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Published 28.04.20
No briefings? Trump’s back
The first schedule issued by the White House for Monday listed a briefing for 5pm, but by late morning it was cancelled...
By Peter Baker/New York Times News Service
in Washington
World /
Published 27.04.20
Pelosi endorses Biden for President
The endorsement comes at an opportune time for Biden, who has struggled to maintain a high profile during the Covid-19 pandemic ...
By Reuters
in Washington
World /
Published 25.04.20
Trump’s bleach trick claim doesn’t wash
In Washington state, officials urged people not to consume laundry detergent capsules...
By New York Times News Service
in Washington
World /
Published 24.04.20
India-origin girl brings smiles to US patients
The girl sends handwritten notes and gift packs containing puzzle and colouring books and a packet colour pencils...
By PTI
in Washington
World /
Published 24.04.20
House approves $484bn aid package
Some high-profile sovereign creditors are signalling a tentative willingness to help poorer countries with debt relief ...
By New York Times News Service
in Washington
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Published 24.04.20
Sour President has TV as companion
The President sees few allies no matter which channel he clicks...
By Katie Rogers and Annie Karni/New York Times News Service
in Washington
World /
Published 22.04.20
Trump blocks new green cards
After pledging to end immigration, President stops short of ending all work visas...
By Michael D. Shear, Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Caitlin Dickerson/New York Times News Service
in Washington
World /
Published 18.04.20
Trump backs protests against states
President drops bipartisan tone and chooses to divide country by playing to his base...
By Michael D. Shear and Sarah Mervosh/New York Times News Service
in Washington
World /
Published 17.04.20
States can start re-opening: Trump
President admits decision is theirs, abandons threat to use his ‘absolute authority’...
By Peter Baker and Michael D. Shear/New York Times News Service
in Washington
World /
Published 15.04.20
Trump’s name on cheques
The President’s name will appear in the “memo” section of the cheque because Trump is not legally authorised to sign such disbursements...
By New York Times News Service and Reuters
in Washington
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