Trump accused of using virus briefing as advertising spotBeware online tests and cures, experts saySee all our coronavirus coverageSupport the Guardian’s independent journalism. Make a contribution 2.52pm BST Ohio Governor Mike DeWine complained about the lack of “widespread testing” in a CNN interview this morning, echoing reported complaints from other governors.Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says the state will see its peak in coronavirus cases “between mid-April and mid-May… It’s a 30-day period time. We’re not quite sure when.”“Part of this is driven by the fact that we don’t have widespread testing,” he adds.https://t.co/LO087rLFBH pic.twitter.com/DMD8onU2LV 2.35pm BST House speaker Nancy Pelosi said Democrats’ fourth coronavirus bill would help to serve state and local leaders grappling with the pandemic.On a call yesterday with reporters, Pelosi said the legislation would include proposals on clean water, infrastructure and rural broadband. Continue reading…
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