Evening Edition: Trump issues threat over absentee, mail-in voting plans
The challenges of voting by mail ; Taxpayers face delays as IRS struggles with backlog; U.S. largely resists sending people to centralized quarantine facilities, but some nations see benefits; Mask shortage for most health-care workers extended into May, Post-Ipsos poll shows; The voices of Americans searching for survival and reinvention amid an economic collapse; Coronavirus seizes São Paulo as Trump ponders Brazil travel ban; Supreme Court for now stops House Democrats from seeing secret Mueller material; Targeting Hunter Biden, Senate panel approves subpoena for lobbying firm; Two dams fail near Midland, Mich.; 'catastrophic' flooding underway
How will we vote in November? A wrinkle in expanding coronavirus testing in the U.S. And a new outbreak in South Korea pushes its LGBTQ community into an undesirable spotlight.
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The facilities appeared helpful in breaking the chain of transmission, but experts have expressed concern about the legal and social consequences of requiring isolation in government-run centers.
Two-thirds of health-care workers cited insufficient supply of N95 masks, and an even greater share reported having to wear one mask for an entire shift.
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Ten thousand people were asked to evacuate as waters surged to unprecedented levels. The governor warned that the city of 40,000 could find itself under up to nine feet of water.
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