Prince Charles just tested positive for the coronavirus. The heir to the British throne is worth up to $400 million — here's how he makes and spends his fortune.

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Prince Charles just tested positive for the coronavirus. The heir to the British throne is worth up to $400 million — here's how he makes and spends his fortune.
 
 
Prince Charles just tested positive for the coronavirus. The heir to the British throne is worth up to $400 million — here's how he makes and spends his fortune.
 
The 71-year-old Prince of Wales, who gets most of his money from the Duchy of Cornwall, has been mildly symptomatic but otherwise is in good health.
 
 
 
 
 
Trump says there will be 'suicides by the thousands' if the US coronavirus shutdown continues
 
 
Trump says there will be 'suicides by the thousands' if the US coronavirus shutdown continues
 
The president said that "we have to put the country to work" or there could be "suicides by the thousands" if the economic slump continues.
 
 
 
 
 
Trump's campaign is trying to remove a video of him appearing to call the coronavirus a 'hoax,' saying it's misleading
 
 
Trump's campaign is trying to remove a video of him appearing to call the coronavirus a 'hoax,' saying it's misleading
 
The campaign ad "is deliberately false and misleading," according to President Donald Trump's reelection campaign.
 
 
 
 
 
 
G7 countries fail to deliver a joint statement because US insists on saying 'Wuhan virus' for the coronavirus
 
 
G7 countries fail to deliver a joint statement because US insists on saying 'Wuhan virus' for the coronavirus
 
"It's not racist at all," Trump said last week. "It comes from China — that's why. It comes from China. I want to be accurate."
 
 
 
 
 
Sen. Lindsey Graham threatens to derail coronavirus economic aid bill over boosted unemployment benefits, calling it 'Bernie Sanders on steroids'
 
 
Sen. Lindsey Graham threatens to derail coronavirus economic aid bill over boosted unemployment benefits, calling it 'Bernie Sanders on steroids'
 
Graham and three other GOP senators said they would oppose the $2 trillion bill unless their concerns were addressed.
 
 
 
 
 
Read the internal letter sent by Amazon employees asking the company to protect its warehouse workers and take a stand against ICE amid the coronavirus pandemic
 
 
Read the internal letter sent by Amazon employees asking the company to protect its warehouse workers and take a stand against ICE amid the coronavirus pandemic
 
A group of Amazon employees called We Won't Build It said the company should better protect employees at data centers, warehouses, and Whole Foods.
 
 
 
 
 
Trump says he wants to lift coronavirus lockdown by Easter because it's a 'beautiful time.' Dr. Fauci says the deadline needs to be 'flexible.'
 
 
Trump says he wants to lift coronavirus lockdown by Easter because it's a 'beautiful time.' Dr. Fauci says the deadline needs to be 'flexible.'
 
Dr. Anthony Fauci, a member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, followed up by saying that the deadline was "really very flexible."
 
 
 
 
 
Hotels and airlines are just the beginning — here's how the coronavirus recession could cause job losses across the US economy
 
 
Hotels and airlines are just the beginning — here's how the coronavirus recession could cause job losses across the US economy
 
The economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic threatens to wipe out many jobs in the US, particularly but not just in travel and hospitality.
 
 
 
 
 
Los Angeles mayor rebuts Trump and warns the city is 'days away' from fate of New York
 
 
Los Angeles mayor rebuts Trump and warns the city is 'days away' from fate of New York
 
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti disputed Trump's claim that the country is almost ready to get back to normal, saying the darkest days lie ahead.
 
 
 
 
 
People who intentionally spread coronavirus could be prosecuted under federal anti-terrorism laws, DOJ official says
 
 
People who intentionally spread coronavirus could be prosecuted under federal anti-terrorism laws, DOJ official says
 
State-level prosecutors in Missouri and New Jersey have already pressed terrorism charges against people accused of intentionally spreading the virus.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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