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

Southern states reopening some businesses tomorrow as new models say they should wait; millions of Americans file for unemployment for the fifth week in a row; the Trump administration at odds with his advisers as his top US vaccine doctor was removed from his job apparently for political reasons.

CDC officials warn a second wave of coronavirus in the fall could be worse; researchers say anti-malaria drug touted by the president shows no benefit; and congressional leaders strike a deal on billions of dollars for small businesses.

President Trump threatens to bring the legal immigration system to a halt; some states loosen restrictions despite a rise in cases; and antibody testing has been touted as essential to reopen America but how effective is it.

The Trump Administration insists the country has enough tests to reopen the country; Congress nearing a deal to fund a program intended to help small businesses; and protesters push to lift coronavirus restrictions.

The Trump Administration releases guidelines for reopening the country, conceding that the decision will ultimately rest with individual governors; states like New York are experiencing prolonged peaks while Southern states may not get hit as hard as projected; and the impact of coronavirus on the nation’s food supply chain.

Over 5 million Americans filed for unemployment last week; President Trump is eager to reopen the country despite warnings from experts; and remittances to Mexico drop to record lows because of the pandemic.

President Trump withdraws funding from the WHO claiming the organization mismanaged the coronavirus crisis; cases in New York City grow to a staggering 10,000; and experts weigh in on when social distancing can be lifted.

Governors from New York to California clashing with President Trump on who decides when to reopen states; one of the nation’s largest meat processing plant is shutting down, its CEO warning about challenges to the food supply chain; and farmworkers feeling the effects of the economic slowdown.

The Trump Administration is eager to reopen the country amid huge economic toll of coronavirus; a 30-year-old man survives coronavirus but describes a harrowing experience at a Delaware hospital; and around the world acts of kindness to help those most affected by the pandemic.

New York State now has more confirmed cases of coronavirus than any other country in the world; the rate of hospitalization is slowing down on hard hit areas; and ICE will release detainees at higher risk of getting infected like seniors and the sick.