| Boris Johnson Moved Into Intensive Care
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is now in intensive care in the hospital after being admitted yesterday over his continued coronavirus symptoms.
Johnson announced a little over a week ago he tested positive for the coronavirus. On Sunday, he was admitted to the hospital yesterday in what his office called a “precautionary step” after having persistent symptoms.
"This is going to be a bad week."
Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that states are “putting themselves at risk” by not instituting lockdowns, and that it would be false for anyone to claim America has the coronavirus pandemic under control. In a Sunday interview with CBS’ Margaret Brennan on Face The Nation, Fauci explained that “this is going to be a bad week” for the country because “we’re going to continue to see an escalation” in Covid-19 projections.
"WE WILL GET THRU THIS"
CNN host Brooke Baldwin who tested positive for the coronavirus last week has shared with her followers that she is doing well in her fight against COVID-19. “I’m very healthy and feel like one of the lucky ones… but am careful to still take this day by day,” Baldwin shared in a post to Instagram on Sunday morning.
Postponed Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers (D) announced on Monday he would order a postponement of the elections that were scheduled to happen in his state tomorrow. The governor stated that all in-person voting for statewide and local elections would be pushed back to June.
Your ratio of the day Why is CNN's John Harwood tweeting about a Fox News contributor’s make up? Good question. And there were a lot of people asking it.
Disturbing, unusual, out of the ordinary Mediaite founder and ABC News chief legal analyst Dan Abrams went off on President Donald Trump today for his firing of intelligence community inspector general Michael Atkinson, the official who first brought the whistleblower complaint to Congress. The president’s decision to fire Atkinson dropped on Friday night. Abrams said on his SiriusXM show the president was clearly “trying to bury” the firing of someone he wasn’t happy with.
"Quack cure"
Dr. William Haseltine, a biologist and former Harvard Medical School professor, warned Americans against using much-hyped malarial drugs to fight the coronavirus on Fox News, Monday, describing it as a “quack cure” which could have fatal side effects. On Dana Perino’s The Daily Briefing, Haseltine said, “It’s sad to me that people are promoting that drug. We know already from studies at best it will have a very mild effect. At very best.”
Mask-Match FOX News Channel anchor Eric Shawn has been featuring good news and positive stories (as has Mediaite), and this weekend, he brought to the air the founders of Mask-Match, who have been working hard to get masks "directly into the hands of the healthcare workers who are on the front lines right now."
A great effort, and a great story. | 
