David Rutz is senior writer at the Washington Free Beacon. He was previously a sports reporter for two years in Atlanta and has done freelance sports reporting for the Washington Post. He graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2010 and lives in Marietta, Ga. His Twitter handle is @DavidRutz. He can be reached at rutz@freebeacon.com.
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace is frequently stunned, shocked, chilled, and left speechless by the goings-on at the Trump White House, which she so melodramatically covers at Deadline: White House. 
On the same day his campaign sent an email about holding the president "accountable for his failures in handling this pandemic," presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden claimed not to have criticized President Donald Trump's response to the coronavirus. 
Bloomberg TV anchor Jonathan Ferro criticized Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) Monday for blaming Republicans for the stalled coronavirus stimulus, saying the bill hadn't gone through because of Senate Democrats. 
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) missed Sunday's vote on a coronavirus economic stimulus package to do a virtual town hall about the pandemic. 
Michael Bloomberg announced he will transfer $18 million from his failed presidential campaign to the Democratic National Committee—a move experts say exploits a loophole in campaign finance laws. 
While the media have portrayed Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden as occupying the party's "moderate" space, he's embraced the left on energy, illegal immigration, gun control, abortion, health care, and other issues. 
The mainstream media are criticizing the Trump White House for referring to the coronavirus pandemic as "Chinese," suggesting the designation is racist and xenophobic. 
A new CNN report refutes its own correspondent's approving fact check of Joe Biden's claim the Trump administration "refused" the World Health Organization's offer of coronavirus testing kits. 
MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes cited a potential $800 billion in proposed economic stimulus money as proof the U.S. could afford a Green New Deal that could cost cost tens of trillions. 
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said Sunday he would prevent oil companies from drilling as part of his efforts to combat climate change. 