New York City has hired 1,000 workers to conduct contact tracing to monitor the spread of coronavirus, but they will not be asking people if they have participated in any of the protests that have taken place throughout the city following the death of George Floyd, Fox News has confirmed. Go to Source

Rep. Tom Rice, R-S.C., said Monday he and his family had tested positive for Covid-19.  Go to Source

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, opposed Asbury Park’s resolution. Go to Source

Democratic Senate candidate Amy McGrath of Kentucky  – showcasing her grassroots appeal – took to Twitter this weekend to tout her fundraising prowess. Go to Source

Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., likened Chicago’s police union to the Klu Klux Klan, saying both organizations were “like kissing, hugging and law-breaking cousins.”  Go to Source

American pride has fallen to its lowest point in nearly 20 years amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the civil unrest in the wake of the death of George Floyd, a survey finds. Go to Source

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee are calling for a review into the controversial EB-5 immigrant investor visa program — warning that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) may be abusing the program to get its members into the United States. Go to Source

Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee issued a report Monday on the origins of the novel coronavirus, accusing China and the World Health Organization of a “failure of monumental proportions” in properly handling the virus at its onset. Go to Source

Police officers are being demanded to go above and beyond their typical call of duty to handle ongoing protests and unrest, even as political figures are calling for their departments to be defunded or abolished entirely. Go to Source

Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale on Monday said they have received more than 1 million ticket requests for President Trump’s first campaign-style rally since the coronavirus lockdowns slated to take place Saturday. Go to Source