Tuesday's Headlines: Trump threatens to permanently cut WHO funding if changes aren’t made within 30 days
Trump says he is taking drug that has not been proved to prevent covid-19; Opportunists are benefiting in a chaotic underground market for masks; The need to go is a big barrier to going out. Why public bathrooms are a stumbling block for reopening.; Moderna vaccine for coronavirus shows promising early results; The surprising intimacy of online therapy sessions during the pandemic; The White House is presenting the Fyre Festival of pandemic responses; By order of Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp: The day after Thursday is now Sunday; Trump's attempts to smear Obama could backfire spectacularly; 'Obamagate' is here to stay ; Trump's latest firing is a blatant attempt to shield Pompeo from accountability; Pompeo's moves against inspector general leave a trail of questions and a department divided; McConnell taps Marco Rubio to serve as acting chairman of Senate Intelligence Committee; Israel linked to a disruptive cyberattack on an Iranian port facility, officials say
President Trump blames the U.N. organization tasked with monitoring global health for bungling the early response to the pandemic and being too deferential to China.
The White House physician said he and the president "concluded the potential benefit from the treatment outweighed the relative risks" of the malaria treatment hydroxychloroquine, which can have deadly side effects.
By Anne Gearan, Laurie McGinley, Lenny Bernstein and Ariana Eunjung Cha ●Read more »
In the absence of a White House strategy to supply the nation with adequate personal protective equipment, hospitals compete with states and the federal government in an international marketplace so full of chicanery that nearly every transaction is suspect.
By Desmond Butler, Juliet Eilperin and Tom Hamburger ●Read more »
Concerns about catching the coronavirus in public restrooms are keeping some people home, and that could be a major issue for concert venues, sports arenas, movie theaters and schools.
One of Moderna's directors, Moncef Slaoui — who will divest millions in company stock options — days ago left his role to become chief scientist for a White House vaccine initiative.
The secretary of state and his top aides blasted former internal State Department watchdog Steve Linick on Monday, accusing him of mishandling leaks to the media.
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