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President interjected with a joke about the models. The professionals did the models. I was never involved with a model, at least this kind of a model, but you know what . Hundreds of thousands of people they say i want much less than that, i want none, but its too late for that. That really happened. President trump also kept his continuing feud with the governors of our states alive, dismissing new york governors Andrew Cuomos request for more ventilators. Can you assure new york that going in...

U. S. , more than 300,000. The governor of new jersey today saying his state has lost more people to the virus than it did on 9 11. New york state and new york city with the most casualties in this country, and today, some very welcome help is on the way. 1,000 ventilators desperately needed for patients sick with the virus expected to arrive in new york city today, donated by china. Elsewhere, nearly every u. S. State and city of any size is virtually standing still this weekend. 42 states in a...

Mark meredith is standing by at the white house with more. Mark . Reporter good evening, jon. The white house says its up to americas governors to decide if and when they can reopen, but governors say until more testing is available, that is an extremely difficult decision for them to make. Vice president mike pence, he was on Fox News Sunday today, and he tried to reassure americans that more testing is coming both on a federal and state level. Now weve cleared four million overall. But in 150,...

Trump and the Daily Briefing on the coronavirus to start at any moment now. Meantime, the president has been digging in his skmeels his ongoing feud with governors around the country over testing and other help from the federal government. The bipartisan frustration on full display today as governors pushed back against trump repeatedly blaming them for any problems they have with equipment or testing. The president arguing that states have everything they need. Thats just delusional to be makin...

FARRELL – Ten alumni have been inducted into the Farrell Alumni Hall of Fame.

Vets from four branches scheduled to attend

In 1983, Uniontown native Rhonda Crawford-Sloan joined the U.S. Army to help pay for college.

Last week the Minister of Commerce, Manufacturing, Business Development, Cooperatives and Consumer Affairs, Emma Hippolyte...