Top eight CNS stories for today including Wisconsin voters braved the Covid-19 pandemic to cast in-person ballots in the state’s controversial primary election; The United Kingdom and France are experiencing their worst days yet in the outbreak with both countries reporting huge death tolls; New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the state’s largest single-day death toll, and more.
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Top eight CNS stories for today including Wisconsin voters braved the Covid-19 pandemic to cast in-person ballots in the state’s controversial primary election; The United Kingdom and France are experiencing their worst days yet in the outbreak with both countries reporting huge death tolls; New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the state’s largest single-day death toll, and more.
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2.) In the midst of a global pandemic, the legacy of federal Indian policy could once again turn deadly, forcing some tribal nations to fight the novel coronavirus with zero help from the federal government.
4.) Senate Democrats rolled out a new plan Tuesday to hike up pay for health care workers and other essential employees on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak.
Regional
5.) A line of hundreds of voters wearing masks both surgical and homemade curled around the block outside Riverside University High School on Milwaukee’s East Side Tuesday morning, as voters braved the Covid-19 pandemic to cast in-person ballots in Wisconsin’s controversial primary election.
6.) Announcing that 731 New Yorkers died from Covid-19 the previous day, Governor Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday called the number the state’s largest single-day death toll—but offered hope as hospitalizations fell and the growth of the virus may be plateauing.
International
7.) The United Kingdom and France are experiencing their worst days yet in the coronavirus pandemic with both countries reporting huge death tolls on Tuesday and officials warning grim weeks lie ahead.
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