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Here's what you need to know to Start Your Week Smart.TODAY• French voters go to the polls. Municipal elections are underway, even as the nation prepares for schools and colleges to close starting a day later to try to contain the coronavirus. The Paris mayor's race has been downright nasty, and President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party reportedly is due to get shellacked.Read More• Dems debate as vital issues loom.
Besides abortions, what does Planned Parenthood do? 01:10• Trial begins in a college student's murder. A 13-year-old is reportedly due to go on trial in New York family court in the stabbing death of Tessa Majors. The boy is accused as a juvenile in the fatal robbery of the Barnard College freshman in December. Two 14-year-olds charged as adults in the case have pleaded not guilty.TUESDAY• Another Tuesday, another set of primaries.
Former DOJ official slams Bolton's reason for not testifying 02:39• May the luck o' the Irish be with you. You don't have to hail from The Emerald Isle to grab your favorite green shirt and knock back a pint of Guinness in honor of St. Patrick's Day.WEDNESDAY• The Fed makes an interest rate decision. The Federal Reserve could cut rates to 0% as it meets this week.
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Piers Morgan 'to defy coronavirus' by going to work at GMB as planned on MondayGood Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan has confirmed he's refusing to stay off work despite growing fears over the coronavirus pandemic
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House Passes Trump-Backed Coronavirus Relief Bill, Senate Expected to Vote MondayThe bill includes paid sick leave for impacted workers and free COVID-19 testing
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A new “Black Monday”—oil and stocks plunge amid coronavirus concernsOn the new “Black Monday”, oil prices crashed, stocks slumped and trading was halted on Wall Street. chowardchoward and our Buttonwood columnist explain what sparked the crude oil price war in “Money Talks”
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America’s Biggest Port Expects Trade To Start Recovering From Coronavirus Shock By MayThe sprawling Port of Los Angeles expects goods flowing in from international shippers, particularly China, to drop through the first quarter of 2020
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White House Says Up To 4,000 Coronavirus Tests A Day To Start This WeekThe Trump administration said that starting this week, labs across the country will be able to process coronavirus screenings of up to 4,000 people a day, as criticism mounts over the availability of tests.
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Grocery Stores Start To Cut Hours As Coronavirus Prompts Surge In Panic-BuyingChains from Walmart and Target to Whole Foods and Publix are cutting back hours to give employees more time to restock shelves and sanitize stores.
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