Covid-19 Live Updates: Battleground States Where Virus Is Raging Could Decide the Election
More than 93,000 cases were announced across the country on Monday, the second-highest total of the pandemic. Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus coordinator, urged officials in a private memo to pursue a more aggressive approach, contradicting President Trump.
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John Elway, the football Hall of Famer and Denver Broncos general manager, has tested positive for the virus.
Here’s what you need to know:
U.S. voters are picking a president during one of the most alarming stretches of the pandemic.
Birx suggests the White House has spent too much time on preventing lockdowns and not enough on controlling the virus.
The University of Wisconsin cancels another football game as 27 people test positive.
How do you run a polling site during a pandemic? With lots of masks, for starters.
Caregivers have witnessed the virus’s pain. How will they vote?
This is what voting looks like in 2020: Flags, masks and face shields.
Britain will try to test everyone in Liverpool, and other news from around the world.
D.C. public schools change plans for students to return after a sickout by teachers.
Peru reopens its biggest tourist attraction, Machu Picchu.
The virus has turned a Navajo Nation family’s life ‘upside down.’
The New York Times
