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The death toll from covid-19 began to rise steadily in early March, then more sharply as the disease spread to every state and most U.S. territories.

">PLEASE NOTE The Washington Post is providing this story for free so that all readers have access to this important information about the coronavirus. For more free stories, sign up for our daily Coronavirus Updates newsletter. The disease caused by the novel coronavirus has killed at least   people in the United States. The countrys earliest covid-19 fatality was thought to be a 58-year-old man near Seattle, whose death was announced Feb. 29. But on April 22, officials in California announced that tissue from two people who had died in early and mid-February in Santa Clara County had tested positive, signaling that the virus may have spread in the country weeks earlier than was previously thought. A total of have been reported since Feb. 29. Loading data... Note: The spike in mi...

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A number of Premier League stars have joined forces to create an initiative called #PlayersTogether which aims to raise funds for NHS charities during the coronavirus pandemic. Top-flight professionals have come under fire after some clubs placed non-playing staff on the Governments furlough scheme, with health secretary Matt Hancock last week calling for Premier League players to take a pay cut. Premier League clubs proposed wage cuts of around 30 per cent to ease the financial burden caused by the crisis but talks over the weekend with the Professional Footballers Association and the League Managers Association failed to reach a resolution. #PlayersTogetherpic.twitter.com/e7uWYIOhL2 Jordan Henderson (@JHenderson) April 8, 2020 However, a statement posted by a number of Premier Leagu...

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The football calendar has been decimated as the world looks to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. Here, the PA news agency takes a look at Covid-19s impact on the beautiful game. Which events have been postponed, and until when? Euro 2020 has been put back a year (PA) UEFA postponed Euro 2020 until the summer of 2021, while the Euro 2020 play-offs, due to be played in March, have been postponed. The 2021 Nations League finals and UEFA Under-21 European Championship have been postponed while the Womens Euro 2021 is likely to be delayed. All Champions League and Europa League fixtures are suspended until further notice. The 2020 Copa America is to move to 2021 to give South American players based in Europe the opportunity to finish their league campaigns. The Premier League, EFL...

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Turns out millennials have been sitting on an abundance of savings and they are using that to aggressively buy the coronavirus dip

Barry Schwartz spent most of March trying to talk his clients off of two distinct ledges. A typical hour might have seen the chief investment officer at Baskin Wealth Management try to convince an emotional retiree to not panic and cash out, before having to pivot and  temper the bet-it-all instincts of a millennial client with $50,000 burning a hole in their pocket. While the former was not unexpected for the wealth management veteran, the latter was something new. And it wasn’t just one or two millennials under his care wanting to buy the dip after stocks plunged 30 per cent — it was all of them. The millennial generation may have a lousy reputation as investors, but they’ve played this stock market swoon better than their baby boomer rivals, Schwartz admits. Certainly I learned a les...

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Habibul Bashar, Mohammad Ashraful, Tareq Aziz and Tatenda Taibu recall Bangladesh’s first win since becoming a Test nation – in an ODI in Harare in 2004

Mushfiqur Rahman and his team-mates celebrate Tatenda Taibu's wicket. In the space of nine overs, Zimbabwe lost four wickets for 19 runs © AFP/Getty Images From June 1999 to February 2004, Bangladesh had racked up some unwanted records - most consecutive defeats in international cricket, which included most consecutive Test defeats, the longest winless streak in that format, and the most consecutive ODI defeats. Now under a new captain, Bangladesh were hoping for better days. Habibul Bashar, Bangladesh captain: The Zimbabwe team was far ahead of us in those days, that too in their conditions. We had already lost the Test series. I made a pair in my first Test as captain. While we waited for the rain to stop in Bulawayo [where the first two ODIs had to be abandoned], coach Dav Whatmore w...

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This week, we relive the glorious one-day triumphs of Lancashire in the 1990s | ESPNcricinfo.com

With still no live cricket in sight, we're digging deep into YouTube to keep ourselves entertained. This week, a trip down memory lane with one of the most dominant one-day sides ever - Lancashire in the 1990s. Wasim Akram too quickWasim Akram forged one of the great overseas careers with Lancashire. In the 1990 Benson & Hedges Cup final at Lord's, he produced a blistering new-ball spell that put the county on course for a comfortable victory against Worcestershire. Akram had already played his part with the bat as he clubbed 28 off 21 balls in a strong performance from Lancashire's lower order (that was a feature of their side, as you will see). Akram was usually held back from the new ball - Lancashire's one-day bowling options were tremendously deep - and on this day he came on as...

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The hit might sound familiar to Australian fans…

As you might already know, Billie Eilish had a very successful night at the Grammy Awards on Sunday, picking up Best New Artist, Album of the Year, Record of the Year and Song of the Year. However, what you might not know is that her award-winning hit Bad Guy has a rather unusual sample, in the form of an Aussie pedestrian crossing. The 18-year-old was in Sydney where she heard the pedestrian crossing and was so pleased with the sound she recorded it on a voicenote on her phone. She told Rolling Stone: "My mum and I went for a walk in Sydney. We were like across the street from the hotel and the crosswalk is this little - you press it and it's like 'doop, doop'. And I was like, 'That's hard!' That's the sound that it makes when you have to wait." Her brother Finneas O'Connell then it...

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On the frontlines of opioid addiction with Beth Macy: podcast and transcript

This is an intimate portrait of what addiction looks like in America. From the board rooms of pharmaceutical companies to the living rooms across America, Beth Macy traces the path of devastation wrought by opioids. Her latest book, Dopesick gives life to the urgency of the epidemic, illustrating just how woefully insufficient the national response has been to the scale of the crisis. She lays out the often-insurmountable barriers that stand between someone suffering and the treatment they need, and why stigma may be the biggest obstacle of them all. CHRIS HAYES: The story here is really... the most cartoonish version also seems not that far from being the accurate one, which is big, pharmaceutical interests essentially corruptly rigged a system to jack up their profits by essentially d...

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See where it has spread.

Nigeria and Bangladesh joined several European countries and U.S. states in beginning to reopen parts of their economies Tuesday as global cases topped 3 million. By the numbers: COVID-19 has killed over 211,000, Johns Hopkins data shows. Almost 895,000 people have recovered from the virus. The U.S. has reported the most cases in the world (more than 988,000 from nearly 5.6 million tests), followed by Spain (over 229,000). What's happening: Bangladesh is reopening its garment factories, but workers expressed concerns they'll be at risk of contracting the virus, the New York Times reported Tuesday. More than 2 million Australians have downloaded a new coronavirus tracing app within hours of its release, Health Minister Greg Hunt announced Tuesday, as the country reopened beaches.China re

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