Tuesday's Headlines: Trump calls for Federal Reserve rate cut as virus deaths increase in the U.S.
U.S. death toll from virus rises to 6; at least 15 states report confirmed cases; Major airlines, U.S. officials clash over passenger tracking tied to virus cases; With chefs idle and food rotting, China's virus-hit restaurants are facing economic ruin; Big-name Democrats embrace Biden as Sanders hopes for a Super Tuesday delegate sweep; Did Mike Bloomberg waste $500 million running for president? We're about to find out.; The job is essential to U.S. security. Trump's nominee is not qualified.; Sanders called AIPAC a platform for 'bigotry.' The group is proving his point.; What Trump's Afghanistan plan shares with Nixon's Paris Peace Accord; The 2020 elections are being driven by health care. That's good for Democrats.; How to build public trust in the face of coronavirus; Trump needs the ones he hates: Experts and journalists; Nashville tornado reportedly kills 5 people, leaves tens of thousands without power; White House pulls nomination of Pentagon official who raised Ukraine aid concerns; Chris Matthews, longtime MSNBC host of 'Hardball,' resigns after gaffes and controversies; Senate Republicans plan first subpoena in Burisma, Biden probe; A 'no-makeup' look can take about $340 worth of makeup
Four additional deaths announced Monday and two others this past weekend all occurred in Washington state, the epicenter of the nation's most serious outbreak.
By Maria Sacchetti, Arelis Hernández, Siobhán O'Grady and William Wan ●Read more »
Government officials say they need to be able to warn local authorities about who might have been exposed to the virus, but airlines say the government should instead share information that different agencies already collect.
By Jeff Stein, Lena Sun and Lori Aratani ●Read more »
Coronavirus is devastating food establishments, karaoke halls and family-owned factories — the businesses that collectively employ 80 percent of the nation's workers.
A parade of establishment Democrats began coalescing around Joe Biden in an attempt to bolster the former vice president and stall Sen. Bernie Sanders's ascent as voters in 14 states prepare to cast ballots today, the most consequential day of the nominating contest.
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