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The House passed a sweeping coronavirus relief bill that includes free testing and paid sick leave.
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The House passed a sweeping coronavirus relief bill that includes free testing and paid sick leave.
The president spoke after attending a task force meeting.
Sunday's debate was moved from Arizona to Washington, D.C., due to concerns about the coronavirus.
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has signed a proclamation moving the state's upcoming presidential primary from April 4 to June 20 due to coronavirus.
"No, I don't take responsibility at all," president said about the lag in available coronavirus tests in the U.S.
The four states involved in next Tuesday's primaries have been signaling all week how they would approach coronavirus.
New federal policies mean more tests might soon be available — but that doesn't mean everyone will need one.
The former Tallahassee mayor issued a statement saying he had "too much to drink," but "I have never used methamphetamines."
Handshakes were reportedly excluded from the ceremony to try to prevent the spread of the virus.
Stocks surged after Mr. Trump's announcement, with the Dow rising nearly 2,000 points at its close.
The administration said it's awarding $1.3 million to two companies for rapid testing, one in California and one in Maryland.
Senator Ron Johnson and Rep. Chris Smith were also photographed with the official in question when he visited the Capitol.
The Trump administration and Congress have been working on a bill to address the detrimental economic impacts of the outbreak.
Attorney General William Barr was also in close quarters with Australian government minister Peter Dutton, who is now hospitalized.
On "The Takeout" podcast this week, political strategists Jamal Simmons and Terry Sullivan weigh in on Sanders' presidential campaign.