Charles Morgan Europe Continues To Struggle While America Buys Guns

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COVID-19 cases in America, especially in states including New York and California, are steadily rising. But as of now, Europe still bears the brunt of the epidemic. Italians were hopeful that the number of coronavirus fatalities was slowly declining, but today another 743 deaths were reported. Meanwhile in Spain, another hotspot, several residents of an elder care home were found dead in their beds after staff left due to coronavirus fears. Sadly, heartbreaking stories like this have become more common as the virus spreads.

Business

Stocks had a great day today, going from a three-year low to surging up to 11%

Ford is going from cars to healthcare as they start a partnership with 3M and GE Healthcare to produce essential medical supplies including ventilators and personal protective equipment.

A new Twitter hashtag, #NotDying4WallStreet, highlights the tension between those that think the economy should resume business as usual and those who don’t.

One vocation is thriving under the coronavirus outbreak-- trucking. But are truckers also getting the support they need to keep moving?

Science & Health

The FDA has approved several more rapid COVID-19 diagnostic tests from private companies, right as they’re needed most.

President Trump and others have been touting the potential benefits of chloroquine to treat coronavirus. A derivative of this compound that’s used to clean fishtanks recently sent a woman and her husband to the hospital.

What would happen if the U.S. just continued with business as usual? Would it be better than if the entire country went on full lockdown? Check out these three scenarios to be sure.

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