Evening Edition: CDC chief says cases may be 10 times higher than reported
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CDC Director Robert Redfield said the estimate is based on blood samples collected from across the country that look for the presence of antibodies. For every confirmed case of covid-19, 10 more people had antibodies, he said.
Americans are living through a split-screen pandemic: Their leaders are relaxing restrictions while their states set records for new coronavirus infections. Churches, beaches and bars are filling up, and so are hospital beds.
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The military has wrestled with the problem for decades, but the issue is receiving new attention amid a broader conversation about race prompted in part by the death of George Floyd.
House Democrats hailed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act as a transformative measure, one day after a narrower GOP-led bill failed to advance in the Senate.
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In 2014, Tamir Rice was fatally shot by a police officer while playing with a toy gun. He was 12 years old. His mother, Samaria Rice, discusses the trauma she still carries. And, why a decrease in reports of child abuse isn't cause for celebration.
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The president accused one of the movement's members of treason and lamented alleged plans for a new mural in front of Trump Tower in Manhattan that honors the cause.
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