Permanent historical factsheet

COVID-19

United States · Government / Government of United States of America. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

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2020Date range
2Named people
2Places

Chronological records

2020

Donald Trump21 January 2020

Washington DC · Government / Government of United States of America

The United States confirms its first COVID-19 case.

Mike Pence26 February 2020

Washington DC · Government / Government of United States of America

Named to lead the White House coronavirus task force.

Donald Trump13 March 2020

Washington DC · Government / Government of United States of America

Declares a national emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic.

Donald Trump27 March 2020

Washington DC · Government / Government of United States of America

Signs the CARES Act relief package.

Donald Trump2 October 2020

Bethesda · Government / Government of United States of America

Is admitted to Walter Reed after testing positive for COVID-19.

Donald Trump2 October 2020

Washington DC · Government / Government of United States of America

Announces he and Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19.

Names involved

Donald TrumpMike Pence

Provenance

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