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Our DC bureau chief on covering a escalating public health crisis, an economic crisis – and a crisis of leadership I’m heading to the White House in the middle of a global pandemic – not a phrase I ever imagined writing when I was a schoolboy in Britain thinking about a career in journalism. Downtown Washington resembles a deserted film set these days, most of its famed monuments and museums closed. At the White House gates a white tent has been set up; a medical worker zaps me with a device that takes my temperature and gives me the all clear. After passing through security, I arrive at the West Wing briefing room, usually bustling like a railway station, but now sparsely populated by journalists, some wearing face masks. This is the closest any of us will get to the court of George III, with its mix of awesome power and terrifying capriciousness Continue reading…
