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United States coronavirus cases top 783,000, deaths surpass 41,000; Georgia to begin easing restrictions this week; Germany eases lockdown restrictions, some shops reopen as country starts large-scale antibody testing; Apr 21, 2020

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United States death toll doubles in a week; Georgia and Tennessee to begin easing restrictions, neither has seen 14-day decline in cases, per White House guidelines; Frustrated by lack of testing, Maryland governor secures 500,000 test kits from South Korea; Pence tries to reassure governors about helping with test supples even as Trump says "testing is local"; Birx: We have asked every Governor to follow the guidelines; Georgia governor approves of gyms, bowling alleys, body art studios and salons opening as early as Friday; Protests erupt in multiple states against stay-at-home orders; Fauci: No real economic recovery without virus under control; Germany eases lockdown restrictions, but Merkel cautions "it would be tragic if we knowingly relapsed"; Professor: United States is just at the beginning of this pandemic; 29-year-old gets last rites but makes miraculous recovery; 29-year-old with no known pre-existing conditions nearly dies from virus, but makes miraculous recovery; 29-year-old man spent 10 days on a ventilator battling virus;

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Angry senate dems press Pence on testing, get no clear answers, Ohio governor targets May 1st to begin reopening state, as model suggests social distancing needed until May 18th, Trump appears to support protests against stay-at-home orders Apr 18, 2020

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Trump appears to support stay-at-home protests, tweets it's time to "liberate" Michigan, Minnesota and Virginia, angry senate dems press Pence on testing, get no clear answers, key model lays out timelines for states on reopening; stipulates there must be testing and contact tracing, Trump calls for some states to "liberate" amid crisis; Washington governor: Trump is encouraging "illegal and dangerous acts"

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Trump reverses course, tells governors "you are going to call your own shots" on when to reopen; Trump criteria to begin reopening includes a 14-day sustained decrease in cases and pre-crisis hospital conditions; Apr 17, 2020

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Trump's phase one for reopening: Vulnerable people continue to shelter in place and schools remain closed; Trump's phases two for reopening: Urges telework, but schools, gyms, bars open with physical distancing; Trump's phase three for reopening: Vulnerable people resume public life, limited distancing at large venues; Source: Several governors tell Trump they're still lacking tests and materials for tests; Trump issues new three-phases plan to reopen economy, but tells governors they will be "empowered to tailor" approach; Oxford researchers hope to have a vaccine ready by September; Oxford researchers 80 percent confident their vaccine will work, human trials to start next week; Oxford to start human trials on their vaccine next week, they are hoping to have a vaccine ready by September; Trump claims United States is testing more than any other country as lawmakers, business leaders push to ramp up testing; 22 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits in last four weeks; Small business loan program has run out of money as 22 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits in last four weeks; Less than two weeks after starting, the $349 billion small business loan program is already out of cash;

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President Trump again falsely claims he has right to override governors decisions on social restrictions; Trump touts antibody test for 20 million people "in a matter of weeks"; NIH working on a vaccine that is now in human trials; Apr 16, 2020

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United States reporting 1,907 new deaths so far today; United States coronavirus cases top 634,000, deaths surpass 27,000; Business leaders tell Trump more testing needed before reopening; Study: People may be most infectious days before symptoms appears; Los Angeles may ban large concerts and sporting events until 2021; Trump: New distancing guidelines will be announced tomorrow; FDA authorizes two new antibody tests, can help determine whether a person is immune to coronavirus; Top scientists warn White House about reliability of antibody tests: it's a "work in progress"; Dr. Fauci: "We don't have all the answers" on antibodies; As United States coronavirus deaths surpass 27,000, a vaccine developed by the NIH is undergoing human trials; World Health Organization: 70 vaccines are in the works, three are in human trials; Volunteer in coronavirus vaccine trial shares his experience; Trump's name to be added to stimulus checks; Some Americans rationing medicine until they get stimulus checks; Thousands protests strict stay-at-home order in Michigan; Thousands of protesters block traffic, honk horns to oppose Michigan governor's stay-at-home order; "Dozens upon dozens" ignore social distancing guidelines; Trump passes the buck to United States governors on coronavirus testing needed to reopen United States economy, threatens "strong action" if they don't do good job; Trump: "We have the right to do whatever we want; Americans desperate to get sports back; Take me out to the ball game. Or not.;

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Trump retreats, acknowledges governors will have the authority to open their states when ready; United States coronavirus cases top 600,000, deaths surpass 25,000; Trump touts unproven treatment at meeting with virus survivors; Apr 15, 2020

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Global coronavirus cases near two million, deaths top 125,000; Trump says he will encourage some states to open before May 1st, despite current CDC guidelines; Trump promises states will get whatever they need from federal government, including tests; Trump blames World Health Organization for lack of info, even though United States intel warned of potential virus; Trump previously thanked China for its help, but now blames World Health Organization for its support of China; Scientists: United States may have to endure some distancing until 2022; Governor Newsom says California has "bent the curve", reveals six-point plan to reopen the state; California warns of new normal: Face coverings will be "common," possible temperature checks at restaurants, no mass gatherings; Chloroquine study in Brazil halted after 11 patients die; Trump touts drug despite warnings from some medical experts; Washington Post: State department warned of safety issues at Wuhan lab; A nurse who contracted the coronavirus and spent a week on a ventilator describes his difficult recovery; Coronavirus patient still struggling 10 days after leaving the hospital, spent a week on a ventilator; Blessings in disguise; Putting a name and a face to a... mask;

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Trump melts down in angry response to reports he ignored virus warnings;Governors on east and west coasts band together by region to decide when to reopen states; Top official tries to clarify comment that earlier mitigation efforts would've saved lives Apr 14, 2020

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Trump falsely claims media ignored coronavirus in January and February, go to CNN.com for full archive; Trump falsely claims "total authority" after governors band together to determine opening of economy; Angry Trump uses propaganda video, produced by government employees at taxpayers' expense; President Trump attacks media after series of reports he ignored warnings as virus spread; Trump says he's not firing Dr. Fauci: "He's a wonderful guy"; President Trump says he's not firing Dr. Fauci despite retweeting post with hashtag calling for his firing; Boston mayor: Reopening by May 1 "completely irresponsible"; Trump says he will make final decision on when to re-open; Growing concern about United States food supply due to coronavirus;

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NYT: New federal projections warn infections could spike if stay-at-home orders lifted too soon; Union: At least 2 deaths at Major Co meat processing plant; Fauci: Large-scale antibody tests will be available "very soon" Apr 11, 2020

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Trump wants to reopen country "as soon as possible"; Fauci: "no doubt" U.S. will see cases when measures relax; U.S. nears 500,000 coronavirus cases, deaths top 18,000; New York has more coronavirus cases than any other country; Key coronavirus model expects U.S. deaths to peak today; Trump weighs when to reopen the country: "I don't know that I've had a bigger decision"; Top health official: Not the time to be pulling back "at all"; WH: As many as 300 people impacted by coronavirus outbreak at Colorado meat processing plant; Growing outbreak at one of b biggest U.S. meat processing plants; Trump: Working to bring antibody tests to market "as quickly as possible", aiming to produce tens of millions of tests; Fauci: Coronavirus immunity certificates are being discussed; Scientists are studying genes to try and understand why some younger patients are ending up in the ICU; Researchers studying genes to try to solve virus mystery; Researchers studying whether genetics explain why some young, normally healthy patients end up in intensive care; Woman forced to attend her mothers funeral via FaceTime; More and more grieving families are being forced to hold virtual services for loved ones lost to the virus; Coronavirus reveals wealth & racial divides across U.S.

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United States coronavirus cases top 456.000, death toll surpasses 16,000; Top health official: Summer vacations may be "in the cards," if the United States takes measures to prevent a "resurgence"; Studies: New York's outbreak came from Europe; Apr 10, 2020

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New York reports 799 new coronavirus deaths, most in a single day; Trump: Testing all Americans is "not gonna happen"; Top health official: reopening country "not one size fits all"; Fauci: "It's just not surprising" studies find New York's outbreak came from Europe;Trump: United States coronavirus testing "highly sophisticated"; Federal government blocked private labs from using coronavirus tests in January only to eventually allow them anyway; Connecticut governor says schools, restaurants could re-open by May 20; Connecticut faces testing shortages, high hospitalization rates; CDC: Connecticut hospitalization rate among highest in United States per capita; Nearly 17 million jobless claims filed over three weeks; Economists: Job losses so severe, it's as if entire populations of Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin are out of work;

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United States cases top 424,000, death toll surpasses 14,500; Growing confusion over who's in charge of distributing supplies; ICU doctor seeing more young patients who need ventilators;Trump: I want to reopen the economy with a "big bang"; Apr 09, 2020

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White House task force: Philadelphia, DC expected to be new hot spots; Top health official: "It's going to be a bad week for death"; Key model lowers United States death prediction to 60,000 by August, assumes states maintain full social distancing until then; White house coronavirus task force says social distancing is working; Cardiology groups: treating some coronavirus patients with anti-malaria drug comes with "potential serious implications"; Trump repeats voter fraud claim, says evidence being compiled; Congressional aide on federal distribution of resources, "No one really knows who's in charge"; Trump: Economy will reopen "sooner rather than later"; White House aides working on a plan to reopen the economy in May; Small business owners don't know when or if they'll get government help;

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United States coronavirus death toll tops 12,000; Trump: African-Americans dying from coronavirus is "disproportional" and "They're getting hit very hard"; Top Trump adviser hopes United States economy reopens in 4-8 weeks; Apr 08, 2020

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CDC director: United States toll could be "much lower" than predicted if Americans keep up with social distancing; Key model predicts fewer will need hospitals, fewer people will die: 82,000 by August; Trump keeps pushing anti-malaria drug as many experts caution it's unproven against coronavirus and has side effects; Governor Cuomo: New York sees largest single-day increase in deaths, but "reaching a plateau in the number of hospitalizations; Governor Cuomo: Entire hospital system is over capacity and "stressed"; Governor Cuomo: I just doubled fine for social distancing violators; Fauci: "Very concerned" about African-American death rate; Coronavirus killing disproportionate number of African-Americans; 68 percent of coronavirus deaths in Chicago are African-American, 30 percent of population is African-American; Trump: Expecting more statistics on disproportionate number of African-Americans dying in "two to three days"; American Medical Association President: I spent two weeks debunking "false rumor" that African-Americans couldn't get coronavirus; Citi report: Antibody test could be key to ending lockdown; Top adviser warned White House in January memo coronavirus could become "full-blown pandemic" as Trump publicly downplayed it; Trump on adviser's memo warning of possible "full-blown pandemic", "I didn't see them. I didn't look for them either"; United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson is in "stable" condition in ICU and receiving unassisted oxygen treatment; Proof people have too much time on their hands; Jack Black does shirtless quarantine dance; America's home videos with a coronavirus twist;

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