Tuesday's Headlines: Federal and state officials caution that number of cases will continue to grow
Furloughs at Macy's, Gannett and Gap signal mounting economic distress; As Trump changed course, both public health and politics played a role; Why Mexico seems to have so many fewer cases than the United States; CDC is considering recommending that people wear face coverings in public; China slowly reopens Wuhan, with bumps, bruises and setbacks along the way; Residents of D.C., Maryland and Virginia are ordered to stay at home; Five ways the federal government can help health-care workers get critical gear; Trump rightly extended pandemic guidance. Here's what he should do next.; Saving lives in the pandemic will also save the economy in the long run; What kind of person calls 100,000-plus dead a 'very good job'?; Jerry Falwell Jr.'s coronavirus response shows his staggering level of ignorance; Joe Diffie made you turn up the volume; Trump administration to finalize weaker mileage standards, dealing a blow to Obama-era climate policy; New Trump campaign video offers more spin than 'hope'; Supreme Court to hear case of Michigan man beaten by plainclothes police; Van Gogh painting stolen from closed Dutch museum on artist's birthday
The ongoing, massive cuts by major firms have led some economists to predict that the number of unemployed Americans could top 40 million by mid-April.
By Abha Bhattarai, Rachel Siegel and Jeff Stein ●Read more »
Campaign officials are said to have briefed the president in recent days about their fears of reopening the economy too soon, arguing that a spike in deaths could be more politically damaging than the economic downturn.
By Ashley Parker, Josh Dawsey and Yasmeen Abutaleb ●Read more »
Mexico is taking an unorthodox approach to the pandemic, but officials acknowledge that the actual number of people with coronavirus is much higher than reported.
The rule will require the U.S. car and light-truck fleet to improve its average fuel efficiency by 1.5 percent per year between model years 2021 and 2026, compared to a nearly 5 percent annual increase under current law.
The video released by the Trump campaign takes many quotes out of context to suggest bipartisan celebration of the president's handling of the coronavirus outbreak.
Fact Checker | Analysis●By Glenn Kessler ●Read more »
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