Wednesday's Headlines: Trump warns pandemic may ‘get worse before it gets better’
5 takeaways from Trump's return to the virus briefing stage; How tiny Uruguay, wedged between Brazil and Argentina, has avoided the worst of the pandemic; Trump turns to DHS to 'dominate' cities; 'MomBloc' and protest first-timers take to Portland streets, moved by federal agents' aggressive tactics; As Trump sends federal agents to Chicago, his toxic history there has city on edge; Few Americans want to abolish police, Gallup survey finds; Kayleigh McEnany's word games on the controversial scenes in Portland; As the pandemic surges, there are three scenarios of what happens next; The pandemic exit lane is jammed. More testing is the way out.; Naked Athena put on a show in Portland. Just like Trump.; The new season of Trump's pandemic reality show is headed for early cancellation; If Trump makes a comeback, it'll be because he relied on disgust of the elites; Trump wants to be king. Did John Yoo just hand him the crown?; China vows to retaliate after U.S. orders it to close Houston consulate; Trump says he knew Jeffrey Epstein's partner, Ghislaine Maxwell, and wished her well; House conservatives challenge Rep. Liz Cheney, question her loyalty to Trump
Six months after the first U.S. coronavirus case was confirmed, President Trump's attempt to re-engage with the pandemic and embrace public health guidelines marked a notable departure from his recent approach to the crisis.
Officials and analysts credit stable and united leadership, a robust national health system and a voluntary but broad lockdown for the country's relative success.
Analysts say that while the department has authority to enforce federal laws, officers' actions — especially in Portland, Ore. — seemed to be pushing the boundaries.
Several state and local officials signaled their wariness about the intervention ordered by President Trump, who often disparages Chicago and politicizes its gun violence epidemic.
Rep. Matt Gaetz said the conference chairman — the highest-ranking GOP woman — should step down or be removed from the No. 3 post in House Republican leadership.
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