Millions Had Risen Out of Poverty. Coronavirus Is Pulling Them Back.
| By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ, TIFFANY HSU and PATRICIA COHEN As state agencies grapple with new guidelines and sheer volume, many workers are frustrated in filing claims and omitted from jobless tallies. | | | By MARIA ABI-HABIB Experts say that for the first time since 1998, global poverty will increase. At least a half billion people could slip into destitution by the end of the year. | | | By MARK MAZZETTI, JULIAN E. BARNES, EDWARD WONG and ADAM GOLDMAN Some analysts are worried that the pressure from senior officials could distort assessments about the coronavirus and be used as a weapon in an escalating battle with China. | | |
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