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University of Maryland Center for Health & Homeland Security Director Michael Greenberger and population health expert Drew Harris of Thomas Jefferson University discuss the U.S. coronavirus response.

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2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden delivered remarks after primary elections in two states -- Florida and Illinois -- had ended and were about to end in Arizona. He thanked his supporters and workers and volunteers who kept polls open despite national concern over the growing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic affecting the U.S. Mr. Biden also spoke to supporters of his primary opponent, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), with whom he said he shared common political goals in areas of health care, economic inequality and climate change. The remarks were delivered via streaming video from Mr. Biden's home in Wilmington, Delaware. At the video's conclusion, his wife Jill Biden briefly appeared with Mr. Biden.

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2020 Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) delivered remarks on the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic via streaming video. Senator Sanders outlined details of how he would work to address the pandemic, which he said needed at least $2 trillion in federal investment to abate medical and economic challenges the country was facing. He also called on his fellow lawmakers to prioritize the needs of individual citizens over corporations.

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University of Maryland Center for Health & Homeland Security Director Michael Greenberger discussed the federal, state and local response to the coronavirus outbreak.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau holds a news conference on his government's efforts in handling the coronvavirus outbreak in Canada.

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Thomas Jefferson University's Drew Harris discussed federal and state efforts to slow down the spread of coronavirus.

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Vice President Pence and members of his task force hold a coronavirus news conference at the White House.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the U.S.-Canada border would be closed to all non-essential travel in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. He also announced an $82 billion dollar economic aid package to support families and businesses during the pandemic. The prime minister addressed the nation from his home in Ottawa as he completes his 14-day self-isolation period after news that his wife tested positive for the virus. Following his remarks, he took questions from reporters.

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President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act in response to the coronavirus pandemic. He also announced other measures to help those impacted financially by the virus including that the Housing and Urban Development agency is suspending foreclosures and evictions until the end of April. Other topics discussed included new recommendations for health care providers to delay elective procedures on patients, testing capacity and availability, and veteran testing and access to care.

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University of Maryland Center for Health & Homeland Security Director Michael Greenberger discussed the federal, state and local response to the coronavirus outbreak.

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) held a news conference to provide an update on his state's coronavirus response efforts. The governor announced he was imposing a mandatory, state-wide requirement that no business could have more than 50 percent of their workforce report to work outside of their home, however, the executive order would make exemptions for essential services. Gov. Cuomo also said the federal government would be providing a floating hospital ship, the USNS Comfort, to be deployed in New York Harbor to help relieve the hospital system.

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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), the chair of the Small Business Committee, and Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) hold a news conference on the economic stimulus provisions in the coronavirus aid package.

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President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act in response to the coronavirus pandemic. He also announced other measures to help those impacted financially by the virus including that the Housing and Urban Development agency is suspending foreclosures and evictions until the end of April. Other topics discussed included new recommendations for health care providers to delay elective procedures on patients, testing capacity and availability, and veteran testing and access to care.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the U.S.-Canada border would be closed to all non-essential travel in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. He also announced an $82 billion dollar economic aid package to support families and businesses during the pandemic. The prime minister addressed the nation from his home in Ottawa as he completes his 14-day self-isolation period after news that his wife tested positive for the virus. Following his remarks, he took questions from reporters.

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) held a news conference to provide an update on his state's coronavirus response efforts. The governor announced he was imposing a mandatory, state-wide requirement that no business could have more than 50 percent of their workforce report to work outside of their home, however, the executive order would make exemptions for essential services. Gov. Cuomo also said the federal government would be providing a floating hospital ship, the USNS Comfort, to be deployed in New York Harbor to help relieve the hospital system.

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President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act in response to the coronavirus pandemic. He also announced other measures to help those impacted financially by the virus including that the Housing and Urban Development agency is suspending foreclosures and evictions until the end of April. Other topics discussed included new recommendations for health care providers to delay elective procedures on patients, testing capacity and availability, and veteran testing and access to care.

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University of Maryland Center for Health & Homeland Security Director Michael Greenberger discussed the federal, state and local response to the coronavirus outbreak.

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President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act in response to the coronavirus pandemic. He also announced other measures to help those impacted financially by the virus including that the Housing and Urban Development agency is suspending foreclosures and evictions until the end of April. Other topics discussed included new recommendations for health care providers to delay elective procedures on patients, testing capacity and availability, and veteran testing and access to care.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the U.S.-Canada border would be closed to all non-essential travel in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. He also announced an $82 billion dollar economic aid package to support families and businesses during the pandemic. The prime minister addressed the nation from his home in Ottawa as he completes his 14-day self-isolation period after news that his wife tested positive for the virus. Following his remarks, he took questions from reporters.

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson fielded questions from members on his government's response to the coronavirus outbreak during his weekly question time session in the House of Commons. Several members, including former British Prime Minister Theresa May, asked the prime minister about funding for National Health Service (NHS) workers on the front line, the timeline for vaccines, and government support for small businesses. The prime minister told members, "This is an enormous challenge for this country...we will beat it, and we will beat it together."

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The World Health Organization (WHO) held a briefing on the coronavirus pandemic. The WHO director-general provided an update on the outbreak saying that 200,000 confirmed cases and 8.000 deaths have been reported worldwide. WHO officials answered reporter questions on a range of topics including coronavirus testing, vaccine development as well as response efforts in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

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President Trump met with the heads of nurses organizations to discuss the coronavirus pandemic and the government's response.

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) held a news conference to provide an update on his state's coronavirus response efforts. The governor announced he was imposing a mandatory, state-wide requirement that no business could have more than 50 percent of their workforce report to work outside of their home, however, the executive order would make exemptions for essential services. Gov. Cuomo also said the federal government would be providing a floating hospital ship, the USNS Comfort, to be deployed in New York Harbor to help relieve the hospital system.

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) briefed the press from the state's Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee regarding the coronavirus outbreak. During the briefing, the governor was asked why daycares haven't been closed, for which he said the parents "are under tremendous amount of pressure with the schools, and I don't think it's as simple as just saying you close them and everything is going to work out great. I think it will cause huge issues throughout the state."

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After the Senate passed the coronavirus economic aid package, senators came to the floor to share their thoughts on the aid package and the next steps the Senate should take to address the pandemic.

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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), the chair of the Small Business Committee, and Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) held a news conference on their proposal for economic stimulus provisions for small businesses to be included in a "phase 3" coronavirus aid package. The senators' proposal includes a federally-guaranteed loan that small businesses could seek for the purposes of maintaining their payroll and operating costs during the economic downturn due to the coronavirus pandemic. If the money is used for those specific purposes, the loans would be forgiven after a certain period of time. "Every penny that they borrow and use for purposes of keeping people employed, they will not have to pay back," said Sen. Rubio. The senators added that the Treasury Department estimated the cost of the program to be around $300 billion.

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President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act in response to the coronavirus pandemic. He also announced other measures to help those impacted financially by the virus including that the Housing and Urban Development agency is suspending foreclosures and evictions until the end of April. Other topics discussed included new recommendations for health care providers to delay elective procedures on patients, testing capacity and availability, and veteran testing and access to care.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the U.S.-Canada border would be closed to all non-essential travel in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. He also announced an $82 billion dollar economic aid package to support families and businesses during the pandemic. The prime minister addressed the nation from his home in Ottawa as he completes his 14-day self-isolation period after news that his wife tested positive for the virus. Following his remarks, he took questions from reporters.

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson fielded questions from members on his government's response to the coronavirus outbreak during his weekly question time session in the House of Commons. Several members, including former British Prime Minister Theresa May, asked the prime minister about funding for National Health Service (NHS) workers on the front line, the timeline for vaccines, and government support for small businesses. The prime minister told members, "This is an enormous challenge for this country...we will beat it, and we will beat it together."

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The World Health Organization (WHO) held a briefing on the coronavirus pandemic. The WHO director-general provided an update on the outbreak saying that 200,000 confirmed cases and 8.000 deaths have been reported worldwide. WHO officials answered reporter questions on a range of topics including coronavirus testing, vaccine development as well as response efforts in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) held a news conference to provide an update on his state's coronavirus response efforts. The governor announced he was imposing a mandatory, state-wide requirement that no business could have more than 50 percent of their workforce report to work outside of their home, however, the executive order would make exemptions for essential services. Gov. Cuomo also said the federal government would be providing a floating hospital ship, the USNS Comfort, to be deployed in New York Harbor to help relieve the hospital system.

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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), the chair of the Small Business Committee, and Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) held a news conference on their proposal for economic stimulus provisions for small businesses to be included in a "phase 3" coronavirus aid package. The senators' proposal includes a federally-guaranteed loan that small businesses could seek for the purposes of maintaining their payroll and operating costs during the economic downturn due to the coronavirus pandemic. If the money is used for those specific purposes, the loans would be forgiven after a certain period of time. "Every penny that they borrow and use for purposes of keeping people employed, they will not have to pay back," said Sen. Rubio. The senators added that the Treasury Department estimated the cost of the program to be around $300 billion.

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President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act in response to the coronavirus pandemic. He also announced other measures to help those impacted financially by the virus including that the Housing and Urban Development agency is suspending foreclosures and evictions until the end of April. Other topics discussed included new recommendations for health care providers to delay elective procedures on patients, testing capacity and availability, and veteran testing and access to care.

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