The Biggest Non-Coronavirus Stories You Missed Today: Hillary Clinton Endorses Biden, Investigation Finds Companies Responsible For 2018 Duck Boat Crash

The coronavirus pandemic is upending life around the world, straining the global economy and disrupting the way Americans work, learn and socialize, but it’s not the only story. Here are five news events you may have missed Tuesday:

• Hillary Clinton endorsed Joe Biden, following other top Democratic leaders, including Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, former President Barack Obama, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren.
• In an essay for Players’ Tribune, Baltimore Orioles star Trey Mancini revealed Tuesday he has stage three colon cancer.
• Reality television star Ashley Ross, known as Ms. Minnie on Lifetime’s “Little Women: Atlanta,” died Monday in a car accident, CNN reported. She was 34.
• Former senior aides to Bernie Sanders are launching a Super PAC to rally progressives behind Joe Biden.

The National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday that companies Ripley Entertainment and Ride the Ducks Branson were responsible for a fatal crash in Missouri that killed 17 people aboard a duck boat in 2018.