Even before this, however, Trump has made a point of elevating OAN’s visibility, sometimes at Fox’s expense. At a November news conference in the East Room, for example, Trump appeared alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The event was a “two and two” in press corps parlance, meaning that the leaders would each take questions from two U.S. journalists and two Turkish journalists. … [Read more...] about Fox isn’t enough: Amid coronavirus crisis, Trump leans on a new media friend
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Coronavirus: New Lenox Hospital Must Care For Stateville Inmates
Meanwhile, the Illinois Department of Corrections announced Monday that the Stateville center had its first coronavirus death. At least 77 other prisoners are being kept in isolation because of COVID-19 symptoms, as well as 11 staff members. Because of the outbreak, the National Guard will be deployed to create a temporary medical facility on the grounds of Stateville. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: New Lenox Hospital Must Care For Stateville Inmates
Coronavirus: Alameda Co. Superior Court Adds New Remote Services
In-custody persons charged with misdemeanor offenses appeared in court via video broadcast from the Santa Rita Jail as the judge and court staff were present in the courthouse, according to a release by the Superior Court of Alameda. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: Alameda Co. Superior Court Adds New Remote Services
Q&A: How to get aid for a small business hit by virus crisis
They can be, if they're used to retain or hire workers. Starting Friday, the Small Business Administration is guaranteeing $349 billion in potentially forgivable loans under the rescue package. A business with up to 500 employees, including owners who work solo and freelancers, can borrow up to $10 million to be repaid over two years at an annual rate of 0.5%. The money that's used to pay salaries can be forgiven, and a portion of money used for rent, mortgage interest and/or utilities can be at least partially forgiven. Payments are deferred for six months. … [Read more...] about Q&A: How to get aid for a small business hit by virus crisis
California’s shelter in place may be working, but coronavirus is still a threat, Gov. Newsom says
In Sacramento County, 90 new cases were reported on Wednesday, bringing the total to 314 — and public health officials said they were especially concerned to learn that about a third of all cases can be linked to church gatherings. The information prompted authorities to issue a special advisory against attending church services, even though such gatherings already are not allowed under state shelter-in-place orders. … [Read more...] about California’s shelter in place may be working, but coronavirus is still a threat, Gov. Newsom says
