The country singer-songwriter reflects on her childhood in Eastern Kentucky, making it through the Great Depression and falling in love with the Grand Ole Opry https://t.co/jqLZ1zhrW7

He grew up with a 1962 Starfire, and so did his children https://t.co/uNsBLcp3B8

Heard on the Street: Another round of tensions between the U.S. and China over telecom-equipment giant Huawei is in the cards, with global chip makers the likely losers https://t.co/dkyuSUgvsY

Overheard: Short sellers are used to putting others under the spotlight. This week, one became the center of some comic attention himself. https://t.co/rBizUO3yKG

Chairman says the U.S. should expect countermeasures from China if it further restricts the tech giant’s access to suppliers https://t.co/jNITV7TVKF

Farms and orchards across the U.S. are scrambling to ensure a steady supply of workers during the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/YXS2ij3opp

Rob Lash grew up with a 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire. When his kids drive one he bought in the 1990s, there "is a true bond from my childhood to theirs." https://t.co/A58SMwpVy0

The U.S. is reviewing recommendations for wearing face masks and European governments have ordered citizens to use them outside the home, signaling a shift among Western governments https://t.co/Qtaencyaoa

From @WSJopinion: The nation can use 21st-century technology to arrest the spread of the novel coronavirus while maintaining America’s commitment to privacy and civil liberties, write Glenn Archer and @llborio https://t.co/1WH1zfcQKm

Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal https://t.co/uZalAq0nxd https://t.co/hCUMzidNKR

Futures fall after S&P suffers its worst quarter since 2008 https://t.co/FHijAdRRcZ

You wake up crying, you eat lunch in your car, you don't hug your kids, you are scared all the time: What it's like to be a nurse in a New York City hospital https://t.co/jpTokHPShj

The White House projected the U.S. could face 100,000 to 240,000 deaths from the coronavirus pandemic. "This could be a hell of a bad two weeks," Trump warned. https://t.co/Ik9VkYJFyU

Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler and her husband, New York Stock Exchange Chairman Jeffrey Sprecher, purchased and sold about $1.4 million in stocks in the past month amid the coronavirus market panic https://t.co/vL12jjJWjY

New York City is investigating Amazon over allegations an employee was fired for helping to organize a walkout over work conditions in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/599irnYJ3E

The Trump administration is turning back immigrant children caught crossing the border illegally with their relatives, in a break from past practice, under emergency powers being invoked during the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/fFeXoIG4Ef

From @WSJopinion: Any sustainable strategy against the coronavirus has to balance public health and economics. Here’s how we can get America working again. https://t.co/YDfs7ez2gm

 Listen: In today's episode of The Journal podcast, @joe_palazzolo reports from an emergency room that's running short on ventilators and @cdweaver explains the plans hospitals are putting in place to decide who gets them https://t.co/hPlR3IOgyh

Television, an industry built on keeping up appearances, is looking a bit ragged WFH. “I’m only trying to look good from the waist up.” https://t.co/K3lxz1xURi

What do the coronavirus stimulus payments mean for you? Join a live Q&A with Personal Finance Editor @bourreelam and Tax Policy Reporter @RichardRubinDC on Wednesday at 12 p.m. ET to discuss https://t.co/K1lfEcKe6G