President Trump announced a raft of new anti-coronavirus measures on Sunday, following a day of increasingly angst-ridden calls from health workers who are running out of protective equipment and fear they will get infected | Analysis by stcollinson
A failed Senate vote on a mammoth stimulus bill amid acrimony between Republicans and Democrats came as the virus trimmed the GOP majority with five members quarantined.State and local leaders and front-line health workers meanwhile pleaded with President Donald Trump to rush lifesaving medical gear to them and their patients as US infections topped 32,000.
Gov. Cuomo describes competing with other states for supplies 02:32"I believe the federal government should immediately implement the Defense Production Act." New York Mayor Bill de Blasio warned that if his city did not get more ventilators within 10 days"people will die." "April will be a lot worse than March and I fear May could be worse than April," de Blasio told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
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