Monday's Headlines: Social distancing could last for months, White House coronavirus coordinator says
Hobbled House majority frets about its effectiveness amid pandemic; 13 hours of Trump: The president fills briefings with attacks and boasts, but little empathy; In a hard-hit New York neighborhood, life becomes a series of lines; McConnell's rejection of federal aid for states risks causing a depression, analysts say; Covid-19 is ravaging one of the country's wealthiest black counties; Despite $322 billion in new loans, the Paycheck Protection Program still falls short; After covid-19, aging in America may never be the same; Trump now has the power to forever alter Israel's character; Let's turn the corner this week — and stop taking Trump seriously; We should know by now that progress isn't guaranteed — and often backfires; What the McConnell-Cuomo debate is really about; Trump says the Postal Service loses money on every e-commerce package it delivers. Does it really?; Nancy Pelosi endorses Joe Biden, calling him the 'personification of hope and courage'; Mindy Kaling's 'Never Have I Ever' is breezy, cheerful and not as good as it ought to be
The president contends that the Postal Service is being taken to the cleaners by companies like Amazon. But the Postal Service says revenue far exceeds costs.
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Citing Joe Biden's legislative accomplishments and governing experience, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi became the latest senior Democrat to join the presumptive nominee.
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