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Coronavirus Live U.S. Updates: Trump Wants Cash Sent To Americans
The latest on the new coronavirus across the United States, including the latest on the number of cases, deaths and locations.
In an effort to offset the economic burden from the ongoing new coronavirus pandemic, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday the Trump administration wants to send money to Americans as quickly as possible.
Meanwhile, Tuesday marked another rough day in sports as four Brooklyn Nets players, including Kevin Durant, tested positive for the new coronavirus. However, it was a less glum day on Wall Street as stocks jumped after President Donald Trump promised he's "going big" with plans to blunt the economic pain caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
In Brooklyn, the Nets announced that four players on the team tested positive for the new coronavirus, though the team did not identify which players were infected. The Athletic, however, confirmed Durant is among the players to test positive for the virus.
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The four players on the Nets now join the Utah Jazz's Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell, along with the Detroit Pistons' Christian Wood as the seven confirmed coronavirus cases in the NBA.
On Wall Street, Tuesday's 4.7 percent gain for the S&P 500 meant it clawed back a little more than a third of its loss from a day before, its biggest in more than three decades. The Dow Jones see-sawed through the day, closing at 1,000 points higher than Monday.
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