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'Our candidate is sick': Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis dismays Russian state media

According to a report from the Daily Beast's Russian media expert Julia Davis, hosts on the Kremlin-controlled media are reacting badly to news that Donald Trump has been hospitalized after contracting the COVIUD-19 virus, with one commentator calling the U.S. president, "our candidate."

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Medical experts puzzled by Trump taking experimental drug Remdesivir

Medical experts are raising serious questions about President Donald Trump's health as the White House scrambles to justify many of the speculative decisions being made.

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'Exceeded my worst expectations': Pennsylvania voters still reeling from Trump's debate performance

Days after Donald Trump and Democratic presidential challenger Joe Biden faced off in their first -- and possibly only debate -- the Philadelphia Inquirer conducted a voter roundtable to see what locals thought after the dust had settled.

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Trump's coronavirus diagnosis thrusts spotlight on VP Mike Pence

The coronavirus thrust sedate US Vice President Mike Pence to the forefront early this year when he was made leader of the White House pandemic task force.

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Clint Eastwood prepares for new film and role: US media

Los Angeles (AFP) - Clint Eastwood, 90, will direct and star in a new film, "Cry Macho", US media reported Friday.It is unclear when filming will begin but Eastwood has already started scouting shooting locations, entertainment news site Deadline reported.The screenplay for "Cry Macho" -- which has not been officially given the go-ahead by Warner Bros -- was written by N. Richard Nash, author of the 1970 novel of the same name. Scriptwriter Nick Schenk, who worked with Eastwood on "Gran Torino" (2008) and "The Mule" (2018), is also reported to be involved.The story is about a one-time rodeo st...

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Fox News paid $4 million to cover up sexual harassment allegations against Kim Guilfoyle: report

Kim Guilfoyle, the Trump campaign finance chair and romantic partner of the president's eldest son, was allegedly terminated from her previous job at Fox News in 2018 after her former assistant accused her of sexual harassment. Moreover, Guilfoyle and her network employer allegedly took significant steps to silence the accuser, according to a new report.

In 2018, the year in which Guilfoyle departed Fox News, her former assistant reportedly alleged in a 42-page draft complaint that the outgoing network host had "subjected her frequently to degrading, abusive and sexually inappropriate behavior."

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'A mess': Here's why the presidential election could be upended if one of the candidates dies

The bombshell news, in the wee hours on Friday morning, that President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump and Trump adviser Hope Hicks had all tested positive for COVID-19 is sparking discussions about the presidential line of succession. And to make matters even more complicated, the U.S. is only a month away from a presidential election. Rick Hasen, an expert on U.S. election law and a professor of law and political science at the University of California, Irvine, asks the following question on his Election Law Blog: "what happens if a presidential candidate dies or is incapacitated before Election Day?"

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Kellyanne Conway is latest Trump confidante to test positive for COVID-19

Former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway announced late Friday evening that she has tested positive for COVID-19.

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Matt Gaetz argues Trump catching COVID after ignoring CDC guidance means coronavirus rules don’t work

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) argued on Fox News that President Donald Trump catching coronavirus means that the guidelines put forth by the Centers for Disease Control don't work.

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Trump diagnosis could change his COVID view: GOP mayor says ‘there is no zealot like a convert’

President Donald Trump's hospitalization at Walter Reed Hospital could change his views on the COVID-19 pandemic that he repeatedly downplayed.

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Trump catches COVID-19: what we know and what we don't

President Donald Trump's diagnosis as Covid-19 positive adds extraordinary drama to an already fast-moving and tumultuous US election campaign.

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'Hard to see that debate happening': With president infected, officials say Biden vs. Trump unlikely on Oct. 15

Regarding the next presidential debate, scheduled for Oct. 15, an official on Democratic nominee Joe Biden's campaign told the press Friday that it is "hard to see that debate happening" following President Donald Trump's coronavirus diagnosis.

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