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Mar 25

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ER doctor in NYC says ‘everything is transformed’ as COVID-19 grips hospitals

New York hospitals are being hit with a crush of patients suffering from COVID-19. There are over 30,000 confirmed cases in the state, and more than 280 people have died. While the hospitalization rate has slowed, it is still doubling…

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Mar 25

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As Russia shuts its borders, how widespread is COVID-19 there?

By Lucy Taylor

Russian cases of COVID-19 have been low until now, according to the country’s government. But there are serious doubts about the veracity of those numbers, especially in Moscow -- Europe’s largest city. For a population accustomed to packing tightly into…

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Mar 25

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Trump urges Congress to pass pandemic economic relief package

President Trump held another news briefing on COVID-19 Wednesday evening, this time announcing his intention to sign the pandemic aid package the Senate drafted in conjunction with his administration. Yamiche Alcindor joins Judy Woodruff to discuss what Trump said about…

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Mar 24

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WHO warns U.S. may become coronavirus’ new global epicenter, as India locks down

Confirmed U.S. cases of coronavirus have reached 50,000, with more than 600 deaths. But as New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned of dire conditions in hospitals, Wall Street rallied and President Trump spoke of easing government restrictions soon in order…

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Mar 24

Watch 5:48
How Senate bill would ease pandemic’s economic burden

Wall Street soared Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining a record 2,100 points. The gains came as the Senate continued to debate the details of a possible economic recovery package for Americans suffering from the coronavirus pandemic. Lisa…

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Mar 24

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Thune: Coronavirus needs to be dealt with before giving the ‘all clear’

The economic relief bill the Senate is debating would be among the most expensive pieces of legislation in U.S. history. Senate Majority Whip John Thune, R-S.D., joins Judy Woodruff to discuss which provisions are still being negotiated and why, unlike…

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Mar 24

Watch 7:48
Sanders says coronavirus testing still ‘woefully inadequate’

The Senate and the White House continue to deliberate over another coronavirus economic relief bill. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., joins Judy Woodruff to discuss why he would support the measure's “unprecedented expansion” of unemployment compensation, how to get needed medical…

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Mar 24

Watch 5:04
Italian doctors urge the U.S. to learn from their country’s mistakes

By Nick Schifrin, Ali Rogin

With close to 7,000 deaths, Italy is the country hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic so far. Its health care system, one of Europe’s best, is mustering all its resources to respond to the flood of patients infected with COVID-19.

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Mar 24

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2 views on balancing medical risk and economic pain

The tragedies we see playing out in Italy and around the world are why most public health officials say it’s far too soon to plan when people can return to work. But President Trump says he wants to see much…

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Mar 24

Watch 4:30
What drove the ‘unprecedented’ postponement of the Tokyo Olympics

Olympic history was made Tuesday when Japan and the International Olympic Committee decided to postpone this summer’s games to 2021. John Yang reports and speaks with USA Today’s Christine Brennan, who has covered every Olympic Games since 1984.

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