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Japan to Reopen Schools in April Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo ordered the country's education ministry to come up with a plan for schools to start welcoming students.

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CBP Seizes Counterfeit Coronavirus Tests The agency says the seizure will give insight into smuggling trends to help intercept similar packages in the future.

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Nikki Haley Resigns From Boeing Board The former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. resigned over the company's request for government aid in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Walmart Plans New Hires, Cash Bonuses The company said it will hire 150,000 new associates through the end of May to work in stores, clubs, distribution centers and fulfillment centers.

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White House Seeks More Emergency Funding The White House Office of Management and Budget sent the $45.8 billion request to lawmakers Tuesday night.

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Illinois Gov. Activates National Guard The Illinois National Guard says 60 service members are being activated to help respond to the coronavirus outbreak.

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U.S. To Announce Canada Travel Ban CNN reports the two countries are still trying to work out what types of travel would be allowed under the restriction.

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Coronavirus Vote Delayed in Senate Sen. Rand Paul's amendment would reportedly require a Social Security number for the child tax credit, among other things.

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Biden Sweeps Sanders in 3 Key States Three states voted amid the coronavirus pandemic and each one delivered Joe Biden a win.

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Durant Tests Positive for Coronavirus ​Although the league didn't name the affected players, Durant confirmed his diagnosis to The Athletic.

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GOP Drafting 3rd Coronavirus Relief Bill The Senate is poised to pass the House's bipartisan bill that gives leave to those impacted by coronavirus.

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Coronavirus Remains Viable on Surfaces It can remain viable anywhere from three hours in the air to up to three days on plastic and stainless steel surfaces.

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UAW Urges 3 Carmakers to Halt Production The United Auto Workers union is urging Ford, Fiat Chrysler and General Motors to pause production in Detroit for two weeks.

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U.S. Low on Medical Supplies HHS says it's not sure when the production of gloves, masks and gowns will meet demand, but that it's looking for solutions.

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HHS To Offer Telehealth Options For Medicare Recipients Amid Pandemic Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Administrator Seema Verma discusses expanded telehealth options and coronavirus warnings for Americans.

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VA Increases Coronavirus Screenings VA medical facilities across the country are screening all patients for the coronavirus at their entrances.

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ICE Prosecutors Want Courts Closed ICE prosecutors joined immigration judges and lawyers in asking the White House to close immigration courts to protect the public's health.