Governor Evers and his staff had created a seven-item criteria for what the state needed to do before beginning a phased opening of business and social institutions; six of those seven had been met.

Then the Supreme Court decided to throw it all overboard and, along with it, any chance of a measured approach to a potential calamity.

Within hours of that ruling we started seeing photos of crowded taverns. What possibly could go wrong.

Newsom earned Californians’ respect by his initial responses to the pandemic. His decision to ignore his own science-based criteria for reopening the state risks breaking that trust.

Bright says we need to hear the truth. Whose truth?

The President vs The Doctor

The Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down stay at home order.

Veritas, the real estate company that owns more than 200 San Francisco properties at a value exceeding $3 billion, was the recipient of a Payroll Protection Program loan of the sort ostensibly earmarked for small businesses. Veritas received a $3.6 million loan. The company has furloughed 26 of its 196 employees, and these funds were intended to bring them back to work.

House Democrats released their latest bill Tuesday designed to blunt the coronavirus pandemic’s devastating effects on the economy and health-care system. Party leaders expect to vote on the more than 1,800-page package on Friday, along with a plan to allow proxy voting on legislation during the crisis. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi discusses the emergency response package Tuesday afternoon.

John predicts a spike is coming and asks Is it a mistake to reopen the country?

Republicans ramp up attacks on lockdowns