Friday's Headlines: Coronavirus halts more events; Australian official tests positive after meeting with Ivanka Trump
Australian official tests positive after meeting with Ivanka Trump; Ten minutes at the teleprompter: Inside Trump's failed attempt to calm virus fears; U.S. stock market suffers worst crash since 1987, as Americans wake up to a new normal of life; A small Ky. town takes a big hit from coronavirus ; Administration, congressional negotiators near deal on economic relief package; Trump says still 'lots of options' for Tokyo Olympics, after call with Japan's Abe; Anthony Fauci fights outbreaks with the sledgehammer of truth; Congress, go big before you go home; We weren't ready for a pandemic. We better be ready for a cyberattack.; Some people worry we're overreacting to coronavirus. I worry about dying.; Why Sanders should keep fighting; Those who celebrate Weinstein's conviction should not ignore #MeToo's troubles; Bernie Sanders's climate record in Congress: Lots of advocacy, no compromise; Pentagon asks to reconsider part of JEDI cloud decision after Amazon protest; U.S. launches strikes in Iraq against Iranian-backed militias after attack that killed coalition troops; U.S. Soccer president resigns amid criticism over filing in USWNT gender discrimination lawsuit; Trump's Europe travel ban causes confusion
Peter Dutton, the home affairs minister, said he woke up with a fever and sore throat Friday and would be checking into a hospital. Last week, Dutton was photographed standing directly next to the president's daughter and a few feet away from U.S. Attorney General William Barr.
Aides and advisers privately acknowledged that President Trump failed to accomplish the primary goal of his Oval Office speech — reassuring the nation — and described it as disappointing and far from his best performance.
By Philip Rucker, Ashley Parker and Josh Dawsey ●Read more »
A single case, followed quickly by four more, wiped out business almost overnight in Cynthiana, Ky., and made Harrison County an unlikely epicenter for the outbreak in the state.
The legislation is expected include measures to boost paid family leave and unemployment insurance, ensure free coronavirus testing and strengthen nutritional aid like food stamps.
By Mike DeBonis, Erica Werner and Jeff Stein ●Read more »
The Pentagon has asked a federal court to give it 120 days to "reconsider certain aspects" of a controversial decision to award an important cloud computing contract to Microsoft, according to a court document.
A U.S. official and a militia representative said the strikes were underway. The military action followed the deaths of two U.S. troops and one British service member.
Carlos Cordeiro's resignation comes on the heels of a motion made by the USSF in which it argued women don't possess the same skill level as their male counterparts.
Katie Zezima explains the new U.S. travel restrictions from Europe. Peter Whoriskey and Abha Bhattarai report on how paid sick leave, or lack thereof, is exposing vulnerabilities in the United States. And Ben Golliver on the NBA's suspended season.
Post Reports | Listen Now●By The Washington Post ●Read more »
No comments:
Post a Comment