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The president tweeted that the New York governor “should spend more time ‘doing’ and less time ‘complaining.'”

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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer talks to “GMA” about her state, which was one of the hardest hit by the pandemic and how she plans to quell frustrations.

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Some store owners say they are opening back up no matter what. ABC News’ Kimberly Brooks reports.

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Unemployment programs are struggling to keep up with a massive 22 million person surge in joblessness in recent weeks as stimulus package funds begin to run dry. ABC News’ Kenneth Moton reports.

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The former employee said she worked inches apart from her colleagues in the processing plant, where hundreds of employees tested positive for the coronavirus.

The daughter of a fast-food restaurant employee says her mother is in critical condition from COVID-19. A grocery delivery worker who quit said the stakes are higher than ever in her line of work.

A total 5.25 million Americans newly applied for unemployment in the span of a week as many ponder how to maintain their finances through the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s been reported that much of the money reserved for small businesses isn’t going to the people who need it most; over 22 million people lost their jobs in the last month.

Denver-area restaurants are banding together to feed children in need during the lockdown.