Trump says he wants to protect oil jobs as prices crater amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Oil crash means more misery ahead for US shale producers
Seoul plays down report on North Korean leader's health
Documents obtained by the Center for Public Integrity reveal that health officials at the Department of Health and Human Services expect over 300,000 Americans to die from COVID-19 if social distancing measures are abandoned, far larger than the White House's initial stated goal of 100,000 deaths and Dr. Anthony Fauci's revised projection of 60,000 deaths this past week.
As virus crisis swirls, Trump puts immigration front and center
Bloomberg is facing possible legal action from fired campaign staffers
In a new WaPo/University of Maryland poll that follows the same trend as multiple others taken in the past weeks, President Trump receives poor marks for his handling of the coronavirus crisis, while respondents rate their governor's handling of the crisis nearly 30 points better on average.
Trump orders plan to fund US oil companies
Republicans on the Hill say a deal has yet to be reached, though.
President Trump, who had asked governors to “not simply ask the federal government to supply unlimited support,” did not appreciate Gov. Hogan's efforts.
Israel's coalition deal: political stability with pitfalls
Trump says will halt immigration due to coronavirus
President Trump announced his intention to suspend immigration in a tweet late Monday.
US Treasury sends first airline aid payments
New projections show the coronavirus will claim 50,000 to 60,000 lives in the U.S., much lower than the 100,000 figure estimated earlier.
US loan program under fire as Shake Shack returns SBA money
Devastating oil glut sends prices into negative, Wall Street down
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and President Trump have publicly feuded over the coronavirus.
An expert weighs in on what she believes could be the meaning of the bright green dress.
US urges China to lift restrictions on rights lawyer
Dr. Anthony Fauci, a member of the White House coronavirus task force, said protests to reopen the economy will "backfire" and delay it further.
Videos, along with photos, emerged online showing health care workers standing up to protesters demanding Colorado be reopened despite COVID-19 dangers.