Trump confirms he's leaving hospital as his press secretary announces COVID-19 diagnosis.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany says she has tested positive for COVID-19, adding that she would begin quarantining and that the White House medical unit does not list any members of the press as close contacts.
In a statement posted on Twitter, McEnany said she is not experiencing any symptoms.
The Queenslander will become the first Australian to end consecutive years at No. 1 since Lleyton Hewitt achieved the feat in 2001-2002.
Around the world.
- Democratic candidate Joe Biden says he's open to another in-person debate with Donald Trump later this month "if scientists say it's safe."
- Roughly one in 10 may have been infected with the coronavirus around the world, the World Health Organisation says.
- The CSIRO has estimated there are 14 million tonnes of microplastics on the seafloor, twice the amount of plastic pollution estimated to be on the ocean's surface.
— With AAP.
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