Author: Savannah Behrmann, USA TODAY

A Democrat-turned-Republican faces a fight on both sides and Delaware’s favorite son finally has his name on the ballot in his home state.

Dr. Anthony Fauci said Monday the United States’ handle on the COVID-19 outbreak is “really not good” and that action is needed to curb the spread.

About 1,700 troops will provide support to the “Salute to America” celebrations in Washington, D.C., as well as flyovers of other cities.

White House and Trump campaign staff members dismissed the remarks as humor.

Speaking during a Senate Judiciary hearing about police violence, both the Senators dismissed the idea of systemic racism.

June 2 has become the “Super Tuesday” of postponed elections, as many states are trying to cope with a deadly pandemic, and now protests.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 87, underwent “non-surgical treatment” for acute cholecystitis, and is expected to remain at Johns Hopkins for a day or two.

Dr. Brian Monahan reportedly said he only had enough tests for senators with symptoms of COVID-19 and not the entire senate. They return May 4.

Trump’s comments came after discussion of a study that touted sunlight and household disinfectants as being effective in killing the coronavirus.

Michael Caputo deleted nearly his entire Twitter feed before April 12. He started his new position at Health and Human Services on April 15.