It's Wednesday, April 15th, 2020.

The sun is out in the nation's capital, but it's pretty cold for mid-April.

I'm Sean Ramos-Furham, and this is your coronavirus update from today.

Explained, more than two million people across the world have or have had this coronavirus

in the face of this growing global pandemic.

President Trump is suspending funding for the World Health Organization.

He accused the WHO of covering up the spread of COVID-19 and failing to investigate claims

coming out of Wuhan that directly conflicted with reports from the Chinese government.

The president said we have not been treated properly before sending the WHO to its room

and canceling its allowance for 60 to 90 days while a review is conducted.

Speaker Pelosi said in a statement last night, the truth is a weak person, a poor leader,

takes no responsibility.

A weak person blames.

Others, the United States, is the largest single donor to the WHO.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guidero said this was not the time to reduce the WHO's resources.

A whole lot of Americans are about to have slightly more resources.

Those stimulus checks are now on their way along with President Trump's Sharpie-Scraw signature.

According to the Washington Post, it will be the first time a president's name appears

on an IRS disbursement.

If you're going to direct the deposit route, you'll sadly have to close your eyes and

imagine that signature when you check your balance online.

High school students might have to overt their eyes pretty soon at home, digital versions

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