Donald Trump Announces Hold on World Health Organization Funding
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday at the White House that he would put a hold on funding to the World Health Organization, amid the coronavirus crisis. SOURCE
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President Donald Trump announced Tuesday at the White House that he would put a hold on funding to the World Health Organization, amid the coronavirus crisis. SOURCE
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