The share of Americans who succumb to COVID-19 is dropping and is lower than many peer nations, but the U.S. death toll hit a once-unfathomable 150,000 Wednesday.
Rep. Louie Gohmert of Texas tested positive for the coronavirus Wednesday, making him the latest federal lawmaker to contract the virus and sparking a review of Capitol Hill's ability to stiff-arm the pathogen.
President Trump on Wednesday said money for a new FBI building near his Washington hotel should stay in the GOP's coronavirus relief bill and that Senate Republicans raising concerns about it should go "back to school."
President Trump on Wednesday said Sen. Kamala Harris of California would be a "fine choice" for his November opponent, Joseph R. Biden, who is vetting potential running mates.
President Trump took the first steps Tuesday to bring drug manufacturing back to the U.S., announcing his administration is giving the Eastman Kodak Company a $765 million loan through the Defense Production Act to produce generic drugs in the U.S.
President Trump's effort to strike a deal with pharmaceutical companies got off to a rocky start Tuesday amid a dispute over the White House's push to align the price for certain Medicare drugs with what other nations pay.
President Trump said Monday his administration is "unleashing America's scientific genius" to land a coronavirus vaccine that could return life to normal months from now.
The coronavirus infiltrated the top of the Trump administration Monday when the White House disclosed that National Security Adviser Robert C. O'Brien had tested positive for COVID-19.
President Trump signed a batch of executive orders Friday designed to slash drug prices in an election year, including a long-awaited push to align the price of Medicare drugs with what other developed nations pay.
The Trump administration on Friday said reopening schools is not a matter of "if" it happens but "how it must be done" this fall, as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention rolled out new guidelines that support President Trump's push to resume classroom learning amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Tropical Storm Gonzalo may weaken before it becomes a full-blown hurricane, but it is the seventh named storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, underscoring a federal scramble to make sure states are ready to handle an "apocalyptic" scenario in which the COVID-19 nightmare clashes with a disaster response.
President Trump on Thursday abruptly canceled the portion of the Republican National Convention he moved from North Carolina to Florida because of a spat over coronavirus restrictions, saying the surge that blanketed the Sun Belt with infections made it impossible.
Pfizer will provide 100 million doses of its coronavirus vaccine if and when it is approved later this year under a "historic" deal with the government, President Trump said Wednesday, as three states and D.C. scrambled in the meantime to stanch the virus by mandating masks outside the home.
President Trump tried to seize control of the coronavirus narrative Tuesday, returning to the White House podium to acknowledge surging cases while trumpeting progress on treatments and a vaccine that would soothe his election-year nightmare.
Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday said he and second lady Karen Pence would have no qualms about sending their children back to school in the fall, as the coronavirus sparks debate about whether it is safe.
President Trump's decision to resume coronavirus briefings Tuesday is prompting advice from both corners of the political spectrum, with a former press secretary saying the president needs to "talk personally" and avoid spats with reporters.