Some headlines that caught our eye.
The Wuhan Virus & Reopening
Americans Fight Over Everything Else — Why Not Add Religious Services To The List? — Andrew Malcolm, McClatchy
U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Rises Above 100,000 — Sam Meredith, CNBC
2020 Presidential Election
Biden Makes His Play For Sanders Voters — Andrew Solender, Forbes
Economy Overtakes Healthcare As No. 1 Campaign Issue: Poll — David M. Drucker, Washington Examiner
Least-Surprising Headline Of The Day
AFL-CIO Endorses Biden — Alex Gangitano, The Hill
The Trump-Twitter War
Twitter Places Fact-Checking Warning On Trump Tweet For 1st Time — Bobby Allyn, NPR
Twitter Wants To Target Conservatives — With None Of A Publisher’s Responsibilities — Sohrab Ahmari, The New York Post
Twitter Fact-Checker Has History Of Politically Charged Posts — Steven Nelson And Natalie Musumeci, The New York Post
Trump Threatens To Close Down Social Media Platforms — Tzvi Joffre, Jerusalem Post
A Death In Minneapolis
Minneapolis Police Officer At Center Of George Floyd’s Death Dad History Of Complaints — Erik Ortiz And Donna Mendell, NBC News
Russia-Collusion Investigation
Expose the ‘Trump–Russia’ Plot — at All Levels — Conrad Black, National Review
House Dems Adjourn Without FISA Vote After Trump Threatens Veto — Marisa Schultz, Fox News
House FISA Bill Suddenly On Life Support — Chris Mills Rodrigo And Jordain Carney, The Hill
Business, Economy After Coronavirus
Boeing Laying Off 6,770 Employees, With More To Come — Brianna Gurciullo, Politico
Bankruptcy Cases, Store Closings Pile Up As Coronavirus Wreaks Havoc For J.C. Penney, Hertz, Others — Nathan Bomey, USA Today
Fed Finds New Challenge For Economy: Workers Who Don’t Want To Come Back To Jobs — Jeff Cox, CNBC
Fed’s Beige Book Reports Coronavirus Pandemic Triggered ‘Sharp’ Decline In Economic Growth — Megan Henney, Fox Business
Boeing Resumes Production Of Beleaguered 737 Max Planes — Leslie Josephs, CNBC
Using these vague “policy violations,” Google is now threatening to demonetize us. It’s part of Big Tech’s effort to silence conservative voices.