COVID outbreak threatens GOP's Supreme Court plans
An outbreak of the coronavirus on Capitol Hill is injecting a new level of volatility into the GOP plan to confirm President Trump's Supreme Court nominee before Nov. 3.
An outbreak of the coronavirus on Capitol Hill is injecting a new level of volatility into the GOP plan to confirm President Trump's Supreme Court nominee before Nov. 3.
Democratic nominee Joe Biden has stretched his lead over President Trump in post-debate polls, leaving panicked Republicans to warn the party could be headed for heavy losses on Nov. 3.
The White House is only doing enough contact tracing to admit the possibility that Trump might have been COVID-positive while debating 77-year old Joe Biden. But that's designed to hide the possibility he's the one who got everyone else sick at the Amy Coney Barrett party.
The CDC now acknowledges that COVID-19 can be spread through airborne transmission.
WASHNGTON (AP) Now that he has contracted COVID-19, President Donald Trump says he does get it. That revelation, seven months into the pandemic and after almost 210,000 American deaths, is not...
A strongly medicated President Donald Trump bolted from his VIP hospital bubble Monday, staging a bizarre White House comeback that included an irresponsible mask removal and a reckless pronouncement there is nothing to fear from Covid-19, which has already killed 210,000 Americans.
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A CNN poll released Tuesday found Democratic nominee Joe Biden leading President Trump by 16 points, his widest lead of the election cycle.
The White House is reportedly blocking the Food and Drug Administrations guidelines on an emergency approval of a COVID-19 vaccine...
This year’s pandemic election will be unprecedented and a challenge for journalists to cover for a wide array of...