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In a special edition of Start Here, we hear from essential workers in their own words.

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In a special edition of Start Here, we hear from essential workers in their own words.

Listen and subscribe to "The Essentials: Inside the Curve": https://apple.co/2ROvcnw

As another 2.4 million Americans get laid off, economists examine how "work from home" arrangements will change American life. A natural disaster in Michigan is being blamed on man-made dams. And in the final installment of our series on race and class disparities, a college student who was already struggling with homelessness describes how a pandemic robbed him of his only safe space.

As another 2.4 million Americans get laid off, economists examine how "work from home" arrangements will change American life. A natural disaster in Michigan is being blamed on man-made dams. And in the final installment of our series on race and class disparities, a college student who was already struggling with homelessness describes how a pandemic robbed him of his only safe space.

New research shows promising signs of immunity after COVID-19 infections. Supporters of President Trump appear to be assembling "pro-Trump" doctors to back re-opening policies. And a DACA recipient reflects on why immigrants are disproportionately finding themselves in harm's way.

New research shows promising signs of immunity after COVID-19 infections. Supporters of President Trump appear to be assembling "pro-Trump" doctors to back re-opening policies. And a DACA recipient reflects on why immigrants are disproportionately finding themselves in harm's way.

With President Trump's admission he's experimenting with COVID-19 treatments, other officials are confronted with questions about evidence-based science. State governors are getting pushback from judges on shutdown orders. And in the first of a three-part series, a Mississippi nurse describes racial disparities exacerbated by the pandemic.

With President Trump's admission he's experimenting with COVID-19 treatments, other officials are confronted with questions about evidence-based science. State governors are getting pushback from judges on shutdown orders. And in the first of a three-part series, a Mississippi nurse describes racial disparities exacerbated by the pandemic.

As government agencies warn Americans not to take an anti-malarial drug for COVID-19, President Trump reveals that he's ignoring that advice and taking it anyway. The death toll has climbed above 90,000, but national infection trends are pointing downward. And President Trump fires another inspector general.

As government agencies warn Americans not to take an anti-malarial drug for COVID-19, President Trump reveals that he's ignoring that advice and taking it anyway. The death toll has climbed above 90,000, but national infection trends are pointing downward. And President Trump fires another inspector general.