Monday on the NewsHour, COVID-19 continues to burn through the U.S. population, with New York as the most severe national hot spot. Plus: Why U.S. coronavirus testing is still problematic, Illinois’ surging number of cases, a Greek refugee camp poised for disaster, U.S. delivery workers fear for their health, President Trump’s update, Politics Monday and one family’s story of coping with pandemic.
WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS
More states lock populations down as COVID-19 cases climb
How ‘constrained’ virus testing has crippled U.S. response
‘Everyone is afraid’ as Illinois virus cases spike
At Greek refugee camp, few defenses against COVID-19 threat
News Wrap: Van Gogh painting stolen from Dutch museum
As more people order delivery, workers fear virus exposure
How the president’s coronavirus approach has changed
Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Trump and COVID-19
The particular pain of losing a loved one during quarantine
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