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lly as it deals with Islamic militants and territory disputes." At a ceremony, O'Brien "announced the delivery of the weapons on behalf of President Trump. According to Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr., Trump pledged $18 million worth of missiles when speaking to Philippine President Ro

orcefully exhaling on two women outside President Donald Trump's Virginia golf course." Footage of the incident "

"I don't have any regrets about having supported Donald Trump for reelection." The New York Times (11/23

nnounced the delivery of the weapons on behalf of President Trump. According to Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodo

or his connection to Flynn, who briefly served as Mr. Trump's national security adviser." The document says,

ming Biden administration is targeting President Trump's executive overhaul of the immigration system, re

sted for COVID-19 before they leave, with several states reporting an uptick in testing." The New York Times (11/23, Belluck, 18.61M) reports, "Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the country's top infectious disease specialist, and other health experts relayed a clear message on Sunday morning news shows: with coronavirus c

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n on Monday attacked Trump's effort to blame Fauci. "Over 135,000 Americans have lost their lives and tens of millions have lost their jobs because Donald Trump spent the last six months disastrously mismanaging the worst public health crisis in a century, the whole time failing to heed the warnings and gui

nd tens of millions have lost their jobs because Donald Trump spent the last six months disastrously mis

Americans may indefinitely remain its prisoners. President Trump, meanwhile, has been largely MIA on a question m

ny of whom have their political fortunes tied to Mr. Trump — say they still plan to go. In interviews, more

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o shift the blame for the situation and sees himself as the victim of an unfortunate convergence of circumstances. Trump's most recent fall guy is Anthony S. Fauci. Though never entirely on the same page as his top infectious-disease specialist, the president appeared with Fauci at coronavirus task force brie

ventional wisdom across the mainstream media is that Thursday's final debate was a draw and will not change the trajectory of a race that President Trump is losing. This is probably correct. But Joe Biden's unforced error during the final segment in Nashville has handed valuable ammunition to the inc

nd will not change the trajectory of a race that President Trump is losing. This is probably correct. But Joe Bid

ublicans are seizing on these tensions, including Trump's former Energy secretary: Trump has taken recent

ents, he responds, `You're really quite impossible to convince.' One particularly prickly exchange began when Stahl first asked Trump about calling Anthony S. Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and other health officials `idiots' before asking whether he thinks mas

t Virginia Gov. Jim Justice (R) announced that face coverings will be mandatory inside buildings, and he asked residents to comply voluntarily. ... Trump has played down the rise in cases, attributing it to expanded testing, and has recently emphasized that U.S. deaths have not spiked with new cases.

r investigation, as well as dozens of tenants of Trump's real estate company, also received money ... At

ved to reimpose shutdown orders," Joshua Partlow and Nick Miroff report. "The United States is `still knee deep in the first wave' of the pandemic, Anthony S. Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said... Fauci noted that while Europe managed to drive infections down

rom his mother saying that an Army officer named Donald Burke was look- ing for him. Burke, the chief vir

tive of Wolfe's research.) "The more we learn about how these viruses are transmitted to humans, the more likely we will be able to stop them," Anthony S. Fauci, the direc- tor of the National Institute of Allerg and Infectious Diseases, said. "It is al- ways better to prevent a disease than to treat it."