Новости за 16.04.2020

Life on San Francisco's streets is hard, and it's gotten even harder because of COVID-19. Manfred Walzer is trying to bring the city's most vulnerable citizens a bit of healthy homemade food everyday.

Conducted from April 1 to April 14, the survey asked 1,017 U.S. adults if they approved or disapproved the way the president is handling his presidency.

While many speculate on whether football will be played this fall in pro or college with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Bradshaw believes professional football will be played in America.

Plasma from recovered patients has been used for decades to treat diseases. And as more Americans fight off COVID-19, we will see the donor pool grow.

The acclaimed actor died on Wednesday.

On Wednesday night, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum issued new guidelines for the state's businesses restrictions, suggesting that they will end on May 1.

"The Russian side highly appreciated the consistent and effective actions of the Chinese partners, which made it possible to stabilize the epidemiological situation in the country," a readout of the call between President Vladimir Putin and President Xi Jinping said.

The name change was revealed on Kross' official WWE merchandise.

Banksy is working from home, creating a new artwork that uses one of his most famous recurring subjects, the rat, for a commentary on quarantine during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

"It was starting to get really scary" said Elaine White, who has temporarily been released from incarceration.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry delivered food for the critically ill for a Los Angeles charity in their first working trip out since moving to the city.

"It's quite a bit of runway between here and there," David Bailin said.

The university had an endowment value of $40.9 billion for the 2019 fiscal year and an operating surplus for the year of $298 millon.

Social media is the only way to guess their fate.

"I think everything depends on how warmly the American audience receives it. It's all up to you guys, really," said Sanditon writer Andrew Davies

Several metropolitan areas across the country, including New York City and Detroit, have reported a spike in unconfirmed COVID-19-related deaths at home.

Governor Andrew Cuomo wouldn't speculate as to what happens after May 15, but he said policies will be determined by data.

The WHO appears to be far too beholden to China—praising when it should be criticizing and looking the other way at Beijing's obfuscation and irresponsibility.

April 16 marks the first day of filming for the last good "Star Trek: The Original Series"' movie and the 274th anniversary of a battle that would become a sci-fi staple.

Everyone in the U.S. is advised to cover their mouths and noses when in public to help slow the spread of the virus, but in at least four states, it's no longer optional.

Rumors that the '90 Day Fiance' couple have already split are everywhere.

Dominic Raab has announced that lockdown measures in the U.K. will continue for at least another three weeks.

A majority of Britons approved of Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family's response to the coronavirus pandemic, an exclusive Newsweek poll revealed.

"Ironically, it will be the poor who are hurt the most," said Christopher Wilson, the deputy director of the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute.

"It's crazy to me that residents of public housing are still expected to pay their rent when so many New Yorkers can't even work," he said.