A day after leaving the hospital, President Trump played down the severity of Covid-19 and again likened it to seasonal influenza, even as he continues to be treated with a range of therapies typically used for severe cases
WASHINGTON—President Trump plans to attend next week’s debate against Democrat Joe Biden in Miami, his campaign said Tuesday, a day after the president returned from three days of hospitalization for Covid-19.
The debate is scheduled for Oct. 15, which would be two weeks after the president first tested positive. People infected with Covid-19 can stop isolating after 10 days have passed since the onset of symptoms, as long as they haven’t had a fever in 24 hours and their other symptoms are improving, according to Centers...
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