Anya van Wagtendonk
Freelance Writer
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Birx’s projection means Vice President Pence may have been too optimistic in stating the virus would be under control by Memorial Day.
Abrams says she has the experience and temperament needed to be successful in the role.
Facing criticism over his bleach comments, Trump expressed frustration over the briefings.
A new Pew study found only 29 percent of jobless Americans received benefits in March.
Friday, the governors of New York and Kentucky signed executive orders expanding vote-by-mail access.
Although coronavirus cases haven’t peaked yet, 16 states are reopening their economies in the coming week.
White House lawyer Brian Miller has been selected for oversight of a $500 billion bailout fund.
US Surgeon General Jerome Adams said it is “going to be the hardest moment for many Americans in their entire lives.”
Antibodies could indicate whether a person was infected by the virus and recovered — and therefore could potentially reenter public life.
Other countries complain the US is outbidding them, as a German official accuses its ally of “modern piracy.”