Monday's Headlines: Trump says social distancing guidelines will stay through April
As dark reality sets in, president beats a retreat on reopening the U.S.; As Trump declared virus under control, some local officials took steps to mobilize for pandemic; This tourist haven sits in a pro-Trump community — and at the nexus of a debate about our next economic steps; 11 cases to 100,000: What went wrong with coronavirus testing in the U.S.; Andrew Cuomo is the same as ever, with one big difference: People like him; My children are now watching me. All day. Every day.; We need pandemic bonds; Pompeo's pandemic performance ensures his place among the worst secretaries of state ever; All our choices are bad — but some are worse; Trump's quarantine con should be the breaking point; The coronavirus gives Russia and China another opportunity to spread disinformation; Answers to your questions about the primary, election timing, vote-by-mail and more; U.S. won't pay for security for Harry and Meghan, Trump says in tweet; Early-onset dementia in her middle-aged husband was uncurable — and almost unbearable
The president backed off of his hope that the country will be "opened up and raring to go" by Easter. A top medical adviser and governors had said they could not envision easing the measures anytime soon.
Local leaders in Fort Myers, Fla., want to agree with the president that America should restart business soon, but after being stunned by early covid-19 deaths, they are inching toward more restrictions.
Missteps in rolling out the coronavirus testing infrastructure went unaddressed by leaders at the highest level of government, leaving the country blind to the virus's spread.
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Primary season is still not over, although no delegate lead as large as Joe Biden's has ever been overcome. Also, no U.S. election has taken place during a pandemic since 1918.
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U.S. and British news media reported that the royal couple fled Canada this month to take up residence in Los Angeles. The Sussexes have not confirmed the move, but a spokeswoman said the family has not asked for help.
David Wetzl's condition was frontotemporal dementia. His wife, Diana Daniels, found that sympathy and health-care services were not always extended to them.
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