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Tom Turnipseed, a ‘Reformed Racist’ After Backing Wallace, Dies at 83

He supported George Wallace’s 1968 presidential bid. But after having a change of heart, he worked for civil rights and other progressive causes.

Administration Offers Guidance to Schools as They Shut Down on Their Own

Facing pressure from parents, conflicting messages from experts and initial silence from the federal government, superintendents began making their own decisions to close.

How the Coronavirus Broke Spring Break

As bad news continued to mount, the coronavirus sucked the fun and money out of Florida’s annual spring break.

Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today

President Trump declared a national emergency.

Travelers From Coronavirus Hot Spots Say They Faced No Screening

The Trump administration says Americans returning from coronavirus hot spots are being screened for symptoms. Some travelers say that is not happening.

The ‘Man Show’ Diaspora

The Comedy Central raunch-fest didn’t seem like it would be politically relevant two decades later. But that was long before Joe Rogan interviewed presidential candidates and Pete Buttigieg filled in for Jimmy Kimmel.

Coronavirus in Miami: Mayor Francis Suarez Tests Positive

Mayor Francis Suarez was tested after being in close contact with an aide to President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil.

Coronavirus Testing Goes Mobile in Seattle

In the center of the U.S. outbreak, one medical center has begun screening workers for the new virus by setting up a mobile clinic in a parking lot where cars serve as isolated waiting rooms.

UT-Austin and SXSW Hit by Coronavirus

First the South by Southwest festival was canceled, threatening the local economy. Then the virus hit the University of Texas at Austin.

Worst-Case Estimates for U.S. Coronavirus Deaths

Projections based on C.D.C. scenarios show a potentially vast toll. But those numbers don’t account for interventions now underway.

Andrew Gillum in Miami Beach Hotel Room as Man Overdosed, Police Say

The police are not pursuing criminal charges in an apparent overdose involving a friend of Mr. Gillum’s, the former Democratic nominee for Florida governor.

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