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For decades, the writer Gabriel Matzneff used Francesca Gee's image and letters, despite her protests, to justify pedophilia and his sexual pursuit of adolescents. Her own story was rejected – until now. https://t.co/iwX239NCSI

In Opinion

"When he is out there in front of the country, all alone down the line from 10 Downing Street, Mr. Johnson should try to operate by this mantra: 'More like Cuomo, less like Trump,'" writes Alastair Campbell. https://t.co/jYw6zVJZEA

Essential medical supplies, from exam gloves to ventilators, are in short supply.  Around the world, makers and engineers are creating open-source versions of much-needed gear and tools. https://t.co/Sme6MCMa7a

Decades of isolation and international sanctions have ravaged North Korea’s public health system, raising fears about its ability to confront an outbreak of the coronavirus https://t.co/2tq0iVO4Ej

Trying to avoid offending China, Indonesia’s largest trading partner, the Indonesian government has played down incursions by Chinese fishing boats. “Our fishermen feel scared," one official in the Natuna islands said. https://t.co/gxmRbkbZD3

Here's a look at some of the highlights worth watching from late-night TV https://t.co/aCHk1oJgL0

As a U.S. peace deal with the Taliban unfolds, a Times journalist recalls how a visit to one of Afghanistan’s most progressive rural schools triggered a bittersweet flashback to her own childhood dreams https://t.co/2ND8gmLQIC

Europe morning briefing: Here's what you need to know to start your day https://t.co/VaALZOdIaa

North Korea said on Monday that it had lost all appetite ​for dialogue with the United States because of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s continuous pressure​ on the ​country to give up its nuclear ​weapons program https://t.co/ueS1bARqZI

Stock markets in Asia sounded a cautionary note on Tuesday after a big rise on Wall Street, reflecting investor jitters over the state of the world economy https://t.co/sVqnJYOufO

The NCAA Division I Council voted to open the door to another year of eligibility for all spring-sport athletes, whose seasons were cut short by the coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/FTpYiGZNvz

Internet Archive has made 1.4 million books available free online, which some say hurts writers. “I was very disappointed to find my books illegally uploaded to this service. This is the intellectual property that supports my family.” https://t.co/FrD2x5Jzpd

Fevers are dropping across the United States, showing that harsh “social distancing” measures like staying home actually work, according to intriguing new data produced by a medical technology firm https://t.co/TYgMpKPaeK

Workers across the U.S. — including at Amazon and the grocery delivery service Instacart — are protesting what they see as inadequate safety measures and insufficient pay for the risks they are confronting on the job during the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/DTJWhFY476

Read updates in Chinese: 新冠病毒疫情最新消息 https://t.co/4ILcVSmcEa

—Roughly three out of four Americans are under orders to stay home, or will be soon
—Leaders worldwide are invoking sweeping executive powers with scant resistance
—India’s lockdown means hunger for laborers

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Zoom, the videoconferencing app whose traffic has surged during the coronavirus pandemic, is under scrutiny by the New York attorney general’s office for its data privacy and security practices https://t.co/qTdGTLsJ2D

Macy’s and Gap said on Monday that they planned to furlough much of their work forces, a stark sign of how devastating the coronavirus will be for major retailers and their workers https://t.co/S4p3xbzdmU

The Met has announced that it will extend pay for all staff until May 2, providing job security for another month to its 2,200 employees as millions of Americans experience layoffs triggered by the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/djNIPHbUsj