Liberal Media Bias on Full Display During White House's COVID-19 Press Briefings “Media's slant is likely a major factor contributing to the decline of newspapers and broadcast news ratings,” Cal Thomas writes in The Washington Times. “Watching the daily White House press briefings about the virus appears to have put reporters’ biases on naked display . . . And then there is the media’s most potent power—the power to ignore certain stories.” Click here to read more. MORE: “CDC Director Takes WaPo to Task Over an 'Inappropriate' Coronavirus Headline”

President Trump signed a proclamation yesterday temporarily suspending immigration into the United States, a response to the economic crisis caused by the Coronavirus. The President said this action "will ensure that unemployed Americans of all backgrounds will be first in line for jobs as our economy reopens.” Read more from Barbara Sprunt in NPR.

“Harvard University said it will not take the $8.6 million in aid [that] was granted as part of the U.S. government’s efforts to cushion the economic impact of the coronavirus lockdown, reversing itself and bending to U.S. President Donald Trump who said Tuesday that the university should not take the money,” John Carney reports for Breitbart.

“Thirty-four nurses from Colorado landed at Newark Airport on Tuesday afternoon and after a short prayer service headed off to three New Jersey hospitals hit hard by the coronavirus to lend a hand. The nurses, from Centura Health System, part of Catholic Health Initiatives, agreed to travel to New Jersey after its president, Peter Banko, received an appeal from his counterparts in the state,” Matt Fagan reports for NorthJersey.com.