Monday's Headlines: Nation is told to brace for a difficult week ahead
Virus death toll in U.S. almost certainly higher than official count; 'You're basically right next to the nuclear reactor'; What you need to know from Sunday's White House briefing; Americans are hit by economic shocks as confusion, stumbles undermine stimulus effort; Giuliani, a familiar voice in Trump's ear, promotes experimental virus treatments; Coronavirus creates conflict for churches, where gatherings can be dangerous but also provide solace; The jobless statistics should guide Congress and Trump on the next phase of recovery; Acting Navy chief fired Crozier for 'panicking' — and before Trump could intervene; Here comes the great deflation threat; Let's avoid another Great Depression; As a doctor, I will do whatever it takes to defeat this virus. Why isn't Trump?; Trump calls MBS his 'friend' — 18 months to the day after Jamal Khashoggi's murder; Ousted inspector general says 'it's hard not to think' he was fired by Trump for doing his job; Wisconsin legislature comes under fire for 'unconscionable' decision to hold primary amid pandemic; Yellow fever led half of Philadelphians to flee the city. Ten percent of the residents still died.; Quibi is here with two dozen new shows. Are any of them on the streaming service worth watching?
President Trump and his advisers predicted that parts of the country were nearing a peak in cases. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was hospitalized because of "persistent symptoms."
By Isaac Stanley-Becker, Aaron Gregg and William Booth ●Read more »
A widespread lack of access to testing early in the U.S. outbreak means people with respiratory illnesses died without being counted, epidemiologists said.
By Emma Brown, Beth Reinhard and Aaron Davis ●Read more »
President Trump and the White House coronavirus task force are holding briefings about the federal government's response seven days a week. It's a lot to follow.
Small businesses say they can't get money. Consumers complain of help lines never picking up. And quick reversals by policymakers are causing confusion.
In one-on-one phone calls with President Trump, Rudolph W. Giuliani has touted the use of an anti-malarial drug cocktail that has shown some early promise but whose effectiveness has not yet been proved.
EXCLUSIVE●By Rosalind Helderman, Josh Dawsey and Jon Swaine ●Read more »
Places of worship have served as hothouses for the virus and have been linked to outbreaks, but some continue in-person services as an "essential" aspect of many lives.
By Scott Wilson, Michelle Boorstein, Arelis Hernández and Lori Rozsa ●Read more »
Two members of the Wisconsin Elections Commission voiced their concerns in a letter to the leaders of the state's GOP-controlled legislature before Tuesday's election.
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