THE NEW YORK TIMES

3.2 Million More Claim Unemployment Benefits in the U.S.

In many states, more than 25 percent of workers are unemployed. President Trump has encouraged governors to relax social-distancing rules, even though most states do not meet the guidelines set forth by the White House because documented cases are still growing.

THE GUARDIAN

Trump gives up on virus fight to focus on economic recovery – and re-election

THE NEW YORK TIMES

The reality of coronavirus in the U.S.: An unrelenting crush of cases and deaths

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Coronavirus Live Updates: Trump Accuses China of a Cover-Up

President Trump accused the Chinese government of making a “horrible mistake” in its coronavirus response and of then orchestrating a cover-up that allowed the pathogen to spread around the world.

THE GUARDIAN

Revealed: US fossil fuel companies handed at least $50m in coronavirus aid

THE NEW YORK TIMES

3.8 million more workers filed for unemployment benefits last week, and that’s probably an undercount

The figures announced Thursday by the Labor Department bring the number of workers joining the official jobless ranks in the last six weeks to more than 30 million, and underscore just how dire economic conditions remain.

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THE NEW YORK TIMES

Worst Economy in a Decade. What’s Next? ‘Worst in Our Lifetime.’

THE NEW YORK TIMES

U.S. Governors Move Ahead With Reopening, Despite Health Worries

DENVER — Governors across the country forged ahead Monday with plans to reopen their economies, even as the nation hit a grim milestone of 50,000 deaths from the coronavirus and public health experts warned against lifting stay-at-home orders too quickly.

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Stocks start the week higher as oil prices tumble

U.S. stocks rose and global markets rallied on Monday as governments around the world discussed when and how to reopen businesses and get their economies back on track. But turmoil in oil markets continued, with the price of the U.S. benchmark crude tumbling by more than 20 percent.