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Cleveland police reportedly banned the media from being downtown on Sunday during the second consecutive day of George Floyd riots in the city.

Joel Pollak disputed derision of Donald Trump as a “racist” in a Politicon podcast with Cenk Uygur, Bill Burton, Joe Walsh, and Clay Aiken.

A coronavirus “misinformation” webinar sponsored by controversial Chinese technology company Huawei featuring the likes of author and CNN commentator Van Jones and pop star will.i.am has been canceled after organizers said it had “become a distraction from other priorities.”

The United States will need even more immigrants once the economy has recovered from the coronavirus crash, according to the editorial board of Mike Bloomberg’s news site.

The American people have daily faced the grim realities of coronavirus, but leftists hope the disease will change America forever.

More than 55,000 Americans are dead, some 27 million are unemployed, and the headline out of Monday’s White House press briefing is a useless, attention-seeking gotcha question asked by Antony Weiner’s former intern.

Joe Biden has most of corporate Hollywood and a growing slate of celebrities supporting his bid for the White House. But there is a lone Hollywood figure who is creating a major commotion by calling foul on his campaign —  Rose McGowan.

I know what you are thinking. Everybody knows he is a swashbuckling, loud-mouthed, crass-talking Yankee. You know … Don. Don from Queens. The real estate mogul who slaps his name in gold on everything he owns. The guy who picks fights with reporters in wildly entertaining beatdowns worthy of the pro-wrestling circuit.

The reporter, Niels Lesniewski of Roll Call, was called on by Trump as he was wearing a mask. 

So that’s 15 additional dangerous coronavirus lies told by the media, on top of the 12 documented earlier … and I’m almost certainly missing a few.

The UK’s two leading Jewish newspapers will cease publishing, casualties of a reduced advertising and readership market sparked by the Chinese coronavirus epidemic.

Actor Chris Evans has called President Trump a “dumb sh*t,” said he’s worse than a “sh*tty playground bully,” and a “reckless moron.” Now the “Captain America” star says he’s backing off bashing the president on social media ahead of the launch of his bipartisan political website.

Progressives romanticize the nation’s shameful reliance on stoop-labor migrants to harvest food for wealthy Americans, even during the coronavirus epidemic, says Mark Krikorian, director of the Center for Immigration Studies.

Americans want to “pull together as a country” to overcome the coronavirus outbreak despite the efforts of news media outlets such as CNN, said Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), offering his remarks on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Sunday with host Joel Pollak.

President Donald Trump’s border reforms are helping the Department of Homeland Security to eject most southern migrants in just 96 minutes, according to a report in the Washington Post.

If the Chinese virus is enormously dangerous to people with certain medical conditions and those over 70 years old, but a much smaller danger to those under 70, then shutting down the entire country indefinitely is probably a bad idea.

Every pandemic has a silver lining. In this one, we have finally determined without any doubt that regular White House press briefings no longer serve any useful purpose and should never be resumed.

Actor John Cusack has told President Donald Trump to “rot in hell” after the commander in chief scolded an NBC News reporter during Friday’s White House press conference on the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. media outlets uncritically relayed China’s claim of zero new coronavirus infections in Hubei province and the city of Wuhan on Thursday, mixing in outrageous helpings of fawning praise for the Communist dictatorship that unleashed the virus upon the world.

“Feel free to call me, the vice president, anybody at the table, anybody in the room, except for the media, don’t call the media,” Trump said on Thursday, as he concluded a live conference call with American governors.

“When you say I wasn’t prepared, I was the first one to do the ban. Now, other countries are doing what I did,” he said.

Public mistrust of the media had increased America’s vulnerability to the coronavirus outbreak, argued Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large Joel Pollak.

The media is celebrating that the coronavirus –– which has killed over 3,000 in China –– could be combating climate change as nations’ economies around the world are ground to a halt.

Chinese media outlets import numerous journalists into the United States via the H-1B program, usually at very low salaries.

Gordon Chang noted mirrored narratives between U.S. left-wing media and China’s state-run propaganda regarding the coronavirus outbreak.

“It might be US army [sic] who brought the epidemic to Wuhan,” tweeted a Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson last week. He then followed up by tweeting a report from a conspiracy website, stating that it provided “further evidence that the virus originated in the US.”

Tuesday, MSNBC “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough criticized President Donald Trump and his supporters for publicly downplaying the seriousness of the coronavirus as it continues to spread. Scarborough said it is “irresponsible” and “deadly” for Trump and his allies to

Shares of most major entertainment and media conglomerates have been hit hard amid continued fears surrounding the coronavirus, with shares of Disney, ViacomCBS, Comcast, and Fox falling below or near their 52-week lows.

The coronavirus has already hammered the travel and airline sectors as more consumers are opting  to stay at home to avoid getting sick. Now the virus has claimed another economic victim: the news media and Hollywood, which are feeling the financial ripple effects of a weakening advertising market.

“I’d like to just ask, and caution that the media, we would respectfully ask the media, and politicians, and everybody else involved not to do anything to incite a panic because there’s no reason to panic at all,” Trump said.