‘I don’t endorse Biden’: Bernie Sanders’s supporters let loose after their candidate bows to Biden
Sen. Bernie Sanders’s biggest supporters are criticizing Joe Biden after the democratic socialist endorsed the former vice president.
Sununu: New Hampshire secures 91,000 pounds of PPE
“One month ago New Hampshire wasn’t even in the business of PPE procurement, and today we secured 45 metric tons of this critical lifesaving equipment for our state,” Sununu said in a statement.
8 in 10 Americans favor a pause on immigration during coronavirus pandemic
Americans not only favor a mandatory quarantine for anyone arriving from another country, but also favor a moratorium on immigration from other countries altogether.
CDC yet to explain how to protect elderly after social distancing ends
The CDC has not issued further guidance on how the elderly are to protect themselves from coronavirus once social distancing requirements across the nation end and Americans who might have had the coronavirus or might have been exposed to the virus go about their business as usual.
Sanders ‘adamant’ that his campaign staffers retain health benefits through November
Staffers for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’s now-suspended presidential campaign will retain their health insurance benefits through November.
Judge tosses out ACLU’s attempt to stop a county from cooperating with ICE
The decision marked a win for a local law enforcement group attempting to promote public safety while its state government has become increasingly hostile to federal immigration authorities.
Out-of-state travelers remain concern in New Hampshire during coronavirus outbreak
Despite efforts to limit opportunities for COVID-19 to spread, out-of-state visitors continue to visit New Hampshire, resulting in a mixed response from leaders and residents.
Minn. Sen. Dr. Scott Jensen: COVID-19 death rate might be artificially inflated
A physician as well as a politician, Jensen said doctors are being encouraged to attribute COVID-19 as a cause of death without laboratory testing.
‘Our hearts are heavy’: Activists react, turn toward Biden after Bernie bails
Activists are coming to grips with the realization that Sen. Bernie Sanders will likely not become president in 2020 after the self-described socialist ended his White House bid on Wednesday.
Unemployment claims in New Hampshire top 36,000, once again setting state record
New Hampshire for the third week in a row saw a massive surge in jobless claims, once again setting a state record, according to data from the U.S. Department of Labor.
As U.S. coronavirus death toll nears 15,000, health officials say signs are mitigation is working
Despite the rising death toll, the U.S. continues to see encouraging signs that stay-at-home orders and social distancing requirements are working to slow the spread of COVID-19.
IHME model: New York, Vermont among states projected to have hit peak hospital resource use
New York, Michigan, Louisiana, Vermont and Washington are among seven states projected to reach peak hospital resource usage by the end of Wednesday, April 8, according to one leading model.