Daybreak

Austria and Denmark announce plans to loosen COVID-19-related restrictions, Trump labels a Russian white supremacist organization as terrorists, and data from Italy, France, and Spain show a slowing daily case rate.

President Trump fires ICIG Michael Atkinson, blocks exports to Canada, and undermines a new CDC policy. Princeton students still living in some Butler College halls are told to move to Bloomberg.

Iranian hackers attempt to break into WHO staff emails, the U.K. creates a policy for those who have recovered from COVID-19 to leave lockdown, and the EU rules that three nations did not do enough to help in the refugee crisis of 2015.

Trump sends troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, a heatwave is recorded in Antarctica, and Moderna announces they are on track for human testing for a vaccine for the novel coronavirus.

Officials announce a fatality prediction for the COVID-19 outbreak, Idaho passes transphobic legislation, the Federal Bureau of Prisons announces that prisoners must stay in their cells for 14 days, and goats take over a Welsh town amid a human lockdown.

House Democrats start working towards a second relief package, Hungary's government gives total power to their Prime Minister, and Princeton's CPUC meets to discuss University policies.

Two insurance companies promise to protect COVID-19 patients from out-of-pocket costs, North Korea fires suspected ballistic missiles into the sea, and Tara Reade brings allegations of sexual assault against former Vice President Joe Biden.

Princeton University admits 5.55% of applicants, the U.S. overtakes China and Italy in cases of COVID-19, and Netanyahu approaches a timeshare deal with his rival.

The Senate passes emergency funding, ISIS takes credit for a terror attack in Kabul, and some NYU medical students will graduate early to join the effort against COVID-19.

Senate leaders come to an agreement on a $2 trillion stimulus package.

China opens up Hubei province, Senators remain at an impasse regarding stimulus funding, and abortion clinics are told to shut down amid the coronavirus crisis.

Senators are at an impasse, opponents of Israeli PM Netanyahu go to the Supreme Court, and WHO gives an update on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Italy places stricter restrictions, ICE slows deportations, and Princeton limits on-campus mobility.

Princeton undergraduates are sent home, students studying abroad told to come back immediately, and one student is in isolation at McCosh, pending testing for COVID-19.

The University cancels in-person classes following Spring Break, coronavirus spreads domestically and internationally, and Democrats vote in 6 states on Mini Tuesday.

The University inadvertently publishes unfinalized policies for COVID-19 response, while peer institutions move to online classes.

Turkey and Russia reach a ceasefire deal in Idlib, Senator Warren drops out of the race for the Democratic nomination, and the U. releases a travel advisory for spring break in light of the outbreak of COVID-19.

The U.S. carries out an attack on Taliban forces despite Saturday's peace deal and a Bergen County, New Jersey man tests positive for COVID-19.

An update on the U.S. airstrike on Taliban forces and yesterday's Super Tuesday voting.

Democrats vote on Super Tuesday, President Trump has a phone call with a Taliban official, and U. President Eisgruber releases a letter updating the community on COVID-19

The U.S. State Department limits Chinese nationals in China's state media, the Taliban warned of renewed strikes, and students on campus protest violence in India.

Joe Biden wins in South Carolina, COVID-19 spreads, attacks between Syria and Turkey continue, and the 'Prince' conducts a poll on campus.

Russia conducts an airstrike on Turkish forces in Idlib, the likely first case of community-spread COVID-19 in the U.S. appears in California, and the Princeton Debate Panel and Rikers Debate Project discuss enfranchisement of incarcerated individuals.

The Trump campaign files a lawsuit against The New York Times, ABC suspends a correspondent, and the U. releases the number of applicants for the Class of 2024.