Health officials estimate 20 million Americans have had virus
U S officials say as many as 20 million Americans contracted coronavirus, about 6 percent of the population, far exceeding confirmed cases. The figure, based on CDC blood studies, aims to ease public worry as states reopen and testing expands nationwide.
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Mail-in ballots thrust Postal Service into presidential race
The COVID-19 crisis worsens USPS finances while politics ride on mail voting. Delays in Kentucky and New York illustrate election results for 2020 may hinge on postal delivery. Officials warn of chaos and discuss funding, rates, and potential privatization amid partisan tension.
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