New York Stock Exchange will reopen on May 26, with temperature checks and masks for traders.
Democratic governors say their states are underprepared for a second wave of coronavirus, three prominent Democratic governors all acknowledged that they are underprepared for a potential second wave of COVID-19 cases later this year.
"We have the capabilities to continue ramping up testing. We’re able to execute the tests, we’ve got the tracing capabilities to follow up where we’ve got positives. But what we don’t have are some of the critical simple supplies. Swabs, which is really not a hard thing to manufacture,” Whitmer said.
And Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said he’d have a stronger stockpile of critical equipment in place if a second wave “comes about,” but that he’d want control of the supply chain for it in the hands of governors — not the Trump administration."I don’t want to be sitting around waiting for the national stockpile to decide they can send it to me,” Lamont said. “I want to make sure next time around we control our own destiny.”U.S.
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