Global virus toll pressures exit plans and cautious reopenings
Regions across Europe and the United States weigh staged relaxations as deaths and hospital pressure peak. French scientist Delfraissy warns gradual easing, while Britain’s prime minister remains in intensive care. Wuhan ends lockdown with health apps, and U.S. guidelines may ease isolation for exposed workers.
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Wisconsin votes under strain expose health risks and delays
Wisconsin faced a chaotic presidential primary with long lines, absent ballots, and widespread poll closures. Voters, notably minorities, faced barriers amid court orders and pressure from a Republican legislature and state supreme court. Biden and Sanders endured a delayed result as turnout patterns favored the conservative bloc.
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CDC weighs looser rules for exposed workers guidelines
The CDC and White House task force weigh easing self isolation for exposed non symptomatic workers to return to work. Policy would require twice daily temperatures and a mask with emphasis on critical jobs as infection trends shift toward stabilization.
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