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COVID-19 testing lines stretch for blocks as cases surge across the U.S., what the U.S. can learn from Europe's coronavirus strategy, and schools struggle with high costs of reopening.

Fourth of July gatherings fuel coronavirus concerns, many Florida hospitals on the brink as coronavirus cases surge, and the impact of generational poverty on Black Americans.

U.S. approaching 3 million coronavirus cases, Trump book written by estranged niece contains shocking claims, and Tom Hanks speaks out about coronavirus pandemic.

Test lines grow as coronavirus cases surge nationwide, Supreme Court sends Trump financial record cases back to lower courts, and Colin Powell discusses racism in America.

Watch live coverage as White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany holds a briefing.

Watch live as New York Governor Andrew Cuomo holds a coronavirus press briefing as the number of cases continue to rise across the U.S.

Trump blasts CDC guidelines in push to reopen schools, parents grapple with mixed messages on sending kids back to school, and United Airlines warns employees of 36,000 possible involuntary furloughs.

NBC News’ Garrett Haake joined an emergency services team to see how they are dealing with a record number of calls from coronavirus patients as the governor warns of possible shutdown.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo holds a briefing as coronavirus cases continue to rise in various states across the country.

NBC News’ Catie Beck reports on the state of South Florida hospitals that are struggling to keep up with the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the state.

NBC News gets an exclusive look inside a Lexington, S.C., medical center’s ICU as the state passes 50,000 coronavirus cases.

In an interview with Lester Holt, Tom Hanks opens up about his experience battling the virus, the divide over wearing masks in the U.S., and how his latest film about World War II reflects the state

In the two cases dealing with President Donald Trump's financial records, the U.S.

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The United States will know by the end of the year or the beginning of 2021 whether a coronavirus vaccine is safe and effective, Dr.

NBC News’ Garrett Haake details the evacuation of 60 people from a Lake Worth, Texas, nursing home after 24 of them tested positive for COVID-19.

President Trump addressed the coronavirus crisis in a new interview, saying “we’re winning the war” against COVID-19, though cases continue to rise.

NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard spoke to the family member of a recently passed COVID-19 patient in Arizona as the state’s death toll passed 2,000.

President Trump signs an executive order on the White House Hispanic Prosperity Initiative.

More than 38 million Americans live in poverty— one in every five for Black people. That number is higher than Latinos, Asian Americans, and more than double the rate of white Americans.

Mary Trump is now the first family member to break ranks and speak negatively about President Trump in an upcoming book, which the White House says has “no bearing in truth.” » Subscribe to NBC

NBC News’ Mike Hixenbaugh breaks down data from the Houston fire department that shows an increasing number of people are dying from the coronavirus in their home before paramedics can get to them.

Capt. Katie Blanchard (Ret.) was attacked by her civilian colleague and is still living with the scars.

President Trump and first lady Melania Trump participated in a discussion on reopening schools amid the coronavirus outbreak.

As ICU beds reach capacity in some states, testing nationwide is also struggling to keep up with demand as patients wait days or weeks to receive test results. Experts warn that the U.S.

8-year-old Secoriea Turner was shot and killed in Atlanta while riding in a car with her mother when police say, for still unknown reasons, gunmen opened fire. » Subscribe to NBC News: nbcnews.