Trump Whines About His COVID-19 Victimhood as Campaign Flails | Vanity Fair
"Bottom line is Americans want security. They want to feel safe in the realm of national security, and they want to feel economically secure."
"Bottom line is Americans want security. They want to feel safe in the realm of national security, and they want to feel economically secure."
In Florida, Trump has a net approval rating among boat owners of about 18 percentage points…
Sales of mints are down 30 percent and sales of chewing gum are down 28 percent but people are buying more toothpaste and mouthwash and staying, for the most part, six feet away. Whew.
Sales of impulse buy items dip as social distancing alters checkout lines
The Medal of Honor is the nation's highest military award the senator noted selling military medals awarded by Congress is illegal. Federal law authorizes fines of up to $100,000 and a year in jail.
In at least a dozen states, health departments have inflated testing numbers or deflated death tallies by changing criteria for who counts as a coronavirus victim and what counts as a coronavirus test, according to reporting from POLITICO, other news outlets and the states' own admissions.
They could also be right half the time, if you're more of a glass-half-full person. But whichever way you look at it, the CDC says that they should not be a factor in determining policies around reopening.
New York is getting lapped on restaurant reopenings by a city that can't even do pizza right.
In what may be the most unlikely Apple lawsuit since Carl Sagan sued Apple for calling him a "butt-head"…
The U.S. death toll on Monday [that would be yesterday] afternoon stood at more than 97,000. Worldwide, the death toll was about 345,000; the United States, with less than 5 percent of the global population, accounts for nearly a third of all deaths.