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Some states to begin relaxing rules, as U.S. deaths rise

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Why contact tracing is critical to containing COVID-19

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Jane Goodall on animal-human connections amid the pandemic

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Why was a top federal vaccine expert forced out of his job?

Why was a top federal vaccine expert forced out of his job?

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The U.S.-China battle over COVID-19 narrative and blame

The U.S.-China battle over COVID-19 narrative and blame

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What COVID-19 pandemic means for global starvation

What COVID-19 pandemic means for global starvation

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The politics behind protests of stay-at-home orders

The politics behind protests of stay-at-home orders

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For many, pandemic's economic crisis is 2nd financial blow

For many, pandemic's economic crisis is 2nd financial blow

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What's in the latest federal pandemic relief package

What's in the latest federal pandemic relief package

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PBS News Hour

What's different about the latest Senate COVID-19 aid bill

On Tuesday, the Senate renewed its effort to mitigate economic pain caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Lawmakers approved a $483 billion relief package including money for hospitals, testing and small business lending -- especially targeted to business categories less successful in securing funding through previous legislation. Amna Nawaz reports, and Lisa Desjardins joins Judy Woodruff to discuss.