Millions of Americans are behind on their credit-card and auto-loan payments, another sign of the pandemic’s financial devastation
About 15 million credit-card accounts and 3 million auto loans didn’t get paid in April as the coronavirus ravaged the economy, data show
The U.S.’s top economic policy leaders outline contrasting visions; FEMA says as many as 39 states have requested full reimbursement of some coronavirus expenses; South Korean high school seniors resume classes. WSJ’s Jason Bellini has the latest on the pandemic. Photo: Stephanie Keith/Getty Images
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