Coronavirus Makes Cooling Centers Risky, Just as Scorching Weather Hits
| By JASON DePARLE Democrats are seeking to raise benefits as research shows a rise in food insecurity without modern precedent amid the pandemic. But Republicans have balked at a long-term expansion of the program. | | | By CHRISTOPHER FLAVELLE Officials are scrambling to find ways to protect residents against dueling threats of extreme heat and the coronavirus. | | | By MATINA STEVIS-GRIDNEFF and JACK EWING New forecasts predict a 7.4 percent economic collapse and risks of even worse decline if the reopening triggers a second virus wave. | | |
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| Science By JILLIAN KRAMER Antibodies from Winter, a 4-year-old llama with great eyelashes, have neutralized coronavirus and other infections in lab experiments. | | | Opinion By KATHERINE BAICKER, OEINDRILA DUBE, SENDHIL MULLAINATHAN, DEVIN POPE and GUS WEZEREK Some businesses, like some people, are "super-spreaders." | | |
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