Saturday's Headlines: Communications show scientists’ alarm at slow initial response by U.S.
White House scrambles to scoop up medical supplies worldwide, angering Canada, Germany; Government spent millions to ramp up mask readiness, but that isn't helping now; Mask guidance comes after fight between White House, CDC; Trump suspends immigration laws, showcases vision for locked-down border; Retailers furloughed nearly 1 million workers. But the industry's troubles are just beginning.; Coronavirus unemployment guide: What to do if you get laid off or furloughed; The nation's heroic hospital workers deserve thanks — and equipment; Next year, may we be together; Here are rules doctors can follow when they decide who gets care and who dies; Wondering what's behind Trump's improved poll numbers? His attacks on the press.; Andrew Yang chose to be the white-people pleaser. He's wrong. ; 240K coronavirus deaths: 'In what circle of hell is that a good outcome?,' asks Susan Rice; Trump says he will fire intelligence watchdog at center of Ukraine allegations that led to impeachment; Next pandemic is already coming, unless humans change how we interact with wildlife, scientists say; Search for Kennedy family members missing in Chesapeake Bay has 'turned from rescue to recovery'
President Trump announced the recommendations that people in the U.S. wear face coverings. But he said it was voluntary and he would not choose to do it.
The president informed lawmakers in a letter late Friday night that he will remove Michael Atkinson, the inspector general of the intelligence community.
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The global wildlife trade, agricultural intensification, deforestation and urbanization are bringing people closer to animals, giving viruses in the wild more opportunities to infect humans.
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