Virus cases to reach two hundred thousand daily by June first
A government forecast projects COVID-19 cases rising to about 200,000 per day by June 1 with over 3,000 deaths daily. The model, bearing HHS and DHS logos, flags increases from mid May and continues afterward, amid White House denials of its status and method.
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Senate Returns as Virus Debates Delay New Aid Packag
The Senate reconvened in a Capitol under stay at home rules while the House stays away. McConnell defends prioritizing Trump nominees over the virus outbreak. Republicans seek control of debate as Pelosi plans a fresh aid package for a widening economic and public health crisis.
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U S moves to lift some virus restrictions amid easing lockdowns
Europe ends its longest lockdown as Italy begins reopening and the United States takes initial steps to ease rules. Senate reconvenes in Washington while Louisiana lawmakers clash over return timelines. Deaths and infections rise globally as vaccine funding and cruise industry plans face renewed attention.
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Senate Refuses to Release Biden Documents in Allegation Case
The secretary of the Senate declines Biden's request to disclose records related to an accusation by Tara Reade, citing confidentiality under the Government Employee Rights Act of 1991 and a Senate resolution. Biden denies the claim, while Reade maintains the allegation. Meanwhile Israel's High Court weighs disqualification petitions against Prime Minister Netanyahu over graft cases and a power sharing deal with Benny Gantz, risking new elections if coalition timelines slip.
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Supreme Court holds first teleconference oral argument
The Supreme Court conducted its historic first teleconference oral argument amid lockdowns, with Chief Justice Roberts leading and Justice Thomas asking questions. Booking.com faced a trademark dispute with the Patent and Trademark Office, challenging a lower court ruling that allowed registration of the mark.
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