“She was over her head, and, frankly, she should've made the speech live, which she didn’t do,” said Trump to reporters at the press briefing early on Tuesday

“Some people have chosen to play politics with the pandemic, President Trump has opted not to politicize it and he’s done everything possible to try to figure how to help people get whatever care they need,” said Kushner during an exclusive interview with CNBC’s Hadley Gamble on Friday.

Eliza Forsythe, a labor economist and assistant professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, believes that the figures could be far higher, as federal programs like the memo didn’t include people availing benefits from the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA).

“There will be severe consequences for any country that attempts to interfere in our free and fair elections,” added White House National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien.

The legal tussle positions James against the largest and most powerful gun organization in the United States. NRA reportedly is in close alignment with President Trump’s Republican Party.

“There's a real danger in approving a vaccine that doesn't work well enough,” said Natalie Dean, an assistant professor of biostatistics at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

“This video includes false claims that a group of people is immune from COVID-19, which is a violation of our policies around harmful COVID misinformation,” said a Facebook spokesman, while elucidating the reasoning behind the decision to remove the post that comprised a video clip.

Scientists are banking on the fact that these vaccines comprise mRNA molecules – components that are capable of evoking an immune response against the virus.

The cops had arrived soon after the flag was lowered at 22:48 GMT on Sunday and erected barricades.

White House economist Larry Kudlow refused to believe that the U.S. was grappling under an economic downtown despite the country having recorded 11 percent unemployment.

The financial chief’s lawyers have put an argument that the U.S. made baseless claims as far as the evidence is concerned, in the case against Wanzhou by “selectively summariz(ing) information ... and omit(ting) highly relevant information” pertaining to the information disclosed with HSBC about its operations in Iran.

“Without salaries and jobs, people die,” said Bolsonaro on Saturday, while opining about the strict restrictions and forced curfews imposed by some states and municipalities.

Speculations are rife that Trump might have intended to exploit the meeting with his Mexican counterpart to win the confidence of Mexican-American voters ahead of the forthcoming presidential elections.

While the data on the COVID-19 outbreak indicates an unprecedented surge in the U.S, President Trump has time and again deflected blame towards Mexico, claiming that Tijuana was “heavily infected with COVID.”  

It has been alleged that a volley of Chinese state-run outlets also leveraged several social media platforms that included promoting the hashtags “Trumpandemic” and “TrumpVirus” on its posts.

“She thought he would be a loyal adviser, not an alpha,” added the insider, hinting at how Melania thought zeroing in on Pence would mean no threat to Trump, as the former Indiana governor would not “gun for the top job.”

The statements came as a stark contrast to his highly controversial “maximum pressure” campaign—targeted at expelling Maduro from his post as president. If at all a meeting transpires between Trump and Maduro, a lot of efforts invested in supporting Guaido will go in vain.

Despite his expectations, Trump didn’t want Ivanka to blindly follow him into real estate, not unless she was truly passionate about it. 

Romney thought aloud at the Republican Senate on Saturday and expressed his expectation of Republicans to keep the majority of the Senate.

Despite world leaders like Jair Bolsonaro, and Trump pushing for the drug and hailing it as a “game-changer”; the perspective has been met with stern opposition from medical experts—including Trump’s own food and drug administration...

The senate’s views come as a stark contrast from U.S. President Donald Trump’s stance that fixated on holding China responsible for an attempted cover-up while also accusing WHO of being a “puppet” of the Asian superpower.

In response to the revelation made by the Secretary of State Mike Pompeo concerning the firing of Department Inspector General (IG) Steve Linick, the U.S. President Donald Trump has come forward with his justification.

The Modi government ensured that there would be adequate support and funding during the crisis while maintaining that the focus will now be on letting local businesses thrive. In a refreshing move of sorts, it has been reported that the testing capacity for COVID-19 will be increased to 1 lakh per day.

“It's possible there will be some, because you won't be locked into an apartment or a house or whatever it is,” said Trump.

Trump administration critics, however, argue that it was solely China’s fault, as President Trump reportedly adopted a muddled approach at the onset of the outbreak, which pushed things into a downward spiral.

Officials at the Department of Health and Human Services has denied any such claims- especially those made by Bright and reiterated that the top doc was moved to a more significant role— managing a public-private partnership on vaccine development and treatment.

Incidentally, experts attribute “several calls” to U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping statements that were made last week, concerning the use of disinfectants.

 “It is probable, likely, that the virus is of animal origin,” said WHO spokeswoman Fadela Chaib, while enthusing how despite there being several unanswered questions about the birth of the virus, an intermediate animal host could be the answer.  

In a strange turn of events, China—from where the virus originated, seems to have developed a phenomenal strategy that helps in the containment of the highly infectious COVID-19. As of April 7, the country clocked 81,740 cases and 3,331 deaths.

What’s shocking to note is that up until the first half of January, China chose to not expose the severity of the pandemic, which resulted in leniency in the checking across the United States.