The CDC has released six 'decision trees' aimed at helping businesses, communities, schools, camps, day cares and mass transit decide on whether it's safe to reopen
People walk through a shuttered business district in Brooklyn on May 12 in New York City. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
It is about 5:15 p.m. ET in New York and a lot has happened with the coronavirus pandemic. Read up on the biggest headlines below:Nearly 3 million people filed claims for unemployment benefits in the week that ended May 9. Altogether, more than 36.5 million Americans have sought initial unemployment aid since mid-March.Sen.
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CDC reports 1,342,594 coronavirus cases, 80,820 deathsThe U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Tuesday reported 1,342,594 cases of the new coronavirus, an increase of 18,106 cases from its previous count, and said that the number of deaths had risen by 1,064 to 80,820.
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AP Exclusive: CDC docs stress plans for more virus flareupsGuidance from the CDC outlined ways for communities to decide when to shut down during future flareups of COVID-19. The AP has obtained additional details about the guidance, which was shelved by the Trump administration.
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CDC Reopen Document Vastly Differs From White House's PlanThe Associated Press obtained a 63-page document from the CDC which stresses planning for future virus flareups.
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CDC and White House not on same page for coronavirus reopening, document showsThe AP obtained an unreleased 63-page plan that is more detailed than other, previously reported segments of the shelved CDC guidance.
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NYT reporter slams Trump, CDC leadership for COVID-19 response - Business Insider'Yes, it is the president's fault': New York Times reporter rips into the Trump administration's response to the pandemic and says he thinks CDC head should resign
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