[ad_1] President Donald Trump once again deflected blame for his administration’s response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that has infected more than 1.2 million people across the country, saying he had been too busy with probes into his conduct as president to ensure the federal stockpile of medical supplies was prepared for a pandemic. “Well, […]Read More
[ad_1] President Donald Trump acknowledged there will be “some” deaths due to states reopening businesses and other activities — a move he has been pushing — as coronavirus cases continue to mount in the U.S. In an interview with ABC News as Trump traveled to Arizona to visit a business that makes masks, reporter David Muir […]Read More
[ad_1] As Congress begins tentative discussions over another coronavirus relief package, Republicans are struggling to get on the same page over the issue of providing more aid to state and local governments. Democrats say as much as $1 trillion may be needed to shore up states and localities in the next coronavirus bill, but the […]Read More
[ad_1] President Donald Trump signaled Tuesday that the coronavirus task force, a cadre of health and government officials overseeing the U.S. response to COVID-19, may soon dissolve. Trump’s remarks follow a New York Times report stating that Trump administration officials have been telling members of the task force that the White House plans to wind […]Read More
[ad_1] California Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed suit against Uber and Lyft on Tuesday in a bid to force the ride-hailing companies to reclassify their contract workers as employees with full benefits, as required by the state’s Assembly Bill 5 law passed last year. Becerra, joined by city attorneys for Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco, […]Read More
[ad_1] Ordinarily, the atmosphere in the Downtown Emergency Service Center’s main shelter in Seattle was just this side of chaos. During the day, men and women crowded into the community room and hung out in a narrow corridor known as the “bowling alley,” arguing, sleeping and jockeying for space. At night, the clients settled into […]Read More
[ad_1] The Trump administration wasn’t ready for a pandemic, but apparently Netflix was. Not only is the streaming giant poised to take advantage of bored quarantiners’ thirst for bingeable series, but much of its programming for the next year and a half has already been filmed, according to Bloomberg. “We work really far out relative […]Read More
[ad_1] Alaska, Hawaii, Montana and Wyoming are among the least-populated states in the U.S., and not surprisingly have the lowest numbers of residents who have tested positive for the new coronavirus. But despite their small size, they scored big this spring when Congress pumped out direct federal aid to the states. An Associated Press analysis […]Read More
[ad_1] Syed Raheel Hassan, a doctor in New Jersey, sees nearly twice the number of patients he did before the coronavirus pandemic hit the state. Hassan’s days are packed as he moves from room to room at the John F. Kennedy Medical Center in Edison, treating COVID-19 patients. But he takes the time to talk with […]Read More
[ad_1] Nearly 1 in 5 Wendy’s locations across the country are out of beef for the fast food chain’s signature fresh hamburgers, according to one analysis viewed by HuffPost on Tuesday. Analysts at Stephens Inc., a financial services firm based in Arkansas, reported that 1,043 Wendy’s restaurants ― or about 18% ― have listed beef […]Read More
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