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1. Sources say Trump's top trade adviser feuded with officials over hydroxychloroquine's effectiveness

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2. Official: Expect 'rolling peaks across the country'

   

   

3. Navarro on his qualifications: 'I'm a social scientist'

   White House trade adviser Peter Navarro on Monday said he was qualified to engage and disagree with Dr. Anthony Fauci on the use of an anti-malarial drug as a coronavirus treatment -- which is not yet proven as effective -- saying, "I'm a social scientist."

   

   

4. Treatment: Researchers say there's no evidence hydroxychloroquine could protect against Covid-19

   President Donald Trump has twice tested negative for the coronavirus, but during a briefing at the White House on Saturday, he said he "may take" the drug hydroxychloroquine against Covid-19. He suggested it has protective effects against the novel coronavirus, although researchers say there's no evidence of that.

   

   

5. Fareed Zakaria: The US has abandoned this crucial role

   CNN's Fareed Zakaria analyzes the multiple crises unfolding during the coronavirus pandemic, and how countries and organizations are responding to it.

   

   

6. History: Has Covid-19 been in humans for years?

   Leading scientists tell CNN that it's possible the virus didn't just come from bats in the past months, but that it could made the leap to humans many months, perhaps even years ago before it then transferred among people to become as lethal as it has. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.

   

   

7. Tracking the virus: US death toll tops 9,600

   

   

8. Acting Navy secretary blasts ousted aircraft carrier captain as 'stupid' in address to crew

   The Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly blasted the now ousted commander of the USS Theodore Roosevelt as "stupid" in an address to the ship's crew Monday morning, in remarks obtained by CNN.

   

   

9. Opinion: How the very rich are different in the Covid-19 fight

   I have spent two decades reporting on people at the nexus of money, power and culture. I've written books about corruption among the country's wealthiest 1%, Wall Street greed and the ruthlessness of New York real estate titans. So these past few weeks I have been on the phone to many people who are not stuck, like me, in a New York City apartment, where we are on constant alert for the ominous sound of sirens puncturing the silence with increasing frequency.

   

   

10. Analysis: Why Trump's firing of the Intelligence Community IG is so egregious

    President Donald Trump fired Michael Atkinson, the inspector general of the intelligence community, late on a Friday night amid the coronavirus pandemic in hopes that you wouldn't know what he did. Or you'd note it in passing, and then quickly move on to other pressing worries like, well, the coronavirus and its impact on the US economy.

    

    

11. Tourist sites packed as China comes out of lockdown. Experts say risk is high

    Large numbers of people flocked to popular tourists sites and major cities across China over the country's holiday weekend, despite warnings from health authorities that the risk posed by the coronavirus pandemic remains far from over.

    

    

12. Officials rush to fix initial roadblocks to coronavirus relief package

    The success of the multi-trillion-dollar life raft that was floated into the cascading waves of business closures, job losses and the virtual shutdown of the US economy will likely be determined this week.

    

    

13. Tapper's plea to Trump: This is not about winning a news cycle on Fox

    CNN's Jake Tapper poses the question to President Donald Trump - what is the plan to handle the coronavirus pandemic?

    

    

14. Analysis: Health officials draw grave parallels as Trump predicts the storm will pass

    The United States is heading into one of the darkest chapters of its modern history so far deprived of the unifying and clear-sighted leadership that helped it prevail in earlier times of crisis.

    

    

15. The mystery of why Covid-19 kills some young people

    

    

16. Queen Elizabeth delivers address to nation amid pandemic

    Queen Elizabeth II addressed the coronavirus pandemic and offered reassurance in a rare televised speech.

    

    

17. He beat coronavirus and may save others

    A California man who was diagnosed with the coronavirus and recovered has donated his plasma to help others fighting the potentially deadly virus.

    

    

18. Musician calls coronavirus 'possibly the worst illness I've ever had'

    Singer-songwriter Christopher Cross revealed on social media that he tested positive for coronavirus.

    

    

19. Teens charged with hate crimes for attacking woman and saying she caused coronavirus

    Teen girls were charged with hate crimes after police said they attacked a woman on a New York bus, made "anti-Asian statements" toward her and told her she caused coronavirus.

    

    

20. Man rescued from mountains after breaking quarantine to buy cigarettes

    Millions of people around the world are adjusting to life under coronavirus safety measures, and France has ordered its population to stay at home.

    

    

21. Exclusive: Inside an ER during the outbreak

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22. Difficult week ahead in the coronavirus fight

    The coronavirus pandemic -- with a death toll nearing 10,000 -- is not yet under control, a top US health official warned as the nation prepares to enter its most critical week yet in the fight against the outbreak.

    

    

23. Intensive care doctor with coronavirus made goodbye video for her kids

    Intensive care doctor Julie John shares emotional message to her kids just in case she died. Dr.John is getting better, but will be under quarantine for another 7-14 days.

    

    

24. 3,500 rental cars destroyed in airport fire

    A fire that spread through a grassy area of Southwest Florida International Airport has destroyed thousands of rental cars, fire department officials said.

    

    

25. Victor Blackwell fact-checks Trump on medical stockpiles

    CNN's Victor Blackwell examines President Donald Trump's claims about the national stockpile of medical supplies needed to fight coronavirus.

    

    

26. Opinion: Why Covid-19 might make you rethink your smoking habits

    A college friend who is now a physician first introduced me to an electronic cigarette in 2008. He purchased his online from China with the hope of transitioning from smoking to vaping but found himself using both instead. A few years later, he shared a pleasant surprise -- he had succeeded in quitting both vaping and smoking.

    

    

27. Doctor on unproven drug: You could lose your life

    Dr. Patrice Harris, President of The American Medical Association, says she would not prescribe hydroxychloroquine to anyone after President Donald Trump doubled on the use of drug, despite no evidence the drug is effective and safe for preventing or treating the coronavirus.

    

    

28. Dow rises more than 1,000 points

    

    

29. When will you get your stimulus cash, and how?

    The US government is preparing to send out direct payments to help individuals amid the coronavirus pandemic, but those who need the money most may be waiting the longest to see it.

    

    

30. CNN asked restaurant owner if he's scared. This was his response

    As the number of Americans filing for unemployment rises to 3.3 million, business owners open up about their struggles trying to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

    

    

31. Opinion: Billionaires are failing us when we need them most

    With coronavirus pushing the US economy to the brink of disaster, the ultra wealthy have an obligation to step up and use their money and power for the greater good. As the people who benefited the most from a decade of economic growth, the hundreds of billionaires in America are in a unique position to do a great deal of good at a pivotal moment. But so far, they're failing to do so.

    

    

32. The global economy just got a $1 trillion infusion from Japan

    Japan is committing nearly $1 trillion to try to protect its economy from the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

    

    

33. Many older Americans aren't sticking to social distancing guidelines. Here's why

    Last week, a 99-year-old New Jersey man who went to an engagement party was arrested in New Jersey for defying the state's ban on gatherings. In a separate case, a 100-year-old man violated a stay-at-home order by attending a funeral.

    

    

34. Nurse shows how fast germs spread even if you wear gloves

    To stop the spread of coronavirus, many states are under stay-at-home orders and travel restrictions limit where you can go.

    

    

35. What you should know if you need a haircut

    People across the internet are sharing their at-home haircuts, but professional stylists are warning against a DIY cut.

    

    

36. Actress who fronted 'Stay Home' campaign arrested after hosting a party during lockdown

    Nigerian actress Funke Akindele-Bello has been arrested after hosting a birthday party for her husband during a lockdown in the country -- despite fronting a 'Stay Home' campaign.

    

    

37. Singer Duffy says she was drugged, taken to another country and raped

    Duffy has revealed harrowing details of a four-week ordeal during which she says she was drugged at a restaurant on her birthday, taken to a foreign county and raped by an unnamed attacker.

    

    

38. Jay-Z and Meek Mill donate masks to correctional facilities

    Jay-Z and Meek Mill's criminal justice reform organization 'The Reform Alliance' is sending 100,000 masks to correctional facilities across the country.

    

    

39. Billionaire donates ventilators to New York

    Joe Tsai, the billionaire co-founder of Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba, and his wife Clara Wu Tsai, have donated 2.6 million masks, 170,000 goggles and 2000 ventilators to New York — the US epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.

    

    

40. She was lonely from social distancing. Then inspiration struck

    One Arizona woman found a creative way to get around isolation during the coronavirus epidemic. CNN affiliates KPHO and KTVK report.