Limbo as Gilead Suspends Emergency Drug Access
The company says it will switch to a broader approach for its experimental drug, remdesivir. But it was overwhelmed by demand for a potential treatment promoted by President Trump.
Singalongs From Windowsills Lift Spirits During Coronavirus Crisis
Following an example set by Europeans who sang from balconies, some homebound Americans are communally belting out tunes from their windows.
The U.S. Needs China’s Masks, as Acrimony Grows
Beijing has signaled a willingness to supply the U.S. as its outbreak spreads. Increasingly harsh language and logistical issues could make it difficult to reach deals.
These Doctors Have Specialties. Fighting Coronavirus Wasn’t One of Them.
The pandemic’s spread is creating new challenges for doctors who usually care primarily for patients with particular medical needs.
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