Today's Headlines: ‘I Don’t Think the New York That We Left Will Be Back for Some Years’

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April 21, 20205 minute read

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'I Don't Think the New York That We Left Will Be Back for Some Years'

By J. DAVID GOODMAN

The features that made the city's economy distinctive — Broadway, restaurants and museums — were hard hit and will take the longest to come back.

Trump Plans to Suspend Immigration to U.S.

By KATIE ROGERS, MICHAEL D. SHEAR and ZOLAN KANNO-YOUNGS

The president portrayed the measure, his most wide-ranging attempt yet to seal off the country from the world, as a bid to save Americans' jobs amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Too Much Oil: How a Barrel Came to Be Worth Less Than Nothing

By STANLEY REED and CLIFFORD KRAUSS

One oil price went negative on Monday, signaling that there is no place to store all the crude the world is producing but not using.

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