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Apr 30

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Michelle Singletary answers viewer questions about pandemic finances

As Americans endure an unprecedented economic situation, they are confronting new challenges and worries about many aspects of their lives. In this week’s Ask Us, we focus on concerns about jobs and money. Michelle Singletary, The Washington Post’s finance columnist,…

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Apr 30

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Sen. Barrasso on remdesivir and why it’s ‘too early’ to talk about state bankruptcies

As the debate over reopening amid the COVID-19 pandemic continues across the country, many states are beginning to lift restrictions. Wyoming is one of them -- with a relatively low number of cases, businesses there will start to open Friday.

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Apr 30

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2 perspectives on the Trump administration’s clash with WHO

By Nick Schifrin

The World Health Organization held a rare emergency meeting Thursday to discuss the ongoing global health crisis -- and an escalating diplomatic battle with the U.S., its largest funder. President Trump has frozen contributions to WHO, blaming it for echoing…

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Apr 29

Watch 4:47
Amid economic gloom, a sign of potential progress toward treatment

By Stephanie Sy

The U.S. death toll from COVID-19 has now surpassed 60,000, but there are some signs of hope. An international study run by the National Institutes of Health found encouraging results in a trial of the experimental drug remdesivir among hospitalized…

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Apr 29

Watch 3:05
A humble opinion on a successful post-pandemic world

The COVID-19 pandemic has taught us the value of recalibrating our expectations and retraining our minds. Author Kelly Corrigan relies on a familiar mental exercise when the reality of the crisis feels like too much to handle. She shares her…

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Apr 28

Watch 4:36
More states lift restrictions, as small businesses struggle to secure relief

By Amna Nawaz

Nine states have begun lifting pandemic restrictions in a bid to revive struggling economies. Many small businesses have tried to secure financial relief from the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program -- but the initiative’s second round has been plagued with…

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Apr 28

Watch 9:47
Why is it so difficult for small businesses to get federal pandemic aid?

Demand remains high for relief the federal Paycheck Protection Program is making available for smaller businesses. But the distribution of that money continues to be a source of controversy, and the program has been mired with technical problems. Lisa Desjardins…

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Apr 28

Watch 10:10
Schumer: Senate shouldn’t return just for hearings on ‘crony’ judge

Although the House has decided it's not safe for members to return to the Capitol at this stage of the pandemic, the Senate will resume work next week. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York, whose state has suffered…

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Apr 28

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Why have Australia and New Zealand been so successful at managing COVID-19?

By Nick Schifrin, Layla Quran

New Zealand’s prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, announced this week that the country has eliminated the novel coronavirus, but warned that residents must stay vigilant. Neighboring Australia has also experienced relatively high success in battling COVID-19. Nick Schifrin reports on how…

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Apr 28

Watch 11:55
How religious leaders are keeping the faith during COVID-19

By Judy Woodruff, Courtney Norris, Alison Thoet

Throughout the pandemic, restrictions on social gatherings have forced those who observe major religious holidays to find new ways to practice their faith. How is COVID-19 changing places of worship? Judy Woodruff talks to New York University’s Imam Khalid Latif,…

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