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Trump just told the Pennsylvania AG that anti-Semitic threats may be false flag operations

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Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro came away baffled after President Donald Trump told him in a meeting that some of the anti-Semitic threats to Jewish Community Centers might be false flag operations.

As reported by BuzzFeed’s Chris Geidner, the president told Shapiro that while he was horrified by reports of threats against Jewish institutions, he also said that “sometimes it’s the reverse,” where the threat was made simply “to make others look bad.”

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Reporter Anna Orso notes that, during his chat with reporters, “Shapiro stopped short of saying Trump thinks his supporters are being framed for bomb threats,” although the Pennsylvania attorney general “seems to think that’s what he meant.”

As reported by Geidner, Shaprio said that Trump’s statement “didn’t make sense,” and said he hoped the president would clarify during his address before Congress on Tuesday evening.

Trump’s suggestion that anti-Semitic threats might be being made by people who want to make “others look bad” comes shortly after longtime adviser Anthony Scaramucci hinted that it was actually Democrats who may be responsible for the threats against the JCCs.

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Recent weeks have seen an uptick in not only anti-Semitic threats against JCCs and synagogues, but also vandalism against Jewish cemeteries.

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China virus cases rise again, Trump urges calm after US death

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China reported a fresh spike in coronavirus infections on Sunday, as President Donald Trump urged calm after the first death on US soil and Australia registered its first fatality.

The virus has spread to more than 60 countries around the globe, prompting the World Health Organization to raise its risk assessment to its highest level.

Worldwide, nearly 3,000 people have been killed and about 87,000 infected since the virus was first detected late last year in the central Chinese city of Wuhan.

China on Sunday reported 573 new infections, the highest figure in a week after a dip. All but three of them were in Hubei province, of which Wuhan is the capital.

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Joe Biden’s big South Carolina win: Is the stage set for a Super Tuesday comeback?

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Joe Biden's win in the South Carolina Democratic primary on Saturday — his first in three presidential runs — was a blowout bigger than any other achieved by a Democratic presidential candidate this cycle. While it came as little surprise, Biden's win margin in South Carolina was massive enough to catapult him to within striking distance of front-runner Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., in the delegate count ahead of Super Tuesday — and boot one billionaire from the race.

This article first appeared in Salon.

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WATCH: Saturday Night Live roasts the administration’s response to coronavirus crisis with MAGA surgical masks

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Saturday Night Live ridiculed Donald Trump and his administration for their response to the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic.

The skit featured Vice President Mike Pence and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson attempting to reassure voters about the crisis.

"I'm vice president Mike Pence," the cold open skit began.

"Most of you know me from the sentence, 'Even if Trump was removed, we'd still be stuck with Mike Pence.' President Trump has put me in charge of the coronavirus, even though I don't believe in 'science.' And I have to admit, this disease has been quite a test of my faith. just like dinosaur bones or Timothée Chalamet."

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