Evening Edition: Doctors express glimmers of hope as they try out new approaches against virus
A Connecticut community hospital struggles to stay financially afloat; Fed chair warns of long, painful downturn if Congress does not provide more relief; Democrats have proposed $100 billion for struggling renters. It may not be enough. ; Ousted vaccine official to warn of 'darkest winter' if virus returns without better response; Is dining out officially dead? ; As pandemic upends the country, Trump and Biden seek to make Obama central to their campaigns; GOP senators release list of Obama officials, including Biden, who 'unmasked' Michael Flynn; Some of us have more time to sleep. So why are we so tired?; After a draining spring, parents face the prospect of a summer without a lifeline: Camp; Under Trump border rules, U.S. has granted refuge to just two people since late March, records show; Plastic pollution threatens marine life, humans and ecosystems. Enter the future vacuum of the seas.; Arlington Cemetery's 105-year-old time capsule is revealing lost treasures
Coronavirus has caused elevated expenses and suppressed revenue at hospitals. Some are better buffered to absorb a financial shock than this 115-bed hospital in working-class Derby, Conn.
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Local officials are ramping up efforts to prevent a potential rash of evictions among renters as the country's unemployment rates reach historic highs and eviction moratoriums start to expire.
"Our window of opportunity is closing," Rick Bright said ahead of his scheduled testimony before Congress on Thursday. Bright was removed April 20 and filed a whistleblower complaint.
The truth about Project Airbridge, a White House program set up to deliver badly needed personal protective equipment. The long road to recovery for restaurants. And, bartering in the time of the coronavirus.
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More than three years after he left office, the 44th president figures to play a key role in Democratic attempts to oust President Trump, who has obsessed over Barack Obama's legacy and used him as a foil.
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Emergency restrictions that have shuttered the U.S. immigration system have blocked almost all people seeking humanitarian protection at the southern border.
Like other emerging ventures around the world, a nonprofit group is trying to help solve one of the planet's most daunting problems: oceans littered with plastic.
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