As state and local officials across the United States diligently take steps aimed at dealing with the coronavirus and COVID 19 outbreak--and even federal lawmakers and members of his own administration hammer out their own national responses--Donald Trump remains incapable of making any real positive contributions, according to those who are closely watching the White House and the federal response.

Today on Morning Joe, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio criticized the U.S. federal government for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

It's Donald Trump's older supporters who are most at risk of falling ill, and potentially dying, of the COVID 19 disease caused by the coronavirus, according to a prominent Washington Post blogger.

Political writer Eric Boehlert blast Fox for it's coronavirus commentary, calling it cancer and a danger to Americans.

A Democratic congresswoman is calling on the federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to commute the sentences of some federal inmates as part of its response to relieve the potential for the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic to infect prison populations.

Dr. Yale Tung Chen was busily treating patients at a university hospital in Madrid, Spain. That is, until five days ago, when he first developed symptoms of COVID 19, the disease produced by the coronavirus.

A product that's trending with buyers called "Virus Shut Out," sold by Japanese company Toamit claims to kills viruses and bacteria, as well as prevent allergies.

This Friday, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency in an effort to help combat the spread of coronavirus, after a rapid increase of cases, mass gathering restrictions, and event cancellations.

The outbreak of the coronavirus COVID 19 has not yet peaked, and national leaders will continue to respond in a way which is "proportionate," said Dr Anthony Fauci, a leading immunologist and a member of the federal coronavirus task force.

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