‘It is pretty extraordinary that we have to have our medicine and health professionals counter-messaging the president,’ Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) said.

More than 3,100 people around the world have died in the outbreak so far.

Asians and Asian Americans across the country are suffering as a result of racist fearmongering, but the White House has so far been silent.

Yes, wash your hands. But experts have more advice to help you protect yourself, your home, and your community.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said the administration is looking into more cuts in response to the growing COVID-19 outbreak.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper told officers not to take efforts against coronavirus that don’t fit into Trump’s public relations messaging.

The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases quickly shut down the suggestion during a meeting at the White House.

A vaccine for the coronavirus isn’t arriving ‘very quickly,’ despite Trump’s claims.

The death toll from the novel coronavirus continues to rise, but Trump wants more credit for his response.

Many lawmakers now calling for additional CDC funds to address the coronavirus outbreak voted in 2017 to repeal Obamacare, which would have cut hundreds of millions from the agency’s budget to fight public health crises.

Asked about the coronavirus threat, Donald Trump said political rallies were ‘set up a long time ago.’

‘This is their new hoax,’ Trump said at a Friday rally.

Democratic candidates for president say Trump’s incompetence could further fuel the looming public health crisis.

Financial experts warn of a potential recession and some patients previously treated for the COVID-19 disease are still testing positive after being released from quarantine.

Trump’s chief of staff, Mike Mulvaney, has falsely claimed the media is only covering the outbreak to hurt Trump’s presidency.

The vice president’s handling of the earlier public health crisis has come under renewed scrutiny following Trump’s decision to put him at the head of the coronavirus response.

Trump has claimed without evidence that the virus is not as dangerous as the flu.

The White House chief of staff blamed the media for coronavirus fears and said people should turn off the televison.

A new whistleblower complaint alleges that Health and Human Services employees tended to potentially infected patients without protection and then dispersed into the general population.

Mike Pence has a questionable past with public health.

The market continued its downward trend as the government announced a new case in California that shows signs the coronavirus may be spreading.

Not everyone agrees with Donald Trump’s rosy predictions.

‘Disruption to everyday life might be severe,’ a CDC vaccine expert said.

Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf had a hard time answering questions from a Republican senator about the spread of the deadly virus.

Trump spent 45 minutes lying about the stock market plunge, Russia’s interference in the 2020 election, and COVID-19.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called Trump’s request ‘long overdue and completely inadequate to the scale of this emergency.’

Markets across the world lost value as worries about the spread of coronavirus have increased.

Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton keeps repeating a widely debunked conspiracy about the virus’ origins.

The World Health Organization says it’s ‘too early to try to predict the beginning of the end,’ but that the stabilizing number of cases is promising.

U.S. State Department workers and their families are included in the group.