Tuesday's Headlines: Trump, congressional leaders converge on need for new economic package
'What do you have to lose?': Inside Trump's embrace of a risky drug; Why does Trump call the drug a game-changer?; As layoffs surge in richer countries, poorer nations lose a crucial economic lifeline; Grocery workers are beginning to die of coronavirus; Trump's claim that he imposed the first 'China ban'; An influential coronavirus model just revised its U.S. estimates downward. But not every model agrees.; Covid-19 is ravaging black communities. A Milwaukee neighborhood is figuring out how to fight back.; Five ways to conquer your covid-19 fears; This could be a long fight. People should be told the truth.; This year is not like all other years. Here's how to find meaning in Passover anyway.; What an infectious disease specialist learned about the virus — from getting it; Trump blew it — not the WHO, Fauci or the Jews; This is Trump's vilest act of retribution yet; Cardinal George Pell wins appeal against sexual-abuse conviction, is released from prison; Navy official's fiery speech deepens a political crisis as warship battles virus; Wisconsin Supreme Court blocks order by governor to stop Tuesday's elections in state's latest whipsaw; Sanders supporters take sides over whether he should drop out; Police recover body of Kennedy family member who, along with son, went missing in Chesapeake Bay
Barely a week after the enactment of a $2 trillion stimulus, Congress is already preparing for more, as the needs for small businesses and individual Americans become glaringly obvious.
The medical community says there is still not enough evidence that hydroxychloroquine is effective against the novel coronavirus. And it has some dangerous side effects — including the elevated risk of heart attack in certain patients.
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.
Nearly 40 countries imposed travel restrictions on travel from China by the time the United States's restrictions were in place — but few were world economic powers.
Fact Checker | Analysis●By Glenn Kessler ●Read more »
The glimmer of potential good news came on the same day New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said his state may already be experiencing a "flattening of the curve." But experts cautioned against vesting too much confidence in any single model or data point.
By William Wan and Carolyn Y. Johnson ●Read more »
Acting Navy secretary Thomas Modly told sailors that Capt. Brett Crozier, relieved of command Thursday, committed a "betrayal" by writing a letter about the handling of a coronavirus outbreak on his ship, which leaked to the media.
The decision by the court came hours after Gov. Tony Evers (D) issued an executive order suspending in-person voting, citing the intensifying threat of the pandemic.
By Amy Gardner, Elise Viebeck and Dan Simmons ●Read more »
Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean's body was found two miles from her mother's house. Police say the search for 8-year-old Gideon McKean will continue Tuesday.
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