Tuesday's Headlines: After governors take firm steps, Trump emerges with a new tone
Federal agencies are directed to expand telework to staffs outside D.C. region; Suddenly, Fox News sings a very different tune about coronavirus; Obituaries fill an Italian city's newspaper, but survivors mourn alone; How U.S. testing stalled: Flawed kits, red tape and resistance to using millions of WHO tests; Life in the Time of Covid-19 is totally unprecedented; Here's how to guarantee coronavirus won't disrupt our elections; A global recession is likely here. Lawmakers need to do their jobs.; The U.S. government is failing catastrophically at its most basic function; Never have GOP votes against impeachment seemed more shortsighted; Trump's reckless decisions have led to an unnecessary Middle Eastern crisis; Ohio will order polls closed Tuesday amid 'health emergency' from coronavirus, governor says; Biden's promise to choose a woman veep reignites hopes of a female president; Justice Dept. abandons prosecution of Russian firm indicted in Mueller election interference probe; As movie theaters close, Universal makes some films on-demand; Decision on Kentucky Derby timing to be announced Tuesday
The Social Security Administration will close almost 1,400 field offices starting Tuesday and serve taxpayers by phone, a sign that the government is shifting to emergency footing.
The decision late Monday came after a state judge rejected an effort to temporarily delay the primary, saying that postponement would "set a terrible precedent."
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The former vice president has described himself as a "bridge" to the next generation of leaders, a comment widely interpreted as a signal that he'd serve just one term, meaning his running mate would be even more of a president-in-waiting than usual.
The firm headed by "Putin's chef" Yevgeniy Prigozhin faced trial April 6 after being accused of defrauding the U.S. government in a social media campaign to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
Titles such as "The Invisible Man," "The Hunt" and "Trolls World Tour" will be available at a suggested price of $19.99 for a 48-hour rental on various cable and satellite platforms.
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