Evening Edition: Italy surpasses China’s death toll, becoming world’s highest
Trump administration sidelines CDC during pandemic; Dow pulls itself back above 20,000 as Wall Street regroups in erratic trading; Republicans' radical about-face on bailing out the economy ; White House, Democrats scramble to assemble spending packages; Kushner's own virus team adds confusion within White House; Coronavirus projections: What will America look like in coming months?; When coronavirus passed within a handshake of Trump, no public agency took charge; Acting counterterrorism center head fired, according to former U.S. officials; Ukraine's Zelensky wants to end a war in the east. His problem: No one agrees how to do it.
Phil Rucker on how Republicans are throwing out the political playbook by supporting a massive bailout for the economy. Chris Rowland on the search for a coronavirus treatment. And Min Joo Kim reports on how South Korea got testing right.
What happens next in this pandemic depends largely on our government, health institutions and 328 million inhabitants — all making tiny decisions on a daily basis with outsize consequences for our collective future.
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In the days after the Conservative Political Action Conference, public health officials monitored only an infected man's family members, leaving conference organizers to notify close to 100 attendees — including lawmakers — with whom he had close contact.
Richard Grenell, acting national intelligence director, fired Russell Travers hours after President Trump announced his intent to nominate a Pentagon official to head the center.
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