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

The Trump administration will not implement CDC recommendations for reopening America; 3.2 million more workers filed for unemployment last week; and a salon owner in Texas released from jail after refusing to abide by state’s coronavirus measures.

President Trump sends mixed signals about the fate of the coronavirus task force; governors at odds with each other and with their residents as experts debate the human cost of reopening; and immigrants in detention centers complain about lack of medical assistance during the pandemic.

New projections estimate deaths from coronavirus could reach 3,000 a day; more than 30 states have eased restrictions; and remittances from the US to Mexico hit an all-time low.

Half the country is easing coronavirus restrictions this week but some protesters say it’s not enough; a new report from the Trump Administration says China hid how serious the coronavirus crisis was in order to hoard medical supplies; and employers contemplate how to bring back office workers safely.

States are easing restrictions amid concerns of triggering a second wave; medical experts now suggesting coronavirus could be with us for the next two years; Joe Biden publicly denies sexual allegations.

The president’s guidelines to slow the spread of coronavirus expire today as dozens of states re-open businesses; nearly four million Americans filed for unemployment last week bringing the total number of unemployed to 30 million since the outbreak began; and new hope in the fight against coronavirus, an anti-viral drug appears to speed up recovery time.

States are grappling with when and how to reopen; President Trump signs an executive order to ensure meat processing plants stay open; and some airlines will start providing face mask to passengers as the industry reels from unprecedented losses.

Governors face a critical decision on when and how to reopen; new projections say over 74,000 Americans could die from lifting restrictions too early; and the subway system in New York City is buckling under the weight of critical issues from employee safety to rising crime.

Several states begin reopening for business even as the virus continues claiming lives; President Trump may be pulling back from the White House briefings after his comments backfire; and sale of legal marijuana is up.

President Trump offers new theories on how to fight the coronavirus; several states take a major step towards normalcy; and the president signs a new stimulus package providing funds for small businesses.