WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump is citing the coronavirus outbreak as he threatens unprecedented action- adjourning both houses of Congress – to entice the Senate to approve more of his nominees. In recent years, Congress has refused to fully adjourn during most breaks precisely to prevent the president from making recess appointments. Little or no business is conducted in such “pro-forma sessions,” but they give members of both chambers of Congress the chance to go back home without going into recess. It’s a process lawmakers also employed to thwart President Barack Obama’s nominees. Trump says he’s had enough.