'A lot of people love Trump', says Trump
During a White House briefing on Monday, PBS reporter Yamiche Alcindor asked President Trump if more people got sick from coronavirus because he was perceived to have downplayed the severity of it. He responded with, "a lot of people love Trump. A lot of people love me."
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told "Hannity" Thursday that he knows many Americans are angry at China over the Beijing government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan and disclosed "I know that the president feels the same way." "[Americans] know this is a result of the virus that originated in Wuhan, China, and they know the Chinese government didn't do the things it needed to do," he said.
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Google Doodle celebrates Susan B. Anthony's 200th birthday
Today's Google doodle on the company's homepage celebrates the 200th birthday of women's rights stalwart Susan B. Anthony, who was a pioneering figure in the women's suffrage movement and also a major voice against slavery and inequality. She died in 1906 but 14 years later women won the right to vote in an amendment that's now called the Susan B. Anthony Amendment.
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Murderer secures right to erase online presence
Murderer secures right to erase online presence
A convicted murderer in Germany, sentenced in 1982 and released in 2002, appealed for the right to erasure of online data about him. While his case was denied by a federal court in 2012, a higher court in Karlsruhe has upheld his rights, which may force online news websites to comply with the ruling by blocking access to articles written about him.
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