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DES MOINES – A conversation with one of her Amish neighbors left Mary Swander feeling uneasy. It was March 13, five days after Iowa announced its first coronavirus patient, and the man Swander was speaking with seemed unaware of the pandemic that was just then creeping into Iowa. |
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Image copyright Mark McClurg Image caption Mark McClurg said he felt he was drowning. A County Down pastor who was seriously affected by coronavirus has issued a plea from his hospital bed over social distancing. Mark McClurg, of Ards Elim, has spent the past week in intensive care. |
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The new recordings added to the National Recording Registry bring the total number of titles on the registry to 550, a small part of the Library’s vast recorded-sound collection of nearly 3 million items. The sound recordings recently named to the registry showcase works across multiple genres and.... |
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Manu Dibango will never die. I have seen it in those eyes of his that sparkle like a meteor. But also know this because I heard it in the opening verse of “Pata Piya,” the first track on his 1985 album, Electric Africa . He did not outright say it, but if you listen with the kind of superstitious.... |
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The president of Russia's republic of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, said that those who break the coronavirus quarantine and infect others should be "killed," according to local reports. Referring to one Chechen resident who had returned and had flouted quarantine rules, Kadyrov said, "If you ask me,.... |
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Each member of The Village People dressed as a different character
YMCA by The Village People has inspired partygoers to wave their arms around on countless dancefloors since 1978. It's feelgood. It's camp. It's cheesy. The US Library of Congress has also now decided it is historically important. |
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Each member of The Village People dressed as a different character. YMCA by The Village People has inspired partygoers to wave their arms around on countless dancefloors since 1978. It's feelgood. It's camp. It's cheesy. The US Library of Congress has also now decided it is historically important. |
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DES MOINES — A conversation with one of her Amish neighbors left Mary Swander feeling uneasy. It was March 13, five days after Iowa announced its first coronavirus patient, and the man Swander was speaking with seemed unaware of the pandemic that was just then creeping into Iowa. |
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Much is being written about this virus that “binds us, but holds us apart”. People have taken to verse to express their new realities and the internet abounds with poetry — on this new lifestyle that has taught us not to take anything for granted, this new quietude we are very unused to. |
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Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | It is almost a week since President Yoweri Museveni banned public gatherings including congregational prayers as part of the preventive measures against the coronavirus. URN visited some clergy to find out how they have been doing the last one week without large congregations. |
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This live blog was maintained on Tuesday, March 25. For updates from Wednesday, click here. The Office of Public Health and Safety and community partners Midwest Food Bank and B4UFALL are launching a series of pop-up food distribution sites aimed at providing families in need with produce and dairy items. |
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