It was one of the first retailers to temporarily close as the coronavirus spread. But now, it has lost half of its sales in North America and is looking at a transformed landscape. Source: New feed

The United States’ top infectious disease expert plans to testify at a Senate hearing that moving too quickly to ease restrictions could undermine the country’s quest to return to normalcy. Source: New feed

Churches in Albany, Ga., have been devastated by the coronavirus. As the state reopens, pastors are uniting to keep people home. Source: New feed

In California, the race to fill former Representative Katie Hill’s seat in the state’s 25th District is a microcosm of national politics right now. Source: New feed

Advocates are challenging layouts that are efficient and cost effective but that may allow the coronavirus to spread faster. Source: New feed

The killing, Israel’s first combat fatality of the year, came amid Palestinian warnings of violent resistance. Source: New feed

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Most business travel has been halted by the coronavirus, but there are some who say they can’t work without flying or at least driving to a job. Source: New feed

Nine Americans were injured last October in an attack by the Taliban in southern Afghanistan. The U.S. military said there were no casualties. Source: New feed

As business restrictions are lifted, employees have moved from advocating workplace safeguards to making sure the measures aren’t removed too soon. Source: New feed