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MIT moving to online classes; university reports visitor with coronavirus MIT is moving all classes online and expecting undergraduate students to move out of their dormitories by Tuesday, as universities throughout New England step up their efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus. A list of area colleges canceling classes, sending students home due to coronavirus fears Mass. officials urge public schools to halt out-of-state travel Harvard moves classes online in wake of coronavirus outbreak Governor Baker has declared a state of emergency. What does that mean? Two new R.I. coronavirus cases: a traveler to Egypt and a health care worker Live Updates 70 of 92 coronavirus cases in Mass. linked to Biogen meeting These maps track the path of coronavirus The latest on how coronavirus is impacting the sports world See all coronavirus coverage For workers in the time of coronavirus, a troubling choice: work sick, or lose pay? How paranoid — or cautious — should you be about the outbreak? Coronavirus: Take a look at how Greater Boston communities have been disrupted ELECTION 2020 Today’s primary in Michigan could make or break Bernie Sanders’s campaign Michigan and five other states already began voting early Tuesday morning in what will be a critical point in the Democratic race. Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden cancel Cleveland rallies over coronavirus Black women voters have helped fuel Joe Biden’s resurgence chad finn We don’t want to imagine sports events without fans — but we must Celtics broadcaster Mike Gorman believes the prospect is very real, and it could happen sooner than we think. In Washington, competing plans for economic aid to counter coronavirus fallout After downplaying the severity of the coronavirus outbreak for weeks, the Trump administration says it may ask Congress for payroll tax relief and other measures to help workers who might be affected by the crisis. Dow surges 4.9% in another wild day on hopes for coronavirus aid Stocks on Tuesday recouped most of their historic losses from the prior day as hopes rose, faded and then bloomed again on Wall Street that the US government will try to cushion the economic pain from the coronavirus. Ask the Globe: What do you want to know about how coronavirus is affecting markets? HELP DESK Supermarkets are changing, so you have no choice but to change, too Many Whole Foods Market regulars are frustrated and disappointed. Here are tips and workarounds to help you shop. Opinion Hunter McKenzie Living with the coronavirus epidemic in South Korea RENÉE GRAHAM A pandemic of lies, xenophobia, and toilet paper Mary Ann Sorrentino A random act of kindness in the coronavirus outbreak Scot Lehigh The coronavirus emergency should make us act on the climate crisis New Orange Line trains aren’t ready to go back into service, T says The newest trains made for the Orange Line won't be back up and running any time soon, the MBTA says. They are working to solve a new issue, and are not ready to commit that the trains will be ready to go after that issue is solved. MBTA has seen ‘lowest crime rate in history for four continuous years,’ Transit police boss says Violent crime on the T saw a slight increase in 2019, but the Transit police Superintendent points to a noticeable decrease in the last four years, compared to the average of the previous five years. NAMES Watch John Krasinski teach Stephen Colbert a Boston accent "People, when they do a Boston accent, they're like, 'Hahvahd yahd cah pahk!'" Krasinski said. "And you're like, 'OK, now do it with 20 percent the energy.'" NAMES Chris Evans could star in a new Bermuda Triangle action-adventure movie The “Captain America” actor and Sudbury native is being eyed for the lead role in “Bermuda,” directed by Scott Derrickson. NASA captures images of Cape Cod as spring begins to stir NASA shows us the change that Spring brings to Cape Cod. More Recent headlines State officials warn of dangers of open burning and preventing brush fires Man, 23, arrested for attempted murder in Randolph Chelsea man captured in marsh in Wakefield after alleged workplace stabbing What do you wonder about Boston or Massachusetts? We want to hear your questions We’re asking readers to be involved as the Globe considers which stories to investigate. You pose a question that matters to you. We probe for an answer. Recommended Reads Long-term care facilities move to restrict visits from family members Skilled nursing and assisted living homes across the nation will begin screening all visitors and restricting entry by all but essential health care workers in an effort to prevent new outbreaks of coronavirus, operators of the facilities said Tuesday. Nursing homes fear coronavirus could aggravate severe staff shortages 1510 The Zone had a chance to dethrone WEEI as Boston’s sports radio leader. But you couldn’t hear it. An oral history of the local station that changed the sports media landscape, but failed to overtake its biggest competitor. Boston ranks worst in US for rush-hour traffic second year in a row Boston’s rush-hour drivers each lost 149 hours commuting in 2019, worse than any other city in the US and ninth-worst in the world. Rhode Island Two new R.I. coronavirus cases: a traveler to Egypt and a health care worker A woman in her 50s who recently traveled to Egypt and a Rhode Island Hospital health care worker in her 30s have tested positive for coronavirus, state health officials reported Tuesday evening, the fourth and fifth cases involving Rhode Island residents. Both women are recovering at home, health officials said. The source of the health care worker’s infection is not known. Both sides requesting documents in R.I. political money-laundering case What’s next in the race for president? A guide from someone who knows Newton Special Projects Back to the battleground What we learned from each of the battleground states we visited ahead of the 2020 election Who will win in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin next year? The Globe’s D.C. bureau spent time reporting in these crucial battleground states. This is what they found. Trump’s evangelical support mystifies his critics, but in Wisconsin, it looks stronger than ever The president’s personal behavior and some of his core political beliefs, including his hostility toward refugees, seem at odds with the major tenets of Christianity. But Trump’s bond with evangelicals has proven to be remarkably resilient. More from the Battleground project Trump promised Wisconsin’s farmers his trade wars would pay off. They’re still waiting A Pennsylvania roofer loved Bill Clinton and voted for Obama. Here’s how Trump lured him from the Democrats Spotlight Investigative Journalism Fellowship The danger in our salad bowls Leafy green vegetables have become the leading cause of E. coli ...