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56:46Now PlayingTuesday on the NewsHour, former Vice President Joe Biden looks to be having another big night, with projected primary victories in Michigan, Mississippi and Missouri. Plus: Fallout from the spread of novel coronavirus widens, as more schools close and events are canceled, how the United Kingdom is handling its COVID-19 outbreak and a book about the Fremonts, America’s first celebrity power couple.
Biden projected to win Michigan, Mississippi and Missouri primaries
Amid COVID-19, U.S. officials debate economic response
Virus prompts some U.S. schools to attempt remote learning
News Wrap: Court rules DOJ must share Mueller materials
Voters in 6 primary states face Biden vs. Sanders matchup
Amy Walters on 2020 Democratic voter turnout, delegate math
UK government worries about virus, but residents carry on
NPR's Steve Inskeep on America's 1st celebrity power couple
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