The Report: The GOP’s Fading Fear of Donald Trump

Plus: Long COVID, dueling governors and the Army's dilemma

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The GOP's Fading Fear of Donald Trump With Trump out of power and under investigation, the fear factor is diminishing. And GOP presidential wannabes aren't waiting around for him to decide about '24. How Many People Have Long COVID? Long COVID threatens to amass into a new wave of chronic illness with ramifications for health care systems and the economy for years to come. A 'Proxy War' for America's Future During a tense political moment, the governors of California and Florida have become 'archetypes' of a Democratic versus Republican future. Consumers Are Ditching Pelotons for Paninis A shift away from goods to services might be just what the Federal Reserve is counting on. Army Faces New Problems as Vax Deadline Passes The process for identifying and punishing those who have refused to get a COVID-19 vaccine could last months or even a year now that the military's final deadline has passed. BA.4, BA.5 Deepen Their Hold on U.S. The pair made up just 1% of new coronavirus infections at the start of May. Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.

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