“I think there’s going to be a lot of challenges coming out of the events of the past week,” Dr. Scott Gottlieb says. “One of them’s going to be that probably chains of transmission will have gotten lit by the large gatherings.”
12:42 p.m. ET — The World Health Organization hopes to continue its relationship with the U.S. despite President Donald Trump's announcement that he plans to cut ties with the agency, CNBC's Berkeley Lovelace Jr. reports.
With the video service, a home professional can consult with a customer and help troubleshoot a problem. The pro can use an on-screen laser pointer or a drawing tool to guide customers or help them make a repair – or capture a serial number and identify parts to order if an in-person visit is needed. —A house for rent in California.on social media and at demonstrations across the country. Some politicians, including Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and Reps.
As eviction moratoriums put in place at the beginning of the pandemic begin to lift, Raghuveer says the current situation could play out like 2008 — with landlords losing their properties and tenants facing eviction across the country — if broader relief does not come. "If rental assistance comes in three months, it's too late," says Raghuveer. "You'll see thousands of families displaced with nowhere to go." —10:36 a.m. ET — Frontier Airlines became the first major U.
. The Department of Homeland Security, of which the Transportation Security Administration is a part, has said it's considering traveler temperature checks but hasn't yet provided a firm timeline. —10:05 a.m. ET — As protests erupt across the U.S.,that such mass gatherings could allow the coronavirus spread throughout the population.
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