Thursday's Headlines: Pandemic shows Trump’s resistance to criticism, desire for praise
Lawmakers wrestle with Trump's flouting of independent oversight ; Pelosi urges GOP to 'come to the table,' continue talks on small business; Gen Z was fed up with the status quo. Coronavirus could affirm their beliefs.; Coronavirus has killed hundreds of Americans under age 50, Post analysis finds; Ninety thousand medical workers volunteered to help New York battle coronavirus. Most are sitting idle.; A funeral and a birthday party: CDC traces Chicago coronavirus outbreak to two family gatherings ; Time to plan for a phase-two battle against the coronavirus; John Prine was a rare poet of American song; Everyone is learning how to work remotely. Lawmakers should, too.; Americans are ready for a comeback. Congress must help unleash it.; My state has proved vote-at-home works. We need to do it nationally. ; What a difference Bernie Sanders made; Trump team greets end of Democratic race with two campaigns against Biden; Analysis: The 11 most logical picks for Biden's vice president, ranked; Trip to Guam at center of top Navy official's resignation cost taxpayers over $243,000; Why is Trump advocating an unproven treatment for the coronavirus?
Examples range from President Trump's suggestions of keeping aid from states to his refusal to take responsibility for the federal response's shortcomings.
The pandemic is grim validation of their support for the government-run programs and social-welfare policies less popular with their parents and grandparents.
The case study, published Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is one of the most detailed looks at how covid-19 moves through communities and shows how a single person can set off a chain reaction of infections.
One is a competition for the ideological center of the country. The second is a fight for the mostly working-class populism of the left, which has rejected the establishment politics of both national parties.
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Thomas Modley visited the USS Theodore Roosevelt on Monday and insulted its former commanding officer, who had raised concerns about how the Navy was handling a coronavirus outbreak on the warship.
Bernie Sanders ends his White House bid. The FDA has authorized widespread use of unproven drugs to treat coronavirus, saying the possible benefits outweigh the risks. And, remembering musician John Prine.
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