Covid-19

Writing in the New York Times this Tuesday, columnist Jamelle Bouie says that if there's anything to be learned from Donald Trump's presidency in the last five years, it's that he can't survive without a constant stream of attention, adulation and affirmation.

Dr. Deborah Birx has privately contradicted President Donald Trump's claims that coronavirus testing might not be necessary.

As the European Union gets ready to reopen its borders to tourists, it may continue excluding American citizens thanks to the United States' failure to contain the novel coronavirus.

Trump administration health experts including Anthony Fauci warned Congress Tuesday that the United States faces "historic" challenges with the coronavirus and that Americans should brace for a lengthy battle against the pandemic.

The Trump administration is ending funding for at least 13 COVID-19 testing sites across the country, despite sudden and rapid increases in new coronavirus cases and hospitalizations, even in the states these testing facilities may be forced to close.

Supporters waiting outside President Donald Trump's event in Arizona on Tuesday became angry with an MSNBC reporter after he asked them why they refused to wear face masks.

While New York City may be entering Phase 2 of reopening, none of the women of "The View" feel safe enough to go back into the world, even young and healthy co-host Meghan McCain.

As Europe begins to see a light at the end of the tunnel in regards to the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. is still struggling to get its outbreak under control. Instead of ramping up the fight, President Trump has downplayed the threat, saying recently that the uptick in new cases is due to increased testing. But as the Washington Post's Aaron Blake points out, the data doesn't back up that claim.

In her column for the Washington Post, conservative Jennifer Rubin warned Republicans that they and Donald Trump are making a huge mistake by going forward with their presidential nominating convention in Jacksonville, Florida which is currently seeing an explosion of COVID-19 virus cases.

President Donald Trump is admitting he was not joking when he told supporters in Tulsa on Saturday, "I said to my people, 'Slow the testing down please.'"

On CNN Tuesday, anchor Jim Sciutto grilled Trump campaign official Marc Lotter on the mask policy at the upcoming "Students for Trump" rally in Arizona.