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Washington Post had 'divisions in the newsroom' over Flynn's Russia calls, before publishing opinion piece A newly unearthed transcript indicates that The Washington Post’s newsroom was deeply divided over whether it was even worth reporting that incoming National Security Adviser Michael Flynn was speaking to Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak in December 2016 -- before the Post published details in a column from an opinion writer who “was able to just throw this piece of red meat out there.”

Rep. Kevin McCarthy on Speaker Nancy Pelosi's refusal to reopen Congress We've proven that we can come back in a safe manner, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy tells Mark Levin on 'Life, Liberty & Levin.'

Pence won't quarantine after aide tests positive for COVID-19 Vice President Pence will not quarantine after aide tests positive for COVID-19, Jon Scott reports.

Pence spokesperson denies vice president is 'in quarantine' amid reports of self-isolating over coronavirus A spokesperson on Sunday denied Vice President Pence is in "quarantine" just days after a member of his team tested positive for the coronavirus.

Schumer: VA must explain use of hydroxychloroquine on veterans to fight coronavirus Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., on Sunday said the Department of Veterans Affairs must explain why it allowed the use of hydroxychloroquine on veterans as a treatment for the coronavirus despite a lack of consensus on its safety.

Fauci, other health officials to testify before Senate panel via videoconference amid coronavirus concerns Dr. Anthony Fauci and other public health officials will testify this week before a key Senate committee via videoconference due to the threats posed by the novel coronavirus, Sen. Lamar Alexander announced Sunday.

Attorney Andrew Stoltmann on fallout from Michael Flynn case dismissal Northwestern adjunct law professor Andrew Stoltmann joins ‘America’s News HQ.’

Cuomo touts New York's decline in hospitalizations, effectively reverses mandate linked to nursing-home deaths With New York City's lockdown executive order set to expire on May 15, Gov. Andrew Cuomo celebrated a steep decline in hospitalizations and deaths due to the coronavirus during Sunday's daily briefing with reporters -- even as he sought to address the state's sky-high nursing home death count, which came after a state directive mandating that nursing homes take on positive COVID-19 patients.

Sen. Cotton: Medical, pharma companies must be on guard against 'Chinese espionage' looking to steal coronavirus treatment Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., a regular critic of China's handling and potential cover-up of the origin of the coronavirus pandemic is now warning that the Asian nation may be using espionage to steal technology to be used for treating or curing the illness.

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