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AP News Digest 2 p.m.
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The Latest: Turkey extends movement ban to young people
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The Latest: Canadian military prepping Quebec to fight virus
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David Driskell, prominent authority on black art, dies at 88
FALMOUTH, Maine (AP) — David Driskell, one of the nation's most influential African American artists and a leading authority on black art, has died. He was 88.
The Latest: IMF leader says virus is “crisis like no other'
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The Latest: Merkel urging Germans to stay home over Easter
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Cuomo orders shift in ventilators to overwhelmed hospitals
NEW YORK (AP) — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he would order the redistribution of critically needed ventilators. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio called for a national enlistment program for doctors and nurses. And the coronavirus outbreak picked up speed with more deaths and more hospitalizations.
The Latest: Trudeau warns U.S. to allow 3M shipments of PPE
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Virus deals end to US hiring; Europe's hospitals buckle
NEW YORK (AP) — The coronavirus outbreak snapped the United States’ record-breaking hiring streak of nearly 10 years, while U.S. and European medical workers struggling to save ailing patients Friday watched supplies of medicine, protective equipment and breathing machines dwindle by the hour.
NYC mayor urges national enlistment program for doctors
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio called Friday for a national enlistment program for doctors and nurses to handle an expected surge in coronavirus cases in New York and other places around the country where virus cases are straining existing health care systems.
Europe's hospitals buckle under the crush of the coronavirus
MADRID (AP) — Setting up makeshift ICU wards in libraries and conference centers, embattled European medical workers strained Friday to save thousands of desperately ill coronavirus patients as stocks of medicine, protective equipment and breathing machines grew shorter by the hour.
AP News Digest 7 a.m.
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Virus deaths, unemployment accelerating across Europe, US
AP PHOTOS: Greek capital's streets deserted during lockdown
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Deserted squares, padlocked parks, empty avenues where lines of cars once idled bumper-to-bumper in traffic as motorbikes and scooters zoomed through the narrow gaps between. The Greek capital, Athens, like so many cities across the world, has seen its streets empty under a lockdown designed to stem the spread of the new coronavirus.
AP News Digest 3:40 a.m.
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Residents snitch on businesses, neighbors amid shutdowns
OAK PARK, Illinois (AP) — One Tulsa, Oklahoma, bar owner said more than a dozen motorcyclists showed up unannounced, but he served them a round of shots anyway to celebrate a birthday. Another live-streamed a drag queen show on Facebook while up to 20 people drank inside the locked bar, ignoring police when they knocked on the door.