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*MORNING BRIEF*

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2020
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*Severe coronavirus outbreaks stagger some meat-packing plants in
Washington*
The Tyson Fresh Meats plant near Pasco has come to a temporary halt amid
an outbreak that's spread to some 100 workers and family members. Workers
there weren't required to wear masks until this month. An avalanche of
outbreaks has hit U.S. beef, pork and poultry plants, prompting an urgent
push to protect workers and keep products flowing into grocery stores.
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*NEED TO KNOW: CORONAVIRUS*

   - *Find today's* live updates here.
   
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   - *Nearly a million Washingtonians could be on unemployment* by next
   week, rivaling any modern recession here. But many frustrated workers
   are still hitting trouble
   
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trying
   to get benefits through the state's website. Here's where to find
   emergency aid
   
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with
   food, rent and more.
   - *The Seattle that existed until March is gone forever.* What comes
   next is up to us, columnist Jon Talton writes as he explores the great
   unknowns on the road to economic recovery.
   
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   - *Don't inject disinfectants, Lysol is warning* after President Donald
   Trump wondered about that idea during a White House briefing. Doctors'
   response: "People will die."
   
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   - *A congressional panel will investigate the ouster *of U.S.
   coronavirus vaccine chief Rick Bright,
   
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who
   spoke out against widespread use of a drug that Trump has touted. Veterans
   Affairs head Robert Wilkie, too, has plugged the drug. Here's a fact
   check on Wilkie's remarks
   
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and
   a look at what the research says about hydroxychloroquine.
   
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   - *One of Boeing's biggest challenges is tamping down workers' fear* as
   the company tallies more than 200 COVID-19 cases at its locations.
   
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This
   week, on the same day thousands of workers returned to the Everett factory,
   two who fell ill before the shutdown were confirmed as positive cases.
   - *Stimulus checks will help homeless Seattleites* who can work out the
   logistics of getting them. But the money won't get most people into
   housing,
   
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experts
   say.
   - *Gov. Jay Inslee won't be forced to free thousands more prisoners* to
   protect them from potential exposure to the virus. The ruling came after
   the state Supreme Court had its first-ever Zoom hearing to consider oral
   arguments.
   
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   - *Salons and gyms are reopening* in Georgia today amid warnings and
   anxiety as deaths continue rising.
   
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   - *It was the longest shift of their lives.* For 28 days, dozens of
   workers lived in a Pennsylvania factory, making millions of pounds of
   materials for face masks and surgical gowns. No one told them they had to
   do it. Watch as they finally get to go home.
   
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*HERE'S HELP*
*Need a COVID-19 test?* Our updated list shows where they're available and
who qualifies.
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*There’s so much coronavirus information — and misinformation — out
there.* Media
literacy experts recommend steps to make sense of it and share information
thoughtfully.
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