Monday's Headlines: As Washington stumbled, governors filled the void
Trump, offering support to lockdown protesters, says it's safe for states to reopen; The housing market faces its next crisis as May rent and mortgage payments come due; No shows, no slots, no visitors: Coronavirus devastates Las Vegas; Forget swabs. We all need to take a character test.; Mitch McConnell should not use this crisis to advance his 'tort reform' agenda; These public servants are finalists for the Oscars of government. (Yes, Fauci is one.); The pre-coronavirus status quo is not good enough; How Trump can rebuild the Navy, create jobs — and send China a message; The unending gift of friendship; Thousands of Wis. ballots that arrived after Election Day were counted, thanks to court; No touching, sharing or borrowing pencils: Israeli students go back to school; Florida county's medical examiner begged officials to close beaches, internal emails reveal; In Alaska town, calls to shut down fishing season amid coronavirus fears
Aggressive intervention has prevented a surge in evictions and foreclosures, but the ability of millions of Americans to stay in their homes is under threat even if the pandemic eases.
Under a Supreme Court order, election officials tallied Wisconsin absentee ballots postmarked by April 7, rather than just those received by then, underscoring the power of narrow court decisions to significantly shape which votes are counted.
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Education officials have been caught between health experts warning of a second coronavirus outbreak and business advocates seeking to free parents up to return to work.
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