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The NFL announced that Sunday's game between the Tennessee Titans and the Pittsburgh Steelers has been delayed after several Titans players and staffers tested positive for the coronavirus.

In announcing the layoffs, Disney appeared to partially cast blame on the California state government, saying that the cuts were “exacerbated in California by the State’s unwillingness to lift restrictions that would allow Disneyland to reopen.”

Irène Mathieu, University of VirginiaThis spring, after stay-at-home orders were announced and schools shut down across the nation, many families stopped going to their pediatrician.

Last week, the platform announced it was testing Story Pins, which combine multiple pages of images, videos, voiceover and overlaid text.

Last week, shortly after the committee announced the hearing, the agency informed Engel he would not attend.

Facebook has said it will appoint a civil rights leader at “vp level,” but a hire has not yet been announced.

Across the country, some 35 of the 50 largest districts opted for a fully remote opening, as did most large cities, with the notable exception of New York, which announced a hybrid approach and a delayed start.

After announcing Stepney’s death in an all-hands virtual meeting and increasing the grief-counseling resources it offered employees, Electric committed to donating $10,000 annually to an IT training scholarship in his name.

The FDA is reportedly close to announcing new standards to include at least two months of monitoring the health of trial participants after they receive their second shot.

In early spring, major employers announced layoffs, furloughs, and complete shutterings.