Monday's Headlines: As coronavirus testing expands, new problem arises: Not enough participants
White House tensions with CDC spill into view as top Trump adviser slams agency response; Transit workers are paying a heavy price during the pandemic; 'This feels great'; Even as New Orleans reopens, tourists and residents are hesitant to return; Russia is interfering in our elections again. And Trump supporters are emulating Russian tactics.; Grading the electoral college: C for chaos; Will Facebook's oversight board actually hold the company accountable?; Now is the perfect time for a cyberattack. Here's how to stop one.; Trump is gambling the health of the nation for his reelection; Trump's leadership failure makes a feeble economy and resurgent virus more likely; Fired inspector general was examining whether staffer did Pompeo's errands, official says; Faced with a Trumpian barrage of attacks, Joe Biden looks the other way; The remote 'American Idol' finale ended in mild chaos and shocked everyone — including the winner
A Post survey of governors' offices and state health departments found at least a dozen states where testing capacity outstrips the supply of patients — and the number of tests is far short of targets set by independent experts.
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Trade adviser Peter Navarro said that flaws with early test kits produced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention "really let the country down."
Steve Linick was looking into allegations that a staffer for Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had performed errands for Pompeo and his wife, such as walking the dog and handling dry cleaning, according to a congressional official.
The former vice president's senior advisers dismiss the most explosive Trump volleys as distractions, though ones aimed at his competence and economic record stir more concern.
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