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The Senate is set to acquit President Trump of charges next week, with a final vote expected on Wednesday. The Senate recently voted against calling more witnesses, with two Republicans siding with Democrats. Meanwhile, the US has declared the coronavirus a public health emergency following the WHO's global declaration. Six cases are confirmed in the US, with more under investigation. President Trump has expanded his travel ban to include six additional countries, sparking controversy and legal challenges from Muslim advocacy groups.

What was the outcome of the Senate vote regarding additional witnesses in President Trump's trial?

• The Senate was evenly split on the decision.

• The Senate postponed the decision.

• The Senate voted against calling more witnesses.

• The Senate voted to call more witnesses.

How many coronavirus cases were confirmed in the US at the time of the public health emergency declaration?

• 10 cases

• 6 cases

• 15 cases

• 3 cases

Which organization declared the coronavirus a global health emergency before the US declared it a public health emergency?

• United Nations

• World Health Organization

• European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Which of the following countries was NOT added to the expanded travel ban by President Trump?

• India

• Eritrea

• Nigeria

• Myanmar

What criticism has been directed at President Trump's travel ban policy?

• It targets countries with high crime rates.

• It targets countries with high economic growth.

• It targets Muslim-majority countries.

• It targets countries with large populations.