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  • DeSantis ramps up his attacks against Trump

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  • Steve Rattner: The White House deserves a victory lap on the debt deal

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  • 'It's a joyous time': Stars of Broadway's '& Juliet' nominated for Tonys

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  • Chris Matthews: The two middles met on the debt ceiling

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  • Andrew Weissman: If the audio exists, a question of when there will be charges

    05:20
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Experts say renewed testing plan may be too little, too late

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The White House announced a new “blueprint” for coronavirus testing today, but there wasn’t much new about it. President Donald Trump continued to promise that the federal government would help states expand testing capacity, but there were few details about exactly how that would happen. Much of the plan’s execution is left to the states and the private sector, and experts say it’s still not enough to ensure a safe reopening of the economy.