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'Like Adding Gasoline': Oregon Officials Blast Trump Response To Portland Protests Federal officers prepare to disperse the crowd of protesters outside the Multnomah County Justice Center on July 17 in Portland. The use of federal agents has only made a bad situation worse, state and local officials told NPR. Mason Trinca/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Mason Trinca/Getty Images America Reckons With Racial Injustice 'Like Adding Gasoline': Oregon Officials Blast Trump R

'Like Adding Gasoline': Oregon Officials Blast Trump Response To Portland Protests Federal officers prepare to disperse the crowd of protesters outside the Multnomah County Justice Center on July 17 in Portland. The use of federal agents has only made a bad situation worse, state and local officials told NPR. Mason Trinca/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Mason Trinca/Getty Images America Reckons With Racial Injustice 'Like Adding Gasoline': Oregon Officials Blast Trump R

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Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays Severity Of The Coronavirus "Cases are up because we have the best testing in the world," President Trump said in an interview that aired Sunday. "I'm glad we do [testing], but it really skews the numbers." In fact, cases are rising faster than tests. Patrick Semansky/AP hide caption toggle caption Patrick Semansky/AP The Coronavirus Crisis Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays Severity Of The Co

AP FACT CHECK: Trump bending facts on virus, Biden, economy Politics Jul 19 AP FACT CHECK: Trump bending facts on virus, Biden, economy By Hope Yen, Associated Press

Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays Severity Of The Coronavirus "Cases are up because we have the best testing in the world," President Trump said in an interview that aired Sunday. "I'm glad we do [testing], but it really skews the numbers." In fact, cases are rising faster than tests. Patrick Semansky/AP hide caption toggle caption Patrick Semansky/AP The Coronavirus Crisis Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays Severity Of The Co

How the Black Lives Matter generation remembers John Lewis Nation Jul 19 How the Black Lives Matter generation remembers John Lewis By Aaron Morrison, Associated Press

Virus rebounds around the world, deaths top 600,000 Health Jul 19 Virus rebounds around the world, deaths top 600,000 By Geir Moulson, Associated Press

EU summit drags into 3rd day amid splits on virus fund World Jul 19 EU summit drags into 3rd day amid splits on virus fund By Raf Casert, Mike Corder, Associated Press

Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays The Severity Of The Coronavirus "Cases are up because we have the best testing in the world," President Trump said in an interview that aired Sunday. "I'm glad we do [testing], but it really skews the numbers." In fact, cases are rising faster than tests. Patrick Semansky/AP hide caption toggle caption Patrick Semansky/AP The Coronavirus Crisis Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays The Severity O

Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays The Severity Of The Coronavirus "Cases are up because we have the best testing in the world," President Trump said in an interview that aired Sunday. "I'm glad we do [testing], but it really skews the numbers." In fact, cases are rising faster than tests. Patrick Semansky/AP hide caption toggle caption Patrick Semansky/AP The Coronavirus Crisis Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays The Severity O

Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays The Coronavirus' Severity "Cases are up because we have the best testing in the world," President Trump said in an interview that aired Sunday. "I'm glad we do [testing], but it really skews the numbers." In fact, cases are rising faster than tests. Patrick Semansky/AP hide caption toggle caption Patrick Semansky/AP The Coronavirus Crisis Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays The Coronavirus&

Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays The Coronavirus' Severity "Cases are up because we have the best testing in the world," President Trump said in an interview that aired Sunday. "I'm glad we do [testing], but it really skews the numbers." In fact, cases are rising faster than tests. Patrick Semansky/AP hide caption toggle caption Patrick Semansky/AP The Coronavirus Crisis Some People 'Have The Sniffles': Trump Downplays The Coronavirus&

Trump not ready to commit to election results if he loses Politics Jul 19 Trump not ready to commit to election results if he loses By Aamer Madhani, Colleen Long, Will Weissert, Associated Press

U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Top 140,000 As World Sets Daily Record In New Cases A street artist spray paints a protective face mask over an old mural featuring a Venezuelan Indigenous man, in Caracas, Venezuela, on Saturday. Globally, new daily cases hit an all time high, the World Health Organization reports. Matias Delacroix/AP hide caption toggle caption Matias Delacroix/AP Coronavirus Live Updates U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Top 140,000 As World Sets Daily Record In New Cases

U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Top 140,000 As World Sets Daily Record In New Cases A street artist spray paints a protective face mask over an old mural featuring a Venezuelan Indigenous man, in Caracas, Venezuela, on Saturday. Globally, new daily cases hit an all time high, the World Health Organization reports. Matias Delacroix/AP hide caption toggle caption Matias Delacroix/AP Coronavirus Live Updates U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Top 140,000 As World Sets Daily Record In New Cases