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EXCLUSIVE: Microsoft founder Bill Gates said in an exclusive "Fox News Sunday" interview that he believes the United States will be able to get back to normal life around summer 2021 due to progress made on vaccines and he's "optimistic" the coronavirus pandemic "won't last indefinitely" -- although he also panned President Trump's handling of the health crisis and said…

Bill Gates is alarmed by what he views as the Trump administration's bungled response to the coronavirus, and fears that politics will erode public confidence in the eventual vaccine.  The billionaire philanthropist and his wife aired their concerns with multiple news outlets, detailing what they see as a series of errors in confronting a virus…

He channeled support for campaigns to eradicate polio, reduce infant mortality, build schools and help find an AIDS vaccine — among other causes.Bill Gates Sr. in 2010. In 1994 he started what became the world’s largest philanthropy, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. “His motive,” an observer said, “was that with all that money, you…

Bill Gates is siding with President Trump, saying US schools should reopen in the fall despite the continued spread of the coronavirus — claiming “the benefits outweigh the costs.”“I’m a big believer that for young children, the benefits in almost every location — particularly if you can protect the teachers as well — the benefits…

Bill Gates addresses a virtual Covid-19 conference hosted by the International Aids Society. July 11, 2020International Aids Society HandoutBillionaire Bill Gates on Wednesday denied conspiracy theories that accuse the tech mogul and philanthropist of wanting to use coronavirus vaccines to implant tracking devices in people. Gates, whose foundation has donated millions to coronavirus vaccine and treatment…