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After Trump complained that governors should be more ‘appreciative’ of his efforts, officials worried that their states could suffer as they vie for federal help.
Exactly how Trump and Newsom arrived at this place of quiet cooperation is one of the more intriguing political story lines of this historic pandemic.
For decades, the world relied on the U.S. to help in a crisis. But with Trump’s blunders on coronavirus, China is stepping up instead. It’s a historic shift.
Central American governments can do little to stop the U.S. from deporting migrants who may introduce coronavirus cases to a region so far largely shielded from the virus.
Even as the Pentagon has sent hospital ships to Los Angeles and New York, it has benched an aircraft carrier, stopped troop travel and halted most training exercises. The bigger question is: What happens to national security during a pandemic?
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Los Angeles County donors have given more than $13 million to the field of Democratic challengers in 2020. Here’s what we know. -
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It’s Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders left in a once-crowded field of Democratic presidential candidates after Tulsi Gabbard quits. Meet the candidates.
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Joe Biden says nationwide shutdown of nonessential businesses is needed now to stop the coronavirus pandemic.
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Joe Biden should more forcefully rebut President Trump, whose daily updates on the coronavirus give him precious media coverage.
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In the age of coronavirus, Govs. Andrew Cuomo and Gavin Newsom have become the nation’s truth-tellers and consolers in chief.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has the country’s politics in turmoil. Answers to those questions and more.
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The former first lady is admired by liberals and conservatives. Putting her on the ticket would make defeating Trump easy.
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Gov. Newsom declared dispensaries “essential,” saying the health benefits of keeping them open outweigh the risks. Opponents call it reckless.
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We all know this instinctively, but it’s human nature during dangerous times not to acknowledge the truth and to question it, especially for elders in reasonably good health for our age.
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The facts on the ground suggest that Newsom’s stay-at-home order is lawful. It’s important we comply with it.
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Coronavirus: Newsom gives chief justice broad powers during crisis
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Two letters critical of Gavin Newsom’s “stay at home” order drew strong rebuttals from readers, indicating a consensus on action to halt the coronavirus.
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Some fear that President Trump will sideline Dr. Fauci, an epidemiologist and civil servant who has warned that 100,000 to 200,000 Americans could die from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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President Trump has approved a major disaster declaration for Michigan amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Former U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn, an Oklahoma family doctor who rallied against federal earmarks and subsidies for the rich, has died. He was 72.
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Venezuela is woefully unprepared for coronavirus. The Trump administration sees that as another chance to remove President Nicolas Maduro.
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As medical providers plead for help, the White House won’t detail a plan to route masks, ventilators to the front lines of the coronavirus fight.
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Nikki Haley denounces a relatively tiny amount of assistance for arts groups hurt by coronavirus closures. She forgets that the arts employ people too.
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The Wild West of medical supply: Texas doctors desperate for masks found a supplier in Mexico. They had to get past border restrictions to get them.
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In another warning sign of how hard the coronavirus crisis may punish the U.S. economy, American consumer confidence in March saw its sharpest drop since the Great Recession in 2008.
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Amid the coronavirus crisis, President Trump’s approval has moved to a high for his presidency. But it’s still low compared with most presidents.
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House members overrode a Republican’s objection to approve the coronavirus relief package, sending it to President Trump, who signed it Friday.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was largely sidelined during final talks on the massive economic rescue package that cleared the Senate on Wednesday. Once again, he’s learned the risk of getting ahead of President Trump.More Coverage
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When will stimulus checks go out? Who qualifies for a check? And other frequently asked questions.
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After Trump complained that governors should be more ‘appreciative’ of his efforts, officials worried that their states could suffer as they vie for federal help.
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For decades, the world relied on the U.S. to help in a crisis. But with Trump’s blunders on coronavirus, China is stepping up instead. It’s a historic shift.
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Exactly how Trump and Newsom arrived at this place of quiet cooperation is one of the more intriguing political story lines of this historic pandemic.
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In the age of coronavirus, Govs. Andrew Cuomo and Gavin Newsom have become the nation’s truth-tellers and consolers in chief.
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