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US May Expand Required COVID-19 Testing To More International Passengers
The U.S. government may expand coronavirus testing requirements for international air travelers beyond Britain as early as next week, sources briefed on the matter told Reuters on Wednesday.
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US Will Not Impose COVID-19 Screenings For Flights From Britain: Report
The US government does not intend to impose COVID-19 screenings for passengers traveling from Britain after the emergence of a highly infectious new coronavirus variant there, people briefed on the decision said.
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US Lawmakers Back $1.9 Billion To Replace Chinese Telecom Equipment: Report
U.S. lawmakers will back $1.9 billion to fund a program to remove telecom network equipment that the U.S. government says poses national security risks as part of a $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill, two sources briefed on the matter said on Sunday.
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Donald Trump To Continue Election-Related Litigation, Says White House Official
US President Donald Trump will continue his legal fight for re-election, said White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany during a press briefing on Tuesday (local time).
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Trump "Learned A Lot" About COVID-19 By Going To "Real School"
US President Donald Trump on Sunday made a brief drive outside the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he is being treated for COVID-19. Trump's motorcade drove past his supporters who were seen waving at him.
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US To Possibly Supply COVID-19 Vaccine To Other Countries, Says Trump
US President Donald Trump during a press briefing said the United States may provide a vaccine for the novel coronavirus to other countries when it is ready.
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Trump To Deliver "Lot Of Good News" At Daily Coronavirus Briefings: White House
When President Donald Trump resumes giving coronavirus briefings on Tuesday he will focus on his accomplishments and positive developments on treatments and vaccines, according to White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany.
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Trump Tweets Photo Of Himself With Mask: "Nobody More Patriotic Than Me"
US President Donald Trump promised Monday to resume televised coronavirus briefings and finally spoke out in favor of mask-wearing -- a marked change of tune as polls show him headed for election disaster.
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Donald Trump To Resume Televised Coronavirus Briefings
US President Donald Trump said Monday he will resume his televised coronavirus briefings, saying he wants to tout positive news, even as the pandemic spreads across the country.
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New York Governor Takes Coronavirus Test On Live TV
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Sunday took a coronavirus test during his televised briefing and urged any fellow New Yorkers with symptoms or having been exposed to the virus to follow his example.
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Trump Abruptly Ends Coronavirus Press Conference After Spat With Reporter
US President Donald Trump abruptly ended his coronavirus press briefing on Monday after getting into a testy exchange with an Asian-American reporter.
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Trump Was Warned About Virus Repeatedly In January And February: Report
US President Donald Trump was repeatedly warned about the dangers of the novel coronavirus in intelligence briefings in January and February, The Washington Post reported late Monday.
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Trump Suggests US May Seek "Substantial" Damages From China Over COVID-19
US President Donald Trump suggested on Monday that he may seek damages from China over the coronavirus outbreak which began in the Chinese city of Wuhan and spread around the world.
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Donald Trump Abandons "Enemy" Media Briefings - Then Comes Right Back
President Donald Trump was so angry at the media, and so sore from ridicule over his suggestion that coronavirus patients be injected with disinfectant, that he abandoned his daily briefing Monday. Well, for a couple hours anyway.
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White House Media Briefings Hit As Donald Trump Attacks "Enemy" Journalists
The White House abruptly canceled -- and then reinstated -- Monday's coronavirus media briefing after President Donald Trump, ridiculed for his suggestion to inject patients with disinfectant, railed against "enemy" journalists.
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US May Expand Required COVID-19 Testing To More International Passengers
The U.S. government may expand coronavirus testing requirements for international air travelers beyond Britain as early as next week, sources briefed on the matter told Reuters on Wednesday.
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US Will Not Impose COVID-19 Screenings For Flights From Britain: Report
The US government does not intend to impose COVID-19 screenings for passengers traveling from Britain after the emergence of a highly infectious new coronavirus variant there, people briefed on the decision said.
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US Lawmakers Back $1.9 Billion To Replace Chinese Telecom Equipment: Report
U.S. lawmakers will back $1.9 billion to fund a program to remove telecom network equipment that the U.S. government says poses national security risks as part of a $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill, two sources briefed on the matter said on Sunday.
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Donald Trump To Continue Election-Related Litigation, Says White House Official
US President Donald Trump will continue his legal fight for re-election, said White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany during a press briefing on Tuesday (local time).
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Trump "Learned A Lot" About COVID-19 By Going To "Real School"
US President Donald Trump on Sunday made a brief drive outside the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he is being treated for COVID-19. Trump's motorcade drove past his supporters who were seen waving at him.
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US To Possibly Supply COVID-19 Vaccine To Other Countries, Says Trump
US President Donald Trump during a press briefing said the United States may provide a vaccine for the novel coronavirus to other countries when it is ready.
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Trump To Deliver "Lot Of Good News" At Daily Coronavirus Briefings: White House
When President Donald Trump resumes giving coronavirus briefings on Tuesday he will focus on his accomplishments and positive developments on treatments and vaccines, according to White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany.
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Trump Tweets Photo Of Himself With Mask: "Nobody More Patriotic Than Me"
US President Donald Trump promised Monday to resume televised coronavirus briefings and finally spoke out in favor of mask-wearing -- a marked change of tune as polls show him headed for election disaster.
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Donald Trump To Resume Televised Coronavirus Briefings
US President Donald Trump said Monday he will resume his televised coronavirus briefings, saying he wants to tout positive news, even as the pandemic spreads across the country.
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New York Governor Takes Coronavirus Test On Live TV
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Sunday took a coronavirus test during his televised briefing and urged any fellow New Yorkers with symptoms or having been exposed to the virus to follow his example.
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Trump Abruptly Ends Coronavirus Press Conference After Spat With Reporter
US President Donald Trump abruptly ended his coronavirus press briefing on Monday after getting into a testy exchange with an Asian-American reporter.
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Trump Was Warned About Virus Repeatedly In January And February: Report
US President Donald Trump was repeatedly warned about the dangers of the novel coronavirus in intelligence briefings in January and February, The Washington Post reported late Monday.
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Trump Suggests US May Seek "Substantial" Damages From China Over COVID-19
US President Donald Trump suggested on Monday that he may seek damages from China over the coronavirus outbreak which began in the Chinese city of Wuhan and spread around the world.
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Donald Trump Abandons "Enemy" Media Briefings - Then Comes Right Back
President Donald Trump was so angry at the media, and so sore from ridicule over his suggestion that coronavirus patients be injected with disinfectant, that he abandoned his daily briefing Monday. Well, for a couple hours anyway.
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White House Media Briefings Hit As Donald Trump Attacks "Enemy" Journalists
The White House abruptly canceled -- and then reinstated -- Monday's coronavirus media briefing after President Donald Trump, ridiculed for his suggestion to inject patients with disinfectant, railed against "enemy" journalists.
