Anywhere But Humboldt
Thursday, April 23, 2020
Reuters: Senator Elizabeth Warren's brother dies after contracting the coronavirus
Reuters: In win for Trump, U.S. Supreme Court makes deporting immigrants for crimes easier
LA Times: Why vinegar might be your secret weapon to fighting weeds
LA Times: Coronavirus drives Peru’s zoos to breaking point as animal feed runs out
LA Times: A diaspora in reverse: Armenian Americans return to the homeland
LA Times: As a dying Salton Sea spews harmful dust, Imperial Valley water wars heat up again
The Hill: Trump says he disagrees with Fauci on testing capabilities
Complex: Virginia Police Arrest 30 Alleged Pedophiles from one county in ‘COVID Crackdown’ Operation
Bloomberg: At Beleaguered U.S. Meat Plants, Inspectors Are Getting Sick Too
SF Chronicle: Cuomo: Antibody survey shows wide exposure to virus in NY
SF Chronicle: Administration considers leveraging emergency coronavirus loan to force Postal Service changes
Daily Beast: Jaw-Dropping’: Trump Slammed for Touting Dangerous New Virus Treatments After Favored Drug is Discredited
Daily Beast: Trump Donor Hired Trump-Tied Lobbyists, Then Raked in Coronavirus Relief Cash
The Counter: How the fertilizer industry leaves a trail of destruction across the American South
The Atlantic: The Real Reason to Wear a Mask
Reuters: Flaw in iPhone, iPads may have allowed hackers to steal data for years
CNBC: Google to require all advertisers to pass identity verification process
KATU: Dog waits 9 hours for owner to return after being dumped, rescue group says
Politico: Millions could go uncounted in census amid crisis, officials warn
Sky News: Nicotine patches to be tested on patients after study suggests smokers less likely to catch COVID-19
CNBC: US weekly jobless claims hit 4.4 million, bringing 5-week total to more than 26 million
The Hill: Key coronavirus tracker Johns Hopkins University expecting layoffs, furloughs
CNBC: Apple’s new cheap iPhone is an incredible value
The Hill: Poultry industry struggles with plunging sales, coronavirus deaths
The Hill: WHO: As many as half of European coronavirus deaths came from nursing homes
The Hill: Obama: Still no 'coherent national' coronavirus plan in US
The Hill: Opinion: The data is in — stop the panic and end the total isolation
Daily Beast: Sheriffs Buck the Law, Refuse to Enforce Lockdown Orders
Daily Beast: Azar Tapped Ex-Dog Breeder to Lead Early Federal Coronavirus Task Force: Report
NY Times: Hidden Outbreaks Spread Through U.S. Cities Far Earlier Than Americans Knew, Estimates Say
Washington Post: Coronavirus hits Mexico’s economy where it hurts most: Oil, tourism, remittances and trade
Washington Post: Cable news stars like Hannity make headlines. But more people are watching David Muir’s ABC newscast.
Washington Post: Researchers reviewed thousands of gun policy studies and teased out a consensus
NY Post: Why wearing gloves to the grocery store isn’t fighting coronavirus
The Guardian: Can psychedelics treat climate grief?
The Guardian: 'It'll cause a water war': divisions run deep as filling of Nile dam nears
The Guardian: How Pepsi and Coke make millions bottling tap water, as residents face shutoffs
The Guardian: China coronavirus cases may have been four times official figure, says study
KTLA: L.A. County to release online list of restaurants that have had COVID-19 outbreaks
KRCR: Humboldt County businesses struggle to secure loans, more than a dozen close permanently
KRCR: 5G Network expands to various cities including Chico
KRCR: Teenage girl marks 27th case of COVID-19 in Shasta County
Siskiyou Daily News: Local snowpack is less than half of average
Medford Mail Tribune: Recycling reprieve
Sacramento Bee: 4 more tigers and 3 lions test positive for coronavirus at Bronx Zoo, officials say
San Jose Mercury: Triple-digit speeding skyrockets across California during coronavirus pandemic
San Jose Mercury: Napa County eases some shelter-in-place restrictions ahead of schedule
San Jose Mercury: A California city filled its skate park with sand to deter skateboarders. Then the dirt bikes showed up.
San Jose Mercury: Santa Clara County death data shows 20% increase in March, suggesting more coronavirus victims than previously known