As the number of coronavirus cases approaches 100,000 there
are few signs of the global coordination the World Health Organization has demanded. Meanwhile, after Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s withdrawal from the race for
the Democratic nomination, her peers are wondering when voters will see women
as electable.

As the number of coronavirus cases approaches 100,000 there are few signs of the global coordination the World Health Organization has demanded. Meanwhile, after Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s withdrawal from the race for the Democratic nomination, her peers are wondering when voters will see women as electable.

Coronavirus Still Out of Control | After Warren, Women Ask: Now What?

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Coronavirus Still Out of Control | After Warren, Women Ask: Now What?