UNEWS, Top stories for U.S. Latinos in English

President Trump says he won’t close the country if there’s a second wave; a new study found drug touted by the president- hydroxychloroquine- may be linked to increase deaths in coronavirus patients; and cases of coronavirus are growing in Latin America.

The WHO reports the biggest one-day spike of global coronavirus cases; the president threatens to withdraw funding from states expanding access to mail-in voting; and a mass shooting at a newly reopened shopping center in Arizona.

President Trump stuns the medical community by saying he’s taking a widely debunked treatment to prevent getting sick with the virus; the treasury secretary and the fed reserve chairman grilled during senate hearing about the massive coronavirus stimulus program they oversee; and a growing number of volunteers say they are willing to risk it all to help fast-track a cure.

Top officials in the Trump administration blaming the CDC for the slow response to the crisis; Democrats have launched an investigation into President Trump’s firing of the State Department’s inspector general; and most states are back in business, with Massachusetts the latest to ease restrictions.

President Trump unveils new details of a vaccine initiative; the CDC issues new guidelines for reopening; and blistering testimony by former US vaccine czar and his urgent warning.

Former HHS director says the window to curb the coronavirus threat is closing; U.S. Federal Reserve chair gives stark economic outlook for the nation; and Wisconsin's Supreme Court strikes down governor's stay-at-home order as "unconstitutional."

As states lift stay at home orders a new model shows an increased number of deaths; top health officials warn that easing lockdowns could trigger an uncontrollable outbreak; and a look at the human toll of the pandemic, an entire California family sickened by the virus, their father tragically never returns from the hospital.

Doctor Fauci warns of more deaths without an adequate response by the fall during senate hearings; the Trump Administration now requires face masks for all entering the White House; and a mysterious illness is targeting children with coronavirus.

Three of the president’s top coronavirus advisers now in self-quarantine because of potential exposure to the virus; projected death toll from coronavirus rises to 137,000 by August; farmworkers are considered essential but lack basic protective equipment to do their job bringing food to millions of Americans.

The unemployment rate surges to 14.7%; most of the US is reopening as coronavirus cases continue climbing in several states; and the alleged killers of an African-American jogger under arrest for his murder.