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“I don’t think so. I think what I did by closing up the country, I think I saved two, maybe two and a half, maybe more than that, lives. I really don’t think so. I think we did a very good job,” Trump said at a town hall hosted by ABC News.

The documents were released as part of a city review that shows a culture of ‘callousness’ in the police department

At least 191,000 people have died of the coronavirus in the United States. More than 6,522,000 cases have been detected since February.

Schools are still battling over whether to let students return to classrooms.

From Memorial Day weekend through the unofficial end of the season Monday, the number of Americans who died of covid-19 shot up from just under 100,000 to more than 186,000.

Plus, after President Trump’s remarks, election officials warn that trying to vote twice is a crime and could undermine the system, and Nancy Pelosi just entered history’s salon of politically perilous haircuts and hairdos.

Plus, Joe Biden announces record-breaking August fundraising haul of $364.5 million, and ‘no justice, no Derby’ is the latest cry in a Louisville grappling with racial tensions

Housing experts say the policy doesn’t go far enough, since it doesn’t provide any aid for renters who will eventually owe what may be sky-high past-due balances.

Plus, the Trump administration announces eviction moratorium, and how the pandemic has changed our grocery shopping habits forever

Federal officials had been planning on letting key components of the meal program, which started running in March because of the crisis, to expire at the end of September.