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"The Daily Show" comedian also suggested "Bad Guy" singer Billie Eilish "knows something we don't know" in his film review bit.
The 2019 simulation exposed underfunding, muddled leadership and equipment shortages that have plagued the U.S. coronavirus response.
As coronavirus-fueled layoffs swept the country, the Labor Department asked states to refer to new claims in "generalities" to avoid spooking financial markets.
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The host let loose on "our fearless misleader" in another quarantine monologue.
Stephen Moore asked Fox News' Laura Ingraham if California's statewide coronavirus order is really worth the economic damage it will cause.
"It doesn’t diminish his incompetence, ignorance or propensity for administrative chaos," Kellyanne Conway's husband wrote in a searing column.
The former NBA star said Trump's "subtle anti-Chinese message only empowers more hate towards asians."
"We need a president who tells the truth. Our lives depend on it," says the video ad by Republicans for the Rule of Law.
The president's transcript changes "corona" to the dog-whistle misnomer as he dodges criticism of his administration's failures in addressing COVID-19.
The plan calls for direct payments to people, as many struggle to make ends meet. Big loans to businesses and major industries are also proposed.
It's the latest evidence that the president’s focus is on public relations, not managing a worsening catastrophe.
Despite the federal government's vastly greater resources, the president insisted state governments need to find their own solutions as the coronavirus spreads.
The president is trying to get people to talk about his language instead of his administration's failures, the MSNBC host said.
In a home isolation video, the late night host fired zingers at the president's "Chinese virus" response to the pandemic.
Late night TV hosts continue to bring levity to the doom and gloom amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The MSNBC host said she was "honestly shocked" by the states' inaction.
Texas Republican John Cornyn sparked anger with his defense of Donald Trump’s racist rhetoric.
“I cannot stand idly by while the president uses his pulpit to exacerbate xenophobia in a time of crisis," wrote the California Democrat.
The president claimed the public health crisis "snuck up on us" just one day after saying he'd always known it was a pandemic.
Larry Hogan criticized the president's initial downplaying of the threat.



















































