Top eight CNS stories for today including the Second Circuit affirmed New York must reinstate the Democratic presidential primary election in June that it had attempted to cancel; President Donald Trump is threatening to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organization unless it makes major improvements in the next 30 days; Germany and France agreed to bail out European businesses and regions hit hard by the pandemic, and more.
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Top eight CNS stories for today including the Second Circuit affirmed New York must reinstate the Democratic presidential primary election in June that it had attempted to cancel; President Donald Trump is threatening to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organization unless it makes major improvements in the next 30 days; Germany and France agreed to bail out European businesses and regions hit hard by the pandemic, and more.
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2.) Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told a Senate panel on Tuesday he expects federal initiatives meant to stabilize the economy during the coronavirus pandemic will be up and running by the end of the month.
4.) On a day of grim data from city schools, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo doubled down on his desire to see sports come back to his pandemic-ravaged state, saying they could bring an economic boost while also entertaining fans still at home.
7.) Global carbon emissions have fallen drastically as the world continues to grapple with the Covid-19 pandemic but scientists warn that this silver lining may not last.
8.) In what may mark a significant deepening of European integration, Germany and France agreed to bail out businesses and regions hit hard by the pandemic by setting up a $547 billion European Union-backed recovery fund to help stabilize Europe’s economy and keep the bloc from falling into dangerous discord.
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