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Election 2020

Sanders ends White House bid, clears way for Biden’s nomination

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), a 78-year-old democratic socialist who ran on sweeping liberal ideas such as Medicare-for-all, scored successes in the first three states to vote but failed to capture widespread support when the field became less fractured.
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WHO head responds to Trump threat, warns of ‘many more body bags’

In video obtained by The Post, federal official blasts big banks over failure to distribute small business loans quickly

Big banks that took “free money" in 2008 are now turning their backs on small businesses, a high-level official from the Small Business Administration said.
Democrats seek spending hikes for hospitals, local aid as talks intensify

Answers to your questions on homemade face masks: What material should I use? What if I can’t sew? When can I take it off?

A homemade face covering offers some protection while also helping prevent the wearer from unknowingly spreading the virus to others.

As virus fears grow, doctors and nurses around the world face abuse and attacks

Virus unlikely to diminish significantly with warm weather, scientific panel reports

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Election 2020
Analysis
Trump, who has lied about voting for years, disparages voting by mail for self-serving reasons
His arguments are not offered in good faith and we shouldn't pretend they are.
Perspective
Fashion will survive. But many of the designers at the heart of the industry might not.
The coronavirus crisis is a test of whether society believes that self-expression is worth preserving.
Netflix’s ‘Unorthodox’ is based on a best-selling memoir. How does the series compare with the real story?
The series takes some departures from its source material, Deborah Feldman’s 2012 memoir of the same name, about fleeing an ultrareligious Jewish sect.
Farewell to ‘Schitt’s Creek,’ a delightful show ending at the most unfortunate time
Pop TV’s “Schitt’s Creek,” the most escapist of escapist TV, ended for good on Tuesday night.
John Prine
1946-2020

Grammy-winning bard of ‘broken hearts and dirty windows’ dies at 73 of coronavirus

Mr. Prine was an enormous influence on younger singer-songwriters.
Perspective

Read between the lines of Tom Brady’s Players’ Tribune essay: He’s unhappy with Bill Belichick

While delving into his thinking behind leaving the Patriots for the Buccaneers, Brady only mentions in an offhand, less-than-complimentary way the coach who helped him win six Super Bowls in New England.
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Flushing out the true cause of the global toilet paper shortage

Toilet paper — or rather, the lack of it — turns out to reveal a great deal about who we are and how we behave in a crisis.
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