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Dr. Scott Atlas, a member of the White House coronavirus task force and one of President Donald Trump's most trusted COVID advisers at the moment, spoke to RT, a Russian state-sponsored news outlet. "I regret doing the interview and apologize for allowing myself to be taken advantage of," Atlas tweeted.
A state court denied a GOP effort to throw out more than 120,000 votes in Harris County. News is on orders to deliver ballots on time and more, as well.
A Stanford University study claims that some of President Trump's campaign rallies have spread the coronavirus and led to more than 700 deaths.
And the worst-case scenario of overwhelmed health care facilities and workers is coming to pass in many areas, with almost 50,000 Americans hospitalized.
As Florida campaign rallygoers chanted "fire Fauci" Sunday night, President Donald Trump responded: "Don’t tell anybody but let me wait until a little bit after the election." Meanwhile, Dr. Anthony Fauci did not mince his words in an interview with The Washington Post about the status of the coronavirus crisis: "We’re in for a whole lot of hurt. It’s not a good situation."
Without citing any evidence, President Donald Trump told a campaign rally over the weekend that American medical professionals are inflating COVID death statistics in order to increase profits. Medical groups quickly repudiated the charge.
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations.
Editorial pages express views about the future of health policy and how policy impacts the pandemic.
Two infected workers arrived from the U.S., ending the nation's ability to claim no cases. News is from New Zealand and Italy, as well.
Each week, KHN finds longer stories for you to sit back and enjoy. This week's selections include stories on COVID, drug addiction, pregnancy, children's health and the 2001 anthrax scare.
Opinion writers weigh in on these pandemic issues and other health issues, as well.
News is from California, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, New York, Mississippi, Texas, Utah, Rhode Island and North Carolina.
The star athlete won't play in this weekend's game against Boston College. In other sports and recreation news: A wife of a Tampa Bay Rays player has tested positive, as well as several on a pit crew for NASCAR driver William Byron; JetBlue will let people sit in the middle seats; and more.
You can still buy them, but they won't be on display, the company says.
The work done by Columbia University researchers shows that the tool, recently awarded a Nobel Prize, can cause potential harm. News is on immunotherapy and neurology, as well.
The University of Vermont Health Network is working with the FBI to investigate the attack. The FBI, Department of Homeland Security and Department of Health and Human Services had issued a joint warning Wednesday about an "imminent" threat.
Since a March high of 25.6%, death rates dropped to 7.6% in August, according to researchers at NYU Langone Health. Other news is on antibodies, vaccine distribution and more.
The $265 million public campaign collapsed in September. Democrats on the House Oversight and Reform Committee released the records Thursday and accused HHS Secretary Alex Azar of “a cover-up to conceal the Trump administration’s misuse of hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars for partisan political purposes.”
The two argued back and forth Thursday about a letter the House Speaker wrote to the Treasury secretary faulting Republicans for the failed talks.
Inspections conducted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services during the early part of the pandemic cleared 8 out of 10 nursing homes of infection-control violations, The Washington Post reports.
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