Thursday on the NewsHour, new jobs numbers emphasize the depths of the pandemic’s economic damage. Plus: What happens to Americans struggling to pay for housing, complications around accessing food stamps, viewer questions about the economic crisis, Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso on COVID-19, the World Health Organization under fire and a Brief But Spectacular take on why we’re never really alone.
Thursday on the NewsHour...
Correction: When discussing President Trump's response to the COVID-19 pandemic during the interview with Sen. Barrasso, Judy Woodruff mistakenly said 15 Americans had died of the disease in late February. She meant that there were 15 confirmed U.S. cases of the disease then. We regret the error.
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States ask for more federal aid as economic crisis deepens5 min -
What to do if you can’t afford to pay your mortgage right now8 min -
More Americans are going hungry amid economic crisis — and many can’t get help6 min -
Michelle Singletary answers viewer questions about pandemic finances5 min -
News Wrap: Pelosi says she’s satisfied with Biden’s response to assault allegation3 min -
Sen. Barrasso on remdesivir and why it’s ‘too early’ to talk about state bankruptcies9 min -
2 perspectives on the Trump administration’s clash with WHO12 min -
A Brief But Spectacular take on why we’re never really alone3 min
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