Wearing a face mask, with hand sanitizer and Lysol wipes close at hand, Dr. Anthony Fauci
testified before the House Tuesday, to explain why the U.S. still struggles to get a handle on the coronavirus.
On Saturday, the U.S. reported
32,411 new cases in just that one day.
Fauci also countered President Trump's claim that
more testing is "a double-edged sword" to blame for the rise in coronavirus cases across the country. Instead, Fauci says testing is essential if we want to get control of the virus.
And
NPR's Lauren Frayer takes us to India, where the health care system is collapsing under the heavy demand caused by COVID-19.
Plus — for the past three months, just about everyone who can work from home has. And for the most part, things seem to be working. So, as
NPR's Uri Berliner reports, more and more employers are looking to make the move permanent.
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