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Trump taking hydroxychloroquine to prevent virus despite FDA warning May 19, 2020

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Dr. Fauci said in March that there was no evidence hydroxychloroquine works as a preventative. The FDA also warns it’s tied to heart disease which Trump was found to have in 2018. U.S. death toll now tops 90,000 as cases surpass 1.5 million; Texas plans to open bars, bowling alleys, gyms, and a massage center as state posts its highest single day spike in cases. 17 states seeing a rise in new cases over past week. New guidelines will allow most of California to reopen further. Moderna says their goal is for broad distribution of a vaccine by early next year. Interview with volunteer who took part in vaccine trial. A new study shows that places with no social distancing in March & April could have 35 times more potential for virus spread. New York stock exchange to partially reopen trading floor on May 26th. Interview with NY stock exchange president. Trump says Pompeo asked for state department IG to be fired. IG was investigating Pompeo’s role in Saudi arms sale. Trump has purged 4 inspectors general in 6 weeks. Navajo nation battling highest infection rate in U.S.. They’ve tested 11% of their population, more than any other state.

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CDC director predicts 100,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths by June 1; Trump's vaccine czar "confident" a few hundred million doses can be ready by years end despite "very aggressive" timeline; LA begins to reopen after highest number of cases in a month. May 16, 2020

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Army general helping lead vaccine effort: "Herculean task"; number of new cases trending lower in 28 states; but new Texas cases up double digits since restrictions relaxed; America's retail sales completely collapsed in April; NY, NJ, CT beaches opening for Memorial Day with restrictions; President Trump: "vaccine or no vaccine, we're back"; Death toll now tops 87,000 as cases surpass 1.4 million; Trump touts new CDC guidance, but appears to be watered down; Oxford researchers finish first human vaccine trial; Oxford studies vaccine on monkeys, finds those with vaccine had less of virus after exposure; Oxford researchers aim to know by Sept. whether vaccine works; TX sees rise in cases after reopening, GA on the decline; Georgia among 28 states on downward trend with number of cases, Texas among seven states that are on the rise; Number of Texas cases on the rise after reopening, reported single day highs of cases and deaths yesterday; Trump again avoids wearing mask, says he tested negative; Nurse tells Trump she hasn't caught virus because of PPE, President again declines to wear a mask; Trump doubles down on vaccine timeline: could be end of year; If a vaccine existed today, there'd be a supply shortage; House about to vote on $3 trillion coronavirus aid package; Includes new round of direct payments to Americans, Senate unlikely to take up; Top U.S. asset manager: will take 10-12 years for U.S. to return to pre-pandemic employment levels; The Texas restaurant owner who refuses to give up; Restaurant owner battles his ailing health amid pandemic by refusing to give up: "I'm going to fight and fight and fight".

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New DCD recommendations appear to be watered down; ousted vaccine chief tells lawmakers there's no "master plan"; CDC issues nationwide alert warning about new inflammatory syndrome in children related to virus; Trump: "I totally disagree" with Fauci on r May 15, 2020

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Ousted vaccine chief says he warned admin. About need for personal protective gear "Lives were lost"; we don't have a "single point of leadership" or a "master plan" for this response; Ousted vaccine chief casts doubt on Trump admin's goal of having a vaccine in 12-18 months: "Usually takes up to 10 years"150+ Children in U.S. suspected to have inflammatory syndrome; Trump says kids "are very little affected" by virus as doctors treat 150+ cases of inflammatory syndrome; Doctors keep discovering new ways the virus attacks the body: What could be next?;Trump keeps up criticism of Fauci after top CDC warned reopening U.S. too soon could lead to virus resurgence;36.5 Americans have filed for unemployment since mid-March; Fed report: Nearly 40% of low-income workers experienced a job loss because of the pandemic; More than 36 million Americans, about 22% of the labor force, filed for unemployment benefits since mid-March; Democrats propose $3 trillion relief package; McConnell: Congress should "pause" before spending more money on relief; Caesars Palace to reopen with new safety measures: fewer people at gaming tables, disinfected dice and slot machines; Caesars Palace to reopen with new normal including fewer players at Black Jack tables, deactivating some slot machines;A new way to hug the old-fashioned way; When quarantine hugs are possible

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Trump slams Fauci for urging caution on school reopenings; Resurgence in South Korea: 119 cases linked to nightclub; Thousands willing to be infected with virus to find vaccine; Harvard announces Fall classes for some first-year students will be online; May 14, 2020

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Trump pushes to reopen schools as Fauci urges caution; Trump: Fauci's comments on reopening schools "unacceptable", Fauci urged caution, said vaccine by fall "bridge too far"; United States coronavirus cases top 1.38 million, death toll surpasses 83,000; Sources: Trump questioning whether virus death toll is inflated; Sources: Senior officials have raised questions during task force meetings about how the CDC compiles coronavirus data; Trump repeats claim United States has "more" and "better" tests; States ramp up contact tracing, some restaurants will ask people for contact info in case someone tests positive; Studies show how virus spreads through restaurants, workplaces; How to protect yourself as states reopen; New study: virus droplets could remain in air for 8 minutes after talking loudly in a confined space; How one person infected 94 coworkers in South Korea; Passengers question safety on crowded airplanes as air travel climbs to level not seen since March; Thousands of people volunteer to be infected with coronavirus in an effort to find a vaccine; Doctor behind "Contagion" looks for virus origin; Stanford: Unlikely all undergraduates return to campus in Fall; Trump urges schools to reopen, says "I don't consider the country as coming back if the schools are closed; Northeastern University intends to reopen all campuses in Fall; Study: Abbott test used by White House misses many positive cases; Judge questions whether Trump's ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn could be held in contempt of court for perjury; Judge in Michael Flynn case asks retired judge to argue against Justice Department's request for case to be dismissed;

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Key coronavirus model now projects 147,000 United States deaths by August; Sen. Paul to Fauci: You are not the "End-all" on decisions, Fauci: "I never made myself out to be the end-all"; New York Times: One-third of U.S. deaths come from nursing homes; May 13, 2020

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Dr. Fauci: Reopening too soon could "trigger an outbreak" that lead to "suffering and death that could be avoided"; CDC chief warns "not out of the woods" as Trump pushes to reopen; Los Angeles County: "No way" stay-at-home order will be lifted for the next three months without dramatic change in virus; Fauci warns United States can't be "cavalier" that kids are immune after Senator Paul says schools should reopen in fall; Governor Cuomo: About 100 New York kids have mysterious illness linked to coronavirus, likely in other states as well; Second Kentucky child diagnosed with rare coronavirus-linked illness; Study: More than 80 percent of kids with coronavirus who need intensive care have underlying health conditions; California State Universities, largest 4-year public system in United States, to cancel most in-person fall classes; CNN poll: Most Americans would be uncomfortable returning to their regular routines today; CNN poll: 41 percent want to return to normal routines, 58 percent do not; CNN poll: Increasing number of Americans think economic damage from shutdown will be permanent; Americans are hoarding cash amid mounting job losses; CNN poll: Nearly half of Americans facing financial hardship; CNN poll: 66 percent of Americans would get vaccine if available; CNN poll: 33 percent of Americans would not get vaccine if it existed; CDC director: Nursing home crisis "one of the great tragedies"; Putin's longtime spokesperson hospitalized with coronavirus; Russia's coronavirus crisis worsens: Putin spokesperson hospitalized as country surges to second most cases in world after United States; Three Russian doctors mysteriously fall from hospital windows; Words of wisdom... in the age of coronavirus;

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Trump keeps claiming anyone who "wants" a test can get one; Trump: "I have felt no vulnerability whatsoever" after two White House staffers test positive for coronavirus; Kentucky boy on ventilator with rare illness linked to coronavirus; May 12, 2020

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Top health official: Anyone who "needs" a test can get one; Trump: United States conducting 300,000 coronavirus tests daily, Harvard institute: 900,000 tests daily needed by May 15; Trump says asymptomatic people have "no reason" to want to be tested, but a person can be infected without symptoms; Key model raises projected United States death toll to 137,000 by August as states see "explosive increases in mobility"; Trump claims Americans will be able to get tested daily "very soon"; FDA issues first emergency use authorization for antigen test; White House orders staffers wear a mask after scrambling to deal with two staffers who tested positive; Vice President Pence, Mnuchin enter White House without masks; Trump accuses Obama of a crime, but doesn't specify when asked; Trump abruptly ends press conference after Chinese American reporter presses him on rhetoric; Chinese American reporter questions Trump on coronavirus response, Trump tells her to "ask China"; At least 48 states to be partially reopened as of this Friday; Influential model warns of 137,000 deaths by August as at least 48 states will be partially reopened by Friday; 10-year-old Kentucky boy on ventilator with mysterious coronavirus-linked illness that killed three kids in New York; Dozens of New York children sick with coronavirus-linked illness; Small business owners frustrated by loan program constraints; Tom Colicchio on how small business loan program fails restaurants; Chef Tom Colicchio on hoe restaurants can survive crisis; Shanghai DisneyLand reopens as another Chinese city locks down; First DisneyLand park opens in Shanghai as another Chinese city goes into "wartime mode" due to spike in cases;

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Pence press secretary tests positive for coronavirus, ADMIN official says she tested negative on Thursday; Two children die in NY after experiencing "very rare" syndrome that may be linked to coronavirus; Record 20.5 million jobs lost in April, unemployme May 09, 2020

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Pence aide Katie Miller, wife of Trump aide Stephen Miller, tests positive for virus; Trump forgoes mask during visit with vets in their 90's after his valet and a Pence aide test positive for virus; Trump on why he didn't wear mask during visit with vets: I was "very far away" & wind was blowing hard in one direction; WH Official: West wing nervous after Katie Miller, VP aide and wife of Trump senior adviser, test positive for virus; NY investigating 70+ cases of severe illness in children; U.S. coronavirus death toll surpasses 77,000; Oxford researchers: Will have millions of vaccine doses by September; Oxford researchers: Could know if vaccine works by early June; Trump predicts "jobs will all be back very soon" as U.S. hits worst unemployment rate since Great Depression; Churches feel financial impact: "tremendous strain"; Reverend: This is a "make or break moment" for houses of worship which are struggling due to lack of donations; Churches fear they'll be forced to close as donations dry up; MLB days away from unveiling plan for 2020 season; Reports: MLB plan calls for 2020 season to start in July; Fans return to baseball games in Taiwan amid reports MLB days away from unveiling plan for 2020 season; A-Rod on when baseball will be back in America; A-Rod on how the pandemic has affected him; A-Rod on the need to give back during coronavirus crisis; 4 year old boy hits his first homer in viral video, also beat Yankees legend A-Rod in 2018 hitting contest; A-Rod's message to kids who can't play baseball amid pandemic.

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As United States deaths top 75,000, White House rejects CDC recommendations; Governor Newsom: California's first case of community spread originated in nail salon; JP Morgan executive: Will take 10-12 years for United States; May 08, 2020

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White House rejects CDC recommendations for reopening, Senior administration official: Draft document was subject of heated internal debate; Trump's personal valet tests positive for coronavirus, a few staffers, including valets haven been wearing masks inside White House; White House rejects CDC guidance for safe reopenings across six categories, including schools, restaurants and mass transit; NIH director: Abbott testing system has a 15 percent false negative rate, same rapid test used by White House to test the president; 44 states will partially reopen by Sunday as United States cases rise; New study finds no evidence hydroxychloroquine helps coronavirus patients, Trump touted the drug; Trump predicts quick turnaround for economy ahead of jobs report, which may be worst since Great Depression; Trump predicts "incredible" economy in 2021 as top United States investor warns 10-12 years for pre-pandemic employment; Schumer calls for "big" and "bold" stimulus package ahead of jobs report that may be worst in our lifetime; Rubio: Congress could "potentially" add more money to PPP; Utah launches phone app using location data to track virus; Utah's tracing app uses phone data to track infected people and anyone they may have had contact with in public; The state that was once ground zero for virus now reopening; Washington, United States' first coronavirus epicenter, start reopening; Justice Department drops criminal case against Michael Flynn; In major reversal, Justice Department drops case against Michael Flynn despite pleading guilty twice;

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Ex-CDC director: "We're just at the beginning" of the pandemic; Trump considers naming coronavirus vaccine Czar; ADP: More than 20 million private sector United States jobs lost in April; Doctors warn heart attack patients may be avoiding hospitals; May 07, 2020

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United States coronavirus cases top 1.2 million, death toll tops 73,000; Health expert: No state has met White House criteria for reopening; Trump: "People won't stand for" continued shutdowns, health expert: No state has met White House criteria for reopening; Ex-CDC director: New York City is seeing twice as many coronavirus deaths than deaths from all other causes combined; Trump reverses course, says White House coronavirus task force will continue "indefinitely", "I had no idea how popular" it is; Governor Cuomo: Most new coronavirus patients in New York are people who had been staying home; New human vaccine trials underway in United States as Pfizer predicts " 20 million" doses could be ready by year's end; April likely the worst month for jobs since the Great Depression; Trump still pushing to "terminate" Obamacare amid pandemic; Democrats push for new round of Coronavirus stimulus as economists warn more than 20 million jobs lost in April; New normal in Congress: Senators wear masks, social distance; Senator Rand Paul avoids wearing a mask, says he's "nearly certain" he's immune after recovering from coronavirus; Growing evidence Americans are avoiding hospitals despite medical needs, Doctor: Fewer heart attack patients coming in; Brazil sees a spike in cases: 10,503 infections in 24 hours, comes after Brazilian president downplayed threat of virus; New normal at the office? Thermal cameras and tracking apps; Real estate firm: Will use thermal cameras and phone app that measures social distancing to track employees; Businesses eye new surveillance to track employee health; A 4-year-old knocks it out of the park; Dad loses it after 4-year-old son hits first home run; IN quarantine, practice makes perfect;

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United States coronavirus death toll tops 70,000; Ousted vaccine director says warnings about virus were ignored; Swedish official: Stockholm could reach herd immunity this month under anti-lockdown strategy; New human vaccine trials underway in the U.S.; May 06, 2020

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White House plans to phase out coronavirus task force; Ousted vaccine doctor: Early virus warnings were met with "Indifference which then developed into hostility"; Trump blocks Dr. Fauci from testifying before house: "House is a bunch of Trump haters"; Herd immunity: A way to end the pandemic or far too risky?; New Human vaccine trials underway in the United States, Biotech CEO: "Millions" of doses could be ready by year's end; White House adviser: 20 percent unemployment possible, nearing depression numbers; White House adviser: Unemployment could hot 20 percent this week, unemployment among Asian Americans in New York up 6.900 percent; Asian Americans hot especially hard as unemployment soars; The comfortable power of music;

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