Tuesday on the NewsHour, President Trump makes his first cross-country trip since the pandemic took hold of American life. Plus: Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on reopening his state, when critical COVID-19 care arrives by helicopter, the global competition for scarce protective medical gear, what the pandemic means for mental health, high mortality for British people of color and quarantine DIY.
Tuesday on the NewsHour...
Correction: Due to an editing error in Malcolm Brabant's segment on the United Kingdom, we incorrectly said that country was now second to the United States in per capita rate of deaths due to COVID-19. The UK is second in total deaths to the United States, per official counts. The NewsHour regrets the error.
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Traveling to Arizona, Trump wrestles with fallout of new death projections4 min -
News Wrap: DNI pick Ratcliffe says he won’t be swayed by political bias4 min -
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson says ‘individual discipline’ key to reopening safely9 min -
When lifesaving COVID-19 care arrives by helicopter6 min -
After ‘cutthroat’ global competition for PPE, U.S. seeks to make more at home7 min -
The ominous consequences of COVID-19 for American mental health9 min -
In the UK, people of color are hit harder by COVID-19. Here’s the story of 1 family’s loss8 min -
Social isolation and stay-at-home orders drive some to learn new skills6 min
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