As White House struggles to contain alarm, Trump claims media stoking fear
In a tweet, President Trump announced a news conference with officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and others to discuss the spread of the coronavirus, amid market fears.
Congressional leaders launch emergency spending talks for coronavirus response
White House officials continued to defend their approach, but lawmakers have pushed the Trump administration to be more aggressive.
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ABC News suspends veteran correspondent after Project Veritas sting
Project Veritas, headed by James O’Keefe, records “undercover” footage of mainstream journalists to bolster its accusations of media bias.
An anti-poverty program, recast as reparations.
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The senator from Vermont announced he would boycott the massive conference that starts Sunday, accusing its leaders of welcoming bigots.
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California drivers enthusiastically signed up for Toyota Mirai and Honda Clarity fuel cell vehicles. Three years later, they’re on the fence about the technology.
The move follows weeks of debate in Britain over the couple’s titles and the future of their Sussex Royal brand.
The assault a decade ago forced the Welsh pop singer to turn inward, she said, after her debut album and single "Mercy" won her a Grammy.
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The quest to identify black Americans’ roots
For Americans descended from enslaved Africans, the roots of their ancestry are often a mystery, and “Where did I come from?” is a uniquely difficult question to answer. Some are trying to change that.
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