Monday's Headlines: White House, Congress near deal for additional funding for small businesses
Pro-gun activists use Facebook to promote protests of orders to remain at home; Governors plead for help with tests, contradicting Trump's claims that they are widely available; 'It was impossible. It's still impossible.'; Nations credited with fast response to coronavirus moving to gradually reopen businesses; Stirrings of unrest around the world could point to turmoil as economies collapse; Trump's war on pragmatism; Who will do the spending to pull the economy from the gutter?; I was prepared to be a pantry warrior. Instead, it's takeout sushi.; Trump should be playing to America's strengths. Instead, he sinks to China's level.; Even Trump's best lackey can't defend him; In-person church services right now are an affront to public health — and morality; At least 16 people, including gunman, dead in Nova Scotia shooting — Canada's deadliest in history; Joe Biden wins Wyoming Democratic primary; South faces outbreak of tornadoes, severe storms for second straight Sunday; Ten years after Gulf of Mexico oil spill, Trump administration weakens regulations
The Trump administration and congressional leaders closed in on an agreement to provide about $310 billion more in funding for a program that ran out of money under crushing demand.
Three far-right provocateurs are behind some of the largest Facebook groups calling for anti-quarantine demonstrations, offering the latest evidence that some seemingly organic protests are engineered by a network of conservative activists.
By Isaac Stanley-Becker and Tony Romm ●Read more »
Mikaela Sakal, an emergency room nurse, discusses what it is like to work in an overwhelmed hospital and explains the difficult decision she had to make.
Voices From The Pandemic●By As told to Eli Saslow ●Read more »
Germany, South Korea and others are slowly reversing some of the restrictions put in place weeks ago, embarking on a cautious and long path back to normality that could serve as a template for other nations.
Demonstrations against coronavirus-related restrictions have broken out in India, Lebanon, Iraq and elsewhere as fears of hunger trump those of disease.
The former vice president won 10 of Wyoming's pledged Democratic National Convention delegates and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) claimed four in the contest that was conducted entirely by mail.
Election 2020●By Felicia Sonmez and David Weigel ●Read more »
Multiple waves of severe thunderstorms are anticipated into Monday from Mississippi to the South Carolina coast as a strong storm system rolls across the area.
By Matthew Cappucci, Jason Samenow and Andrew Freedman ●Read more »
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