Anya van Wagtendonk
Freelance Writer
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A sweeping House bill will provide paid leave for Americans dealing with the coronavirus. But the legislation leaves out millions.
The White House will now take the temperature of anyone coming into contact with the president or vice president.
The House passed a sweeping coronavirus financial aid package. Now the Senate has to come back to approve it.
If Sanders leads in delegates but doesn’t have a majority, Biden said he’ll fight for the nomination.
A man in his 40s has tested positive for the virus at the state laboratories of the Rhode Island Department of Health.
Biden said African Americans would power a victory in South Carolina, and they did — he received 61 percent of the black vote.
Turnout for the 2020 primary is on track to match — or even best — 2008’s record.
Ahead of a promising finish in South Carolina, Biden received an infusion of cash — just in time for Super Tuesday.
The three South Carolina frontrunners spent the last hours of their campaigns in the state projecting confidence, attacking Trump, and dancing with Juvenile.
Amid reports of new US Covid-19 cases, Trump complains, “the Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus.”