Trump coronavirus

President Donald Trump pulls off his protective face mask as he poses atop the Truman Balcony of the White House after returning from being hospitalized at Walter Reed Medical Center, October 5, 2020. Trump's return to the White House while still contagious and receiving treatment has raised concerns about the risk for aides as well as day-to-day White House staff members such as servers and housekeepers. Photo: Reuters/Erin Scott
Coronavirus chronicle

What we know - and don't know - about Trump's Covid-19 illness

Health experts say the timing of his positive test results suggest he likely contracted the illness in late September

US President Donald Trump pulls off his protective face mask as he poses at the White House after returning from Walter Reed Medical Center where he received coronavirus disease treatment, in Washington, US, 5 October. Photo: Collected
Analysis

The foreign-policy dangers from Trump’s Covid-19 diagnosis

US President Donald Trump holds a face mask as he speaks during the first presidential debate in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sept. 29. JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images
World+Biz

Only state-of-the-art medicine—and luck—can save Trump now

President Donald Trump wears a mask as he tours the American Red Cross national headquarters in Washington on July 30.Doug Mills / The New York Times via AP pool
Coronavirus chronicle

What medicines Trump is given for Covid-19 treatment