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Covid-19 Live Updates: Harrowing New Surge Rages Across America’s Heartland
The U.S. set a single-day record of 82,154 new cases on Friday, less than two weeks before Election Day. Two vaccine trials resumed after pausing for safety concerns.
West Wing outbreak grows as Kayleigh McEnany tests positive for the virus.
Some of the treatments President Trump is receiving would normally be for a more severe case than the White House has disclosed, outside experts say.
As Trump Demanded Schools Reopen, His Experts Warned of ‘Highest Risk’
A briefing packet for federal emergency response teams details the steps schools should take to reopen safely.
Paul Manafort, Trump’s Ex-Campaign Manager, Released to Home Confinement
Paul Manafort, who had been serving a seven-and-a-half-year sentence in Pennsylvania for fraud, is among the prisoners released over the spreading coronavirus.
As Trump Pushes to Reopen, Government Sees Virus Toll Nearly Doubling
An internal Trump administration model projects a near-doubling of daily coronavirus deaths by June 1 as the nation begins to reopen, as well as a rapid rise in daily infections.
A Cascade of Warnings, Heard but Unheeded, Before Virus Outbreak
Government exercises, including one last year, made clear that the U.S. was not ready for a pandemic like the coronavirus. But little was done.
U.S. Virus Plan Anticipates 18-Month Pandemic and Widespread Shortages
The 100-page federal plan laid out a grim prognosis and outlined a response that would activate agencies across the government.
Trump Takes Up Call for Barr to ‘Clean House’ at Justice Dept.
With a series of retweets, President Trump kept up attacks on federal law enforcement agencies, despite pleas from the attorney general.
Trump Praises Barr for Rejecting Punishment Recommended for Stone
The president dismissed criticism that the Justice Department had acted inappropriately in overruling the recommendation of its own prosecutors in the case of his longtime friend.
Trump Claims Roger Stone’s Jury Was Tainted by Bias
President Trump took up a claim by his longtime friend Roger Stone, which was rejected by a judge.
Trump Praises Attorney General for Intervening in Stone Case
The Justice Department had moved against its own prosecutors to recommend a shorter sentence for one of President Trump’s friends, Roger J. Stone Jr.
Trump, Back in Washington, Attacks Democrats Over Impeachment
President Trump swipes at Democrats ahead of the Senate’s long afternoon and evening hearing arguments for removing him from office.
Trump Impeachment: Live Updates of the Trial’s Opening Arguments
The House impeachment managers are laying out a detailed case that President Trump abused his power to pressure Ukraine to help him cheat in the election.
Pompeo Imposes Sanctions on Iran, Sticking to Assertion That U.S. Faced Imminent Threat
As the administration imposed new sanctions on Tehran, the secretary of state provided no specific evidence that the killing of Maj. Gen. Qassim Suleimani was justified by an immediate threat.
Highlights From the Horowitz Report on the Russia Investigation
The inquiry by the Justice Department’s inspector general found no evidence of the political conspiracy alleged by President Trump but uncovered flaws in how the case was handled.
Trump Heads to London as Impeachment Inquiry Progresses
President Trump left a dreary Washington on Monday with some pointed words for Democrats, who, he said, are deliberately holding an impeachment hearing while he is out of the country.
Trump Praises Military Dog Conan Amid Fight With Navy
The president presented the dog that took part in a raid that killed the Islamic State’s leader even as he is embroiled in a dispute over a war crimes case.
Trump Attacks Impeachment Inquiry and Accuses a Witness of Lying
Mr. Trump said a career diplomat made up a conversation between him and his ambassador to the European Union, dismissing a critical detail in the Democrats’ impeachment inquiry.
Partisan Lawyers Seize Leading Roles in Impeachment Hearings
Staff lawyers for the Republicans and Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee are asking many of the questions as witnesses testify publicly.