- ‘Cannonball’ coast-to-coast drive record set amid virus shutdown NBC News
- Pandemic-aided record set in New York-L.A. ‘Cannonball’ drive New York Daily News
- Team allegedly sets new ‘Cannonball Run’ record on empty highways during coronavirus lockdowns Fox News
- Whoosh! That Car That Just Soared by Might Be Heading for the Coast The New York Times
- Team blasted for ‘exploiting’ virus lockdown empty roads to set new Cannonball Run record Daily Mail
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- De Blasio won’t budge on closing NYC schools after Cuomo heat, calls decision ‘crystal clear’ New York Post
- Coronavirus in N.Y.: Cuomo Urges Caution on Reopening State’s Economy The New York Times
- NYC schools: The mayor and governor are at odds over whether they’re closed for the school year CNN
- Learning their lesson: Mayor de Blasio and his chancellor necessarily cancel in-school learning for the year New York Daily News
- Where the homeless should go: No one should be on the street or in a congregate shelter with coronavirus ragin New York Daily News
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- Trump approval rating drops as coronavirus crisis drags on, poll says New York Post
- New York Times’ coronavirus report outlines how Trump ‘could have seen what was coming’ CNN
- Trump keeps wanting to reopen the economy. Voters disagree. CNN
- The newfound popularity of America’s governors shows what Trump doesn’t get The Washington Post
- 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Majority of Americans think coronavirus response is going badly CBS News
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