'Every metro area should assume that they will have an outbreak equivalent to New York,' said Dr. Deborah Birx.
Some of the country’s major cities have been the hardest hit by the virus so far with New York City home to over 30,000 confirmed cases and at least 670 deaths.
Asked whether she believes New York, New Jersey and parts of Connecticut should be quarantined to slow the spread of the virus, as President Donald Trump floated on Saturday, Birx wouldn’t say outright.
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Senator says White House turned down emergency coronavirus funding in early FebruarySen. Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, says that Trump administration officials declined an offer of early Congressional funding assistance that he and other senators made during a meeting to discuss the coronavirus on Feb. 5.
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White House health advisor Anthony Fauci: These are the biggest misconceptions about coronavirus'I want to get rid of that misconception that these extremes, that the world is going to end or we don't want to do anything,' White House health advisor Anthony Fauci told NBA star Steph Curry about the COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday. The truth is 'somewhere in the middle.'
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U.S. House will have panel overseeing coronavirus aid law expenditures: PelosiU.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Friday the House will set up a panel to oversee expenditures under the $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief law.
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