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Trump disagrees with Fauci over country’s testing capacity
Trump said that he thinks the U.S. has done “a great job” testing for Covid-19, the disease caused by the virus, and claimed that the nation is more advanced than other counties.
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Surviving the coronavirus
Rheamie Crenshaw tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Trump disagrees with Georgia Governor’s decision to reopen business
Kemp is allowing nonessential business such as spas, tattoo shops, hair salons, movie theaters and bowling alleys to reopen this week so long as they follow physical distancing orders.
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Immigration, a White House visit, states reopen, testing, and the economy are the COVID-19 news of the day
With immigration being the strawman of the Trump presidency, the abrupt announcement comes as his administration faces growing criticism over its handling of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Reporting during a pandemic
“When a crisis of this magnitude occurs, the journalist always has to run to the site of the crisis,” said Tarazona, who spoke in Spanish.
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Making masks to protect others
Many Americans are joining the mask making trend producing thousands off masks.
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Wuhan reopens
Wuhan, the city in China where the coronavirus first emerged, has reopened after more than a 10 week lockdown.
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There’s still ‘Some Good News’ during pandemic
It’s hard to escape the reality of the coronavirus outbreak these days, but John Krasinski is here to give us […]
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New York’s numbers are decreasing, but “happy days are not here yet”
New York continues to be the hardest-hit state, followed by New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Michigan, which are also believed to have passed their peak of infections.
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Puerto Rican psychologists use telemedicine amid lockdown
Puerto Rico’s Legislature passed on Monday a joint resolution authorizing psychologists to use telemedicine to consult patients.