Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said over the weekend that while he and the House agreed on a deal, the two parties had also agreed to issue a "technical correction" to the bill on Monday.
Trump urged Americans to ease up with their shopping as people panic about not having enough food or household items while they are increasingly being asked to stay at home for extended periods of times.
Biden and Sanders, in a one-on-one Democratic primary debate, cast themselves as better equipped to handle the coronavirus pandemic than President Trump.
The Democrat-led house last week passed the second round of legislation, aimed at helping workers and individuals struggling to make it through the crisis.
While listening to President Trump announce the European travel ban in his Oval Office address, my mind wandered back in time to the early G20 meetings of finance ministers and heads of government in 2009 when the United States and its European partners worked together to head off a global financial meltdown.
Trump had said earlier Saturday that he had taken a test for the coronavirus and was awaiting results. He said he had decided he would do so after a press conference Friday, in which he was pressed on whether he would take a test.
The president claims he was "given a set of circumstances" that wasn't meant for the high numbers of potential coronavirus infections and casts blame on his predecessor, Barack Obama.
"The next eight weeks are critical," Trump said as he declared a national emergency over the coronavirus outbreak, freeing up as much as $50 billion for states' use.
Trump said people with federal student debt won't have to pay interest amid the coronavirus. That means borrowers could put their payments on pause without any penalty.
President Donald Trump said that he will not take any precautionary measures following his close contact at Mar-a-Lago with a Brazilian official who was diagnosed with the coronavirus.