There is another side of this that not many are covering
At Least Five U.S. Senators, Briefed on Coronavirus, Sold Stocks Before Market Crash
ProPublica reports Republican Richard Burr, the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, unloaded as much as $1.7 million of his holdings on February 13 in 33 separate transactions. At the time, he had access to classified information about the coronavirus and was receiving daily intelligence briefings. The stock market began plummeting a week after Burr’s sales and has since lost about 30% of its value.
At least four other senators also sold major holdings ahead of the crash: Republicans James Inhofe of Oklahoma, Kelly Loeffler of Georgia and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, as well as Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein. Senator Feinstein is also on the Intelligence Committee, and Senator Loeffler is married to the chair and CEO of the New York Stock Exchange.

President Donald Trump announced that the government would suspend and waive all interest on federally held student loans for 60 days
“I’ve instructed them to take that action immediately,” Trump said, promising to extend the waivers longer than 60 days if needed.
“Borrowers should contact their lenders,” Trump said, adding that it was “going to make a lot of students happy.”
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At @realDonaldTrump’s direction, we are moving Tax Day from April 15 to July 15. All taxpayers and businesses will have this additional time to file and make payments without interest or penalties.
Trump Admin Moves To Severely Restrict Traffic Across U.S.-Mexico Border
Federal officials are moving to strictly limit travel across the U.S.-Mexico border as the coronavirus pandemic spreads while keeping trade between the two nations flowing.