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New York seems to be past its high point in coronavirus cases, that doesn’t mean things are going back to normal any time soon. The iconic NYC Pride March has been cancelled for the first time in history, and city and state officials are continuing to push back against the federal government. Yesterday, NYC mayor Bill De Blasio railed against the president for not providing more financial support for the city. Today, Governor Andrew Cuomo demanded the federal government pay hazard pay for frontline workers, who are primarily women and people of color.

Business

After pushback for getting a small business loan, Shake Shack returned $10 million to the government.

Los Angeles has been one of the counties hit hardest by recent layoffs; fewer than half of residents have jobs.

New stimulus proposals are being introduced in Congress; here’s what you need to know.

Science & Health

Many health recommendations say to stay 6 feet away from other people; but is 6 feet far enough?

How you dry your hands can impact transmission of viruses; though less environmentally friendly, paper towels are the way to go.

This doctor from Kashmir is using machine learning in the fight against COVID-19.

A new announcement from Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services says nursing homes must report cases of coronavirus to patients and their families.

Dr. Phil, who is not a medical doctor, landed in hot water this weekend after his remarks on coronavirus and the economy.

Tracker of the day

Coronavirus Layoffs: ViacomCBS is one of the latest employers to announce layoffs during the pandemic.