First U.S. coronavirus deaths reported, the secret life of Mrs. Bieber, and more from Apple News

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It’s March 2, 2020.

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Coronavirus deaths reported in U.S.

Two patients (who had underlying health conditions) died in a Seattle suburb, a new hotspot — officials are worried the virus has been spreading undetected there. New cases also popped up in New York, Florida, California, Rhode Island, and Oregon. CNN

Global markets showed signs of stabilizing after central bank officials indicated they could help offset the economic impact of the outbreak. The Wall Street Journal

South Carolina’s primary shook up the race. Joe Biden won handily in a much-needed boost to his campaign, while Pete Buttigieg and Tom Steyer ended their presidential bids. Candidates are now gearing up for tomorrow’s Super Tuesday votes, which could again narrow the field. The Hill

The U.S. and the Taliban struck a deal to bring an end to the 18-year war in Afghanistan. Americans will withdraw some troops, while the Taliban made commitments to prevent terrorism. It’s a fragile truce, though; much will depend on talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban that begin mid-March. NPR

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The Secret Life of Mrs. Hailey Bieber

The newly married supermodel on finding religion, voting for Bernie, and coping with Justin’s health crisis. ELLE

Better Living

Here are 31 ways you can help make the world a better place — starting today. O, The Oprah Magazine

Tax scams are in full swing. Here’s how to protect yourself. CNBC

A night owl’s guide to waking up early — and making the most of it. Men's Health

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

“My ex-boyfriend’s new girlfriend is Lady Gaga.” The New York Times

A tech CEO raised his staff’s salary to a minimum of $70,000. Five years later, business has tripled. BBC News

She wrote a thriller set on a cruise ship. Then she was quarantined on one when the coronavirus hit. The Atlantic

For years, ADHD was considered a disorder of kids and younger adults. Now, doctors are realizing older people have it too. The Wall Street Journal

Mark Zuckerberg used to keep his most ambitious plans for Facebook in handwritten journals. He destroyed them, but a few revealing pages survived. WIRED

The Last Word

“	I wish I could just run and be 7 feet and just dunk. Like that takes no skill at all.”

James Harden escalates his All-Star feud with Giannis Antetokounmpo. New York Post

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