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• As of Tuesday night, there are now 1,369,386 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States (an increase of 21,505/1.6 percent from yesterday) and 82,356 deaths attributed to the virus (an increase of 1,959/2.4 percent from yesterday), according to the Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 Dashboard, leading to a mortality rate among confirmed cases of 6 percent (the true mortality rate is likely lower, but it’s impossible to determine precisely due to incomplete testing regimens). Of 9,637,930 coronavirus tests conducted in the United States (255,695 conducted since yesterday), 14.2 percent have come back positive.

• Dr. Anthony Fauci testified before the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee on Tuesday, telling senators that a vaccine would likely not be ready “to facilitate reentry of students into the fall term,” but that “it is much more likely than not that we will get a vaccine” within the next year or two. He added that the virus’s death toll in the United States is “almost certainly” higher than the figures currently being reported, and argued there is a “real risk that you will trigger an outbreak” if states begin reopening too soon.
• In the same hearing, coronavirus testing czar Adm. Brett Giroir told lawmakers he hopes the United States will be able to conduct 40 million to 50 million COVID-19 tests per month by September. Slightly fewer than 10 million tests have been conducted since the pandemic began.
• The United States’ consumer-price index—a measure of economic inflation—declined 0.8 percent in April amid coronavirus lockdowns, the largest one-month drop since 2008.
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• House Democrats released their version of a $3 trillion phase four coronavirus relief package on Tuesday, that would send billions of dollars to state and local governments and hospitals, as well as extend the CARES Act’s $600/month unemployment insurance boost from the end of July through the rest of 2020. Republican leadership and the White House have signaled a desire to wait and reassess the need for additional legislation.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court struck down the Governor's "safer at home" order as non-constitutional. Wisconsin is open. We'll see what that leads to now.

I always wonder when someone cites a media report as something the media won't report.

I'd note that report is anecdotal, a month old, and several more recent credible studies have shown either no benefit or adverse impacts by use of this drug, so I personally wouldn't put much credibility on that one specific story nor expect it to be reported widely today.

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But... IF hydroxychloroquine truly is a miracle treatment, do you really think the "mainstream media" would keep it a secret? Why?

I realize some think they'd do it to damage POTUS, but can you imagine the public outcry that would occur if it was ever proven that the "mainstream media" (which apparently doesn't include ABC) was squashing stories leading to the unnecessary deaths of thousands of Americans?