Congress needs to spend nearly half-a-trillion dollars on initiatives to fight the coronavirus if it hopes to minimize the damage done, a pair of economists estimate
In President Donald Trump’s world, the U.S. is winning the war against coronavirus — and winning it easily.a different, and sometimes directly contradictory, message to the public: The pandemic threat is serious and growing fast.
Across an array of platforms, experts like Anthony Fauci are raising alarms about the virus’ rebound — effectively urging Americans to ignore their boss and focus on stopping the spread, POLITICO’s Adam Cancryn and Brianna Ehley write.with fragmented but dire assessments from top health officials shrouding the White House’s sunny outlook on the crisis — often within hours of each other.
After Trump tweeted Thursday that the rise in cases was simply due to greater testing, Fauci contradicted him at a health care event later that morning. And coronavirus response coordinator Deborah Birx on Wednesday appeared to cast doubt on Trump’s claims that schools should reopen because children were at low risk of infection, telling reporters there was little hard data on the issue..
Fauci was absent from a task force briefing this week, and White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany notably refused to say whether Trump still has confidence in his top infectious disease doctor.FiveThirtyEight’s PODCAST-19 that “when you compare us to other countries, I don’t think you can say we’re doing great. I mean, we’re just not.
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