Despite Dr Conley's sunny prognosis, questions continue to linger about just how honest White House and other officials are being about Trump's true health picture now that he's experiencing at least some symptoms consistent with COVID-19.

Trump's hospitalization, however, raised more questions particularly related to continuity of government.

The stunning news overnight Friday that Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, both have tested positive for the novel coronavirus has sent the nation into tumult just weeks before this year's presidential election.

Tuesday night's chaotic presidential debate leaves structure of the race untouched, which is extremely favorable to Democrat Joe Biden uniting the country, on middle class values, education, and dealing with the racial strife, according to results of online focus group testing of the initial debate between Biden and incumbent Donald Trump.

With Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's body lying this week in repose at the Supreme Court, partisans both are trying to remember the great jurist Ginsburg proved to be in nearly three decades on the nation's high court as well as engage what's become the quick fight over her successor.

Strangely, it fell to Trump's 2016 rival, Hillary Clinton, who gave voice, solace and hope to millions of Democrats simultaneously suddenly grieving Ginsburg and dispirited over Trump's sudden ability to remake the nation's highest court in a decidedly right-wing slant.

Republican Tom Ridge, who served as the very first secretary of homeland security during the George W Bush administration, has publicly complained that Donald Trump continues to cast doubt on mail-in voting.

Given Donald Trump's reputation for falsehoods, Joe Biden's casting doubt on his rival's accelerated timeline for the arrival of a vaccine for the novel coronavirus.

The new report published by The Atlantic that Donald Trump's denigrated US military veterans has brought out full denials and reprisals from Trump and his administration. But the reporting behind the piece has been defended in equally strong terms.

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