Reporting the coronavirus outbreak across media outlets
Newsrooms face the challenge of conveying the virus's seriousness without causing panic. Editors in New York London and Hong Kong monitor a 24 hour live blog while AP NBC and other outlets craft explainers and avoid sensationalism.
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New York
Michael Slackman
New York Times
the Times
London
Hong Kong
Slack Channel
Associated Press
NBC News
Fahey
John Torres
Torres
Gupta
Nowak
Atlantic Magazine
James Hamblin
MSNBC
Peter Sandman
Sandman
Toll rises in New Delhi riots amid tense capital
Riots in New Delhi over a citizenship law left 46 dead and hundreds injured as Hindu mobs clashed with Muslims. Houses, shops, mosques and vehicles were burned while rumors of further violence unsettled residents. Police leadership and national figures faced criticism as the capital remained on edge.
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New Delhi
India
Narendra Modi
U.S
Donald Trump
Modi
Amit Shah
Bharatiya Janata Party
Kapil Mishra
Delhi
Mishra
Congress Party
Shah
Congress
Rahul Gandhi
Beaches Face Massive Loss From Climate Change Reach
A European study using 30 years of satellite data projects that by 2100 about half of the world’s sandy beaches could erode more than 100 meters or vanish under rising seas and stronger storms. Researchers note varied regional impacts and cite Australia and the Americas as heavily affected.
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Berlin
European Union
Joint Research
Ispra
Italy
Michalis Vousdoukas
Nature Climate Change
Gambia
Guinea-Bissau
West Africa
Iraq
Pakistan
Jersey
English Channel
Pacific
Palau
Australia
United States
Canada
Mexico
China
Iran
Argentina
Chile
Andres Payo
British Geological Survey
Pago
Yousdoukas
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Health and Science
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CNN
Webster’s
Kirkland
Wash
Elaine Thompson
Manish Swarup