Unemployment aid soars as claims show deep economic strain
Nearly 3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week amid ongoing layoffs from the viral outbreak. The Labor Department data show 36 million since the crisis began, with 842 thousand more through a federal program for self employed and gig workers. States reopenings offer little relief as job losses mount and partisan fights over more aid intensify.
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North Carolina plans for fall reopening with staggered days
North Carolina public schools may split in person and remote learning next fall to maintain social distancing. A state task force will advise lawmakers on options including alternate days, staggered hours, smaller class sizes, improved cleaning, and health screening policies for staff and students.
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