Thursday on the NewsHour, data from the second quarter of the year shows the worst U.S. economic collapse since the Great Depression. Plus: Medical experts urge the U.S. to change its approach to coronavirus, congressional testimony from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, the struggling antibiotics industry, the return of professional sports and remembering John Lewis and his legacy of action.
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How long we can expect U.S. economic catastrophe to endure
News Wrap: NASA launches rover Perseverance to Mars
Health experts say the U.S. needs a new approach to COVID-19
Why a Senate committee is questioning Pompeo
How crumbling antibiotics infrastructure risks public health
The NBA is set to resume play. But can it do so safely?
Remembering John Lewis, an American civil rights icon
At John Lewis’ Atlanta funeral, legacy of activism and hope
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