The Patriot Post® · Tuesday News Executive Summary

By Jordan Candler ·
https://patriotpost.us/articles/69782-tuesday-news-executive-summary-2020-04-07

The Latest on Coronavirus


  • The steep rise in coronavirus deaths appeared to be leveling off Monday in hard-hit New York (AP)

  • Austria and Denmark are first in Europe to announce easing of lockdowns (The Washington Post)

  • Researchers lower fatality projections in model used by White House (The Daily Caller)

  • Trump approves USNS Comfort to treat New York patients (UPI)

  • Communist sympathizers at WHO demand abortion be considered “essential” healthcare services during pandemic (The Daily Wire)

  • Trump nominates White House lawyer Brian Miller to serve as Special Inspector General for Pandemic Recovery (The Daily Caller)

Government & Politics


  • Pelosi says next stimulus boondoggle will be $1 trillion or more (Bloomberg)

  • “I appreciate his calling”: Trump says he and Biden had a “warm conversation” about coronavirus (Washington Examiner)

  • Trump asks reporter if she’s working for the Chinese government after pro-Beijing questions. Sure enough, her agency is a front for the CCP. (The Daily Caller)

  • Bring back Scott Walker: Wisconsin Supreme Court overturns governor’s gamesmanship, orders Tuesday elections to proceed (Politico)

  • Hillary Clinton can’t duck out of Benghazi testimony by citing official privilege, State Department says (PJ Media)

National Security


Economy & Heartland


  • Rise in searches for “How to set fire” a sign insurance fraud beckons as economy crashes (Washington Examiner)

  • Auto insurers rightfully refunding millions due to stay-at-home policies (Fox News)

  • Erick Erickson celebrates act of charity. Leftist malcontents accuse him of erecting “burning cross.” (PJ Media)

  • District court upholds closing of Los Angeles-area gun shops (The Volokh Conspiracy)

Closing Arguments


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