This isn’t the first time in recent weeks that Trump’s campaign has promoted imagery rooted in anti-Semitism.

Though President Trump and the GOP were hoping to avoid social distancing measures when they selected Jacksonville, FL, the state’s recent surge in cases has forced officials to implement health measures.

Twitter’s action against Trump's tweet added to an already tense week between the president and the social media platform.

Multiple elected officials have said the President is sending a poor message by visiting places with stay-at-home orders or refusing to wear a mask.

No positive cases have been confirmed at the prison complex where Manafort was serving time.

The disastrous press conference included the president telling an Asian-American journalist to "ask China" about her question.

While the pledge conference took place, the Trump administration instead held a telephone briefing for reporters, during which senior officials repeatedly called the U.S. a “leader” in the fight against COVID-19.

“Please do not ingest or inject disinfectant. I feel like one should not have to say this.”

Despite the president’s eagerness to reopen the economy, health officials like Dr. Fauci are still cautioning against lifting restrictions too soon.

The off-topic question about the “Tiger King” was asked during a coronavirus press briefing—and people had a lot to say afterwords.

Kayleigh McEnany has claimed in the past that the coronavirus wouldn’t come to the U.S. and that Trump “is the best authority” on the virus.

This original podcast takes a deep-dive into many of the powerful people deciding how our country is handling the coronavirus pandemic.