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U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 200,000 Grim milestone is reached as some guidelines and practices for stopping the disease’s spread have been questioned The Wall Street Journal- By Jennifer Calfas and Adam Martin More than 200,000 people in the U.S. have died from the novel coronavirus, a sobering milestone as the pandemic enters a new season and some guidelines and practices for stopping the disease’s spread have been called into question. The U.S. continues to lead the world in both total confirmed cases and deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University data, … [Read more...] about U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 200,000

Emails Detail Effort to Silence C.D.C and Question Its Science Emails from a former top Trump health official and his science adviser show how the two refused to accept Centers for Disease Control and Prevention science and sought to silence the agency. New York Times- By Noah Weiland WASHINGTON — On June 30, as the coronavirus was cresting toward its summer peak, Dr. Paul Alexander, a new science adviser at the Department of Health and Human Services, composed a scathing two-page critique of an interview given by an experienced scientist at the Centers for … [Read more...] about

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Governor overrode mayor on shutdown timing, faced criticism for nursing home moves; ‘It’s not your call’ The Wall Street Journal - By Jimmy Vielkind, Joe Palazzolo and Jacob Gershman New York City was locking down. Gov. Andrew Cuomo wanted to say when and how it would happen. After Mayor Bill de Blasio told residents in a March 17 news conference to prepare to “shelter in place,” Mr. Cuomo dismissed the mayor’s plan in a television interview while his aides blitzed City Hall with calls. “The phones were ringing off the hook,” recalled Freddi Goldstein, the … [Read more...] about In Worst-Hit Covid State, New York’s Cuomo Called All the Shots

A landmark White House move left states to secure medical equipment themselves, causing problems that still haven’t abated By Michael C. Bender and Rebecca Ballhaus The Wall Street Journal Sergio Melgar, the chief financial officer for the largest health-care system in central Massachusetts, was about to run out of medical-grade N95 masks. A Chinese company poised to replenish the supply wanted the money upfront. It was after midnight on March 20, too late to arrange a wire transfer. So Mr. Melgar took out his own credit card and authorized a $100,000 charge. “If I … [Read more...] about How Trump Sowed Covid Supply Chaos. ‘Try Getting It Yourselves.’

Trump acknowledges report that he played down the threat of the virus, calling himself a 'cheerleader.' The New York Times — Maggie Haberman and Michael Cooper President Trump acknowledged to the journalist Bob Woodward that he had knowingly played down the coronavirus earlier this year even though he was aware it was “deadly” and vastly more serious than the seasonal flu. “This is deadly stuff,” Mr. Trump said on Feb. 7 in one of a series of interviews Mr. Woodward conducted with the president for his upcoming book, “Rage.” The Washington … [Read more...] about Trump Called the Coronavirus ‘Deadly’ in Private While Minimizing Its Risks in Public, Book Reveals