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Years / 2020 / April /7

• USNS Comfort approved to take COVID-19 patients, as crew member tests positive for the virus
• USNS Comfort crew member tests positive for COVID-19
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 07PM
• President Trump says he will look into putting a hold on US funding for 'China-centric' WHO
• Trump sees signs slow the spread strategies are working, says he'll protect Americans if their governor fails
• Coronavirus takes a toll on family finances
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 06PM
• Gutfeld on a return to normalcy
• President Trump vows to rebuild US economy after coronavirus pandemic
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 05PM
• Jack Daniel's ramps up production of hand sanitizer amid coroavirus pandemic
• Officials urging Americans to avoid grocery shopping as COVID-19 pandemic worsens
• Jon Taffer: Distancing will continue beyond the pandemic
• High school student releasing video for seniors who likely won't have a graduation ceremony
• Trump and Biden discuss coronavirus response
• Christians celebrate Palm Sunday amid coronavirus pandemic
• Medical group backs anti-malaria drug for treatment of coronavirus
• Smartphone data links income inequality to coronavirus exposure
• Acting Navy secretary resigns over firing of aircraft carrier commander
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 04PM
• Trump announces intentions to supplement coronavirus relief funds
• Lawmakers debate 4th coronavirus rescue package
• Newt Gingrich calls for more COVID-19 testing in US
• New Yorkers host ‘patio parties’ from their balcony amid coronavirus shutdown
• Exclusive: GOP Senator looks for answers on high beef costs amid coronavirus pandemic 
• Rep. Crenshaw reacts to ousting of Navy captain
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 03PM
• Dr. Fink on stress placed on NYC hospitals during coronavirus outbreak
• Dramatic third season of FOX's 'The Resident' comes to an end with big finale
• USNS Comfort has at least 5 COVID-19 patents onboard
• Bret Baier: Why small businesses are in difficult jam
• Ben Carson: Number of coronavirus cases may be starting to slow down
• Gen. O'Shaughnessy: We're focused on assisting America's health care workers
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 02PM
• Gen. O'Shaughnessy: Focused on reconfiguring USNS Comfort to handle COVID-19 capacity
• WATCH: Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ' Pete Hegseth teaches home school
• Call for help, retired doctors and medical students come together to help fight COVID-19
• Tiny food pantries are helping fight hunger amid coronavirus outbreak
• What could be the long-term consequences of coronavirus?
• Steve Hilton: Coronavirus could bring the end of globalism
• Truck drivers are keeping America moving, amid COVID-19
• Wisconsin Supreme Court blocks Governors order to postpone primary
• Sports leagues float outside-the-box ideas to resume operations amid COVID-19
• Doctor sees positive trends in data coming out of Europe in fight against the coronavirus
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 01PM
• Advice from coach Lou Holtz: Turn negative quarantine experience into a positive
• Brian Kilmeade predicts COVID-19 'immunity passes'
• Customers subdue man who allegedly coughed and spit on store's produce
• Can coronavirus 'reactivate' in recovered patients?
• Auntie Anne's Pretzels founder on Fox Nation's 'Coming to Faith'
• When will sports come back?
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 12PM
• The Challenges to Those in Recovery During COVID-19
• Stephanie Grisham steps down as White House press secretary, rejoins first lady's office
• UK PM Boris Johnson given oxygen support in ICU
• WHO facing growing criticism over handling of COVID-19 pandemic
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 11AM
• Brit Hume: Americans haven't been able to take politics out of the COVID-19 pandemic
• Trump says 'light at the end of the tunnel' for coronavirus vaccine and treatment
• When was White House warned about possible pandemic?
• DC mayor closes Wharf Fish Market after photos show crowds not social distancing
• Finding the bright side in the COVID-19 pandemic
• Labor Sec. Scalia responds to critics White House ignored memos about possible pandemic
• Why COVID-19 death predictions will be much less
• Army halts sending new recruits to basic training amid COVID-19 pandemic
• US braces for COVID-19 surge as pandemic measures show signs of working
• Wisconsin primary moves forward after state Supreme Court rejects governor's delay
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 10AM
• Etsy calls on sellers to make face masks during COVID-19 pandemic
• Navarro warned Trump in January about COVID-19, new report claims
• Stocks rally for second day on optimistic COVID-19 data
• Etsy steps up, mobilizes sellers to make COVID-19 facemasks
• Maria Bartiromo: 4th coronavirus stimulus package coming
• How the UK is handling COVID-19 and Boris Johnson's hospitalization
• Nile Gardiner: UK uniting behind Boris Johnson
• Dr. Siegel on Boris Johnson's condition, glimmers of hope in NY
• White House sends masks to Suffolk County as COVID-19 cases spike on Long Island
• British PM Boris Johnson receiving oxygen treatments in ICU
• Mark Cuban says execution of coronavirus stimulus package has been 'challenging'
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 09AM
• Mark Cuban: Small businesses 'freaking out,' need better communication
• 'The Masked Singer' to hold The Mother of All Face Offs, Part 1
• Larry Kudlow: How America will reopen economy, return the 'blue collar boom'
• Larry Kudlow on White House efforts to financially get Americans through the next few weeks
• Mayo Clinic launching coronavirus blood test to detect who has recovered and might have immunity
• How Trump can 'hit China where it hurts' for coronavirus pandemic
• Can China be held accountable for the coronavirus outbreak?
• Doctor develops process for identifying extreme COVID-19 cases and how to treat them
• British PM Boris Johnson being given oxygen but is not on a ventilator
• Dr. Oz: Stop saying hydroxychloroquine data is anecdotal, that's not true
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 08AM
• NASCAR is making face shields for health care workers
• Doctor discovers new pattern in extreme COVID-19 cases
• USNS Comfort will now take coronavirus patients as crew member tests positive for COVID-19
• Where Army Corps of Engineers is tracking COVID-19 to strike next
• NASCAR races to make face shields for health care workers
• Saint Patrick's Cathedral Mass: Tuesday, April 7
• Matthew McConaughey surprises seniors with virtual bingo game
• Respiratory therapist couple keeps ventilators running in NYC
• Will coronavirus spread again when social distancing is over?
• NICU nurse gets special birthday parade; kid actors perform canceled show online
• COVID-19: Is the 'curve flattening' or is it 'Pearl Harbor'?
• Dr. Siegel on what concerns him about Boris Johnson's COVID-19 battle
• How are teachers handling the transition to online learning?
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 07AM
• California health official says everyone in her area will be infected with COVID-19
• Miami-Dade County mayor gives update on cruise passengers waiting to disembark
• Will entire U.S. population be infected by coronavirus?
• Challenges of teaching online class during COVID-19 lockdown
• NASA astronaut honors coronavirus first responders from space
• Veteran Joey Jones compares uncertainty of quarantine to his Marine days
• How can city officials fight coronavirus without stepping on religious freedoms?
• How is the world of sports adjusting to the coronavirus pandemic?
• Answering your COVID-19, vaccine questions
• Reasons to give 'off label' drugs an opportunity to fight COVID-19
• Texas mayor coordinates with local hotel to offer free rooms to hospital workers
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules against Governor, blocks vote delay
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 06AM
• Police officers reassure and inspire America through social distancing
• 2nd American company starts coronavirus vaccine trial
• This Day in History: April 7
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 05AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 03AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 02AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 01AM
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-07-2020 12AM
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules governor can't postpone primary election
• Carson: The longer we extend this period of hibernation, the weaker our economic infrastructure becomes
• Brit Hume on the politicization of the coronavirus pandemic
• New Orleans experiences highest coronavirus fatality rate in US
• Joe Biden floats idea of virtual Democratic National Convention amid COVID-19 crisis
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-06-2020 11PM
• Are religious liberty rights threatened by coronavirus stay-at-home orders?
• Democratic state lawmaker credits President Trump and hydroxychloroquine with saving her life
• Ingraham: When do we get our country back?
• Exclusive: Sean Hannity to interview President Trump on Tuesday, April 7
• Can the coronavirus spread to pets and livestock?
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-06-2020 10PM
• Sen. Lindsey Graham: The world should send China the bill for the coronavirus pandemic
• Dr. Deborah Birx says President Trump has worked hard to make sure hydroxychloroquine is available for use
• Hannity: The cure cannot be worse than the coronavirus crisis itself
• Media slams President Trump over his support of malaria drug to treat COVID-19
• Department of Defense sends surge of medical aid to New York City
• Sen. Rick Scott wants congressional probe into World Health Organization's coronavirus response
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-06-2020 09PM
• Tucker: How long will the lockdowns last?
• US Northern Command to deploy more than 1,000 military medical providers to NYC area in next 3 days
• Wisconsin's governor puts a stop to Tuesday's primary vote
• President Trump makes late-night announcement about firing man with ties to impeachment investigation
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson moved to ICU
• US doctors race against time to develop coronavirus cure
• Dr. Tom Inglesby: Good news to see coronavirus models trending down in the US
• Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Brief 04-06-2020 08PM