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  • Coronavirus-China-StarbucksTech

    Can the private sector provide better coronavirus data? Experts are skeptical

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  • The U.S. House of Representatives chamber is seen Dec. 8, 2008, in Washington, D.C. As the coronavirus rages, the U.S. Congress—both the House and Senate—could use remote voting to pass laws, if only Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell offered them a chance to change the rules.Tech

    Governments worldwide are remote voting because of coronavirus. Why is the U.S. Congress resisting it?

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  • Bolivia's President Evo Morales and Chinese President Xi Jinping During a Signing CeremonyTech

    China’s coronavirus propaganda has shifted dramatically, report finds

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  • Chapter 11 Bankruptcy PaperworkFinance

    Bailouts vs. bankruptcy: Coronavirus lessons from the 2008 financial crisis

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  • In an email to its investors, venture capital firm DCVC offered to expedite coronavirus tests to its backers. The company described its email as “boastful” and said that “no one is jumping in line.”Tech

    Silicon Valley VC firm offers to expedite coronavirus tests to its investors

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  • U.S. Donald Trump speaks during a Coronavirus Task Force news conference in the briefing room of the White House in Washington, D.C. on March 18, 2020.Tech

    Countries are sending texts to warn about COVID-19. Should President Trump do the same?

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  • A camera sits on a tripod in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on Monday, June 22, 2015. With the coronavirus closing the Supreme Court, some experts think it’s time Chief Justice John Roberts opens up the body to more technology, including streaming video and cameras in the court.Tech

    The Supreme Court has shunned technology: Could coronavirus change that?

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  • Downloads of news apps are soaring amid the coronavirus outbreak.Tech

    Coronavirus pandemic creates big appetite for news apps

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  • yang new hampsire primaryNewsletters

    Andrew Yang was right about cash relief

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  • The Supreme Court has cancelled oral arguments in March.Tech

    Supreme Court shuts for first time in a century, delaying key Trump-related cases

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  • A visual representation of the digital cryptocurrency.Finance

    Bitcoin bloodbath: What people are saying about the crypto collapse

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  • According to Fenergo’s research, 60.5% of the fines came from banks violating anti-money laundering rules.Finance

    A near record year for money laundering: Banks hit with $10 billion in fines

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  • Tech

    Coronavirus school closings are ‘exposing hard truths about the digital divide,’ FCC commissioner says

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  • Digital Health, a new service from DoNotPay, maker of the Robo Revenge’ app, can demand that more than 100 data brokers stop selling your location data, phone number, and even facial recognition information, for just $3.Tech

    Exclusive: For $3, a ‘robot lawyer’ will sue data brokers that don’t delete your personal and location info

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  • The Robinhood application is displayed on an Apple iPhone. The popular stock buying app has suffered an unprecedented outage, as its users wonder when Robinhood will be back up.Finance

    Robinhood goes down, the stock app missing an entire trading day due to a ‘system-wide outage’ (Updated)

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