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Dow surges 1,600 points even as U.S. braces for 'hardest and saddest' week of the pandemic ; Grocery workers are beginning to die of coronavirus; Are you under a stay-at-home order? Here's what that means in your state.; Underfunded and understaffed, unemployment offices struggle to do their jobs; U.S. government is urged to release race, ethnicity data on covid-19 cases; A reality check for small businesses applying for federal loans ; Watchdog report finds severe supply shortages, emotional strain at hospitals across U.S. ; Acting Navy secretary says ousted captain either leaked concerns to media, or was 'too naive or too stupid to command a ship'; Wis. governor moves to suspend in-person voting in Tuesday's elections, drawing GOP court challenge; The young and eventful Senate career of wealthy Georgia businesswoman Kelly Loeffler; Quibi is here with two dozen new shows. Are any of them worth watching?
The deaths of at least four workers in recent days are raising questions about whether supermarkets will be able to hire enough workers to continue operations.
Most states allow residents to leave home to shop for groceries, to exercise outdoors, and to go to the doctor and pick up prescriptions. Click to see each state's list of do's and don'ts, and when these rules might end.
Millions of Americans have flooded the agencies at a record rate — only to discover that their local governments are unprepared for the unprecedented strain.
Aaron Gregg on the realities of getting a small business loan under the stimulus plan. Nicole Dungca reports that the federal government lagged for months in helping local officials respond to the coronavirus pandemic. Plus, the plight of tigers.
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Navy Capt. Brett Crozier was relieved from command after sounding an alarm about the speed at which the Navy was dealing with coronavirus on an aircraft carrier.
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