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[NPR @NPR]

So far, Germany's fatality rate for coronavirus — 0.5% —is the lowest in the world, by a long shot.

Experts say that's because they're testing early and often. One virologist estimates the country has been testing about 120,000 people a week.
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[The New York Times @nytimes]

As the U.S. battles the coronavirus outbreak, President Trump is pushing ahead with major reversals of environmental regulations, including a restriction on scientific research that some doctors worry would complicate future pandemic controls https://t.co/C325Y10l43

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Across the U.S., undocumented household workers are losing their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic. But unable to collect unemployment and without paid sick leave and other benefits, they are being left uniquely vulnerable. https://t.co/OUUbaJ7DfK

[The New York Times @nytimes]

"She was one of the most innovative school leaders I’ve ever worked with — her students just adored her," said a mentor of Dez-Ann Romain.

Ms. Romain, a principal, 36, was the first known death of a New York public school employee from the coronavirus. https://t.co/M6Q6sbzogq