Global virus fallout deepens as U.S. job losses surge
The coronavirus crisis triggers the swiftest U.S. job collapse on record with 10 million out of work in two weeks. Unemployment claims soar, and Gina frontlines for medical gear intensify amid hoarding, while nations face mounting deaths. Cuomo warns ventilator shortages and European relief efforts collide with U.S. procurement.
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Sailors Bused Off Carrier Amid Roosevelt Virus Outbreak
Nearly 3,000 sailors aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt will be moved ashore as a coronavirus outbreak spreads on the ship docked in Guam. About 1,000 have gone ashore with plans to reach 2,700, while the ship remains in port awaiting further testing and quarantine logistics.
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Democrats delay nominating convention to August week
The Democratic National Committee postpones the presidential nominating convention to the week of August 17 due to the coronavirus. Biden suggested a late July delay, Biden and Sanders contend with a shifting primary calendar as Republicans target August 24 27 in Charlotte.
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