In a four-minute video posted on Twitter on Saturday from his hospital suite at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, a tired-looking Trump said he was feeling "much better."
Trump has played down the threat of the coronavirus pandemic from the outset, even as the disease has killed more than 200,000 Americans and hammered the U.S. economy.
The development was the latest dramatic twist in an extraordinary election year that had many banks and investors planning for no clear winner on Nov. 3 with a global market panic expected to ensue, Reuters reported Wednesday.
The content included memes featuring Trump’s instructions to the group to “stand back and stand by,” said Brian Fishman, who directs Facebook’s team handling counterterrorism and dangerous organizations.
Biden, told by Trump he had adopted former Democratic presidential rival Bernie Sanders’ “socialized medicine” proposals, said of the president: “Everybody here knows he’s a liar. ... You picked the wrong guy on the wrong night at the wrong time.”
Republican President Donald Trump repeatedly interrupted Democratic rival Joe Biden in the Cleveland debate, the first ahead of the Nov. 3 U.S. presidential election, that touched on Trump’s taxes, the economy, the coronavirus pandemic and election integrity.
H.R McMaster, retired United States Army Lieutenant General and former National Security Advisor for the Trump Administration, was a key eyewitness to the construction of President Trump’s foreign policy, and a critic of how “the last few Presidents” have made the United States vulnerable.
The complaint accused Donald Trump, his sister Maryanne Trump Barry, and his brother Robert Trump, who died in August, of "rampant fraud and misconduct."
She accused the siblings of seizing control of the real estate empire built by their father Fred Trump Sr, who died in 1999, and exploiting it to enrich themselves.
The moves were the latest in Trump's effort, since taking office in January 2017, to roll back a detente with America's old Cold War foe pursued by his Democratic predecessor.
Trump's aides believe his toughened stance on Cuba has gone down well in the large Cuban-American community in south Florida.
"Today as part of our continuing fight against communist oppression I am announcing that the Treasury Department will prohibit US travelers from staying at properties owned by the Cuban government,"