Wuhan, Chinese coronavirus epicenter, raises number of virus fatalities by nearly 50 percent |
The change in numbers only compounds U.S. leaders’ suspicions of a cover-up, at a time when American intel work in the Asian country may be hindered following a purge of a U.S. network in recent years.
Meanwhile, President Trump and some governors across the country have rolled out plans to reopen the U.S. economy, offering a glimmer of hope since the nation has been shuttered to reduce the spread of coronavirus. However, a timeline remains elusive and will vary by state.
Still, a growing wave of rallies are taking place across the country as protesters demand that state governments lift their orders closing businesses and public places as soon as possible.
Kelly Craft, U.S. ambassador to the U.N., backed President Trump’s decision to pause funding to the World Health Organization, accusing the agency on Friday of lacking both the trust and transparency needed in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
The experimental COVID-19 treatment remdesivir is showing promise in a Chicago clinical trial, according to the health news site STAT.
And Ford and GE have signed a $336 million contract with the federal government to build ventilators for the coronavirus fight.
Any questions? Check out Fox News Digital's coronavirus live blog: Former Assistant US Surgeon General James Galloway answers your questions.
And there were several other developments:
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged Americans who have not received their stimulus check to make sure their direct deposit information has been shared with the Internal Revenue Service via the new “Get My Payment” tool, which allows people to provide their bank information in order to get the funds.
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