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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday said “you’d have to be blind” to think calls to further calls to investigate the coronavirus deaths linked to state nursing homes amid the pandemic are “not political.” Go to Source
Washington D.C. officials on Monday added five states to its list of those required to quarantine upon arrival to the city amid the coronavirus pandemic. Go to Source
FBI Director Christopher Wray and former FBI director James Comey are both in “big trouble,” Former Deputy National Security Adviser K.T. McFarland told “America’s Newsroom” Monday. Go to Source
President Trump on Monday urged Portland to “bring in” the National Guard, after months of unrest, calling the city “out of control,” and warning local officials that they will “be held responsible.” Go to Source
The director of California’s Department of Public Health announced her surprise resignation on Sunday after the state surpassed 550,000 coronavirus cases. Go to Source
President Trump slammed Ben Sasse Monday morning, calling him a “RINO” and claiming he’s “gone rogue” after the GOP senator labeled his coronavirus economic relief executive actions “unconstitutional slop.” Go to Source
“What we should be doing is … what is patriotic, which is, when you can’t socially distance, wear a mask,” White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said on Monday. Go to Source
Attorney General Bill Barr accused the media of pushing their own “narrative” instead of reporting facts on the ground when it comes to coverage of civil unrest in cities across the country following George Floyd’s death. Go to Source
From Joe Biden to Barack Obama to Hillary Clinton, the biggest names in the Democratic Party will speak in prime time at the Democratic National Convention, but party officials say that some everyday Americans will also be prominently featured at the four-day quadrennial confab. Go to Source
When it comes to mail-in voting, Democrats are purposefully trying to create chaos ahead of the November election, Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said Monday. Go to Source
