Michael Bloomberg announces US presidential campaign
Michael Bloomberg, 8th richest American with a net worth of 53 billion USD, media magnate and former mayor of New York, has announced his campaign to run for the presidential nomination for the Democratic part. Bloomberg focused on criticizing current president Donald Trump's policies and declared his intentions to defeat him in 2020 and 'rebuild America'.
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Trump’s team members tested positive after the election rally in Tulsa
According to the media reports, dozens of US secret service personnel have been told to self-isolate after two who attended President Donald Trump's rally in Tulsa on Sunday tested positive for Covid-19. The Washington Post reported that the six advance team members who tested positive before Saturday's rally included two Secret Service personnel. They both attended a planning meeting on Friday
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“Don’t ask me, ask China”, Trump clashes with Chinese-American journalist
US President Donald Trump left his coronavirus press briefing abruptly on Monday after clashing with a Chinese-American reporter who asked questions about America’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. TV network CBS News reporter Weijia Jiang asked Trump why he continued to insist that the US was doing better than other countries when it came to testing for the virus. Trump replied. "Don't ask me, ask China that question, OK?"
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Bernie Sanders drops out of 2020 Presidential Race
In a call with his campaign staff on Wednesday, Senator Bernie Sanders ended his Presidential Campaign, paving way for Joe Biden for a showdown with Donald Trump in November this year. Bernie Sanders’ Presidential campaign started on a good note as he performed well initially before Joe Biden’s blowout victory in South California
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Democratic Hopeful Tulsi Gabbard drops out of the race
Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii has announced that she will be dropping out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. She was the last remaining woman still contending for the nomination and has now decided to endorse ex-Vice President Joe Biden instead of Bernie Sanders. She will return to Hawai and serve as a major in the Hawaii Army National Guard.
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