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Although the Wuhan Institute of Virology is denying it had any involvement with creating and releasing the coronavirus, a critic of China warned on Monday night’s edition of “Tucker Carlson Tonight” that there is “zero” credibility to that claim.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is reportedly in “grave danger” after undergoing a surgery, a US intelligence official confirmed to CNN. Kim was last seen nine days ago on April 11th and recently missed the celebration of his grandfather Kim Il Sung on April 15th, raising questions regarding his health, CNN reported. According to Reuters, Kim was believed to be recovering from a cardiovascular procedure “at a villa in the Mount Kumgang resort county of Hyangsan.” (RELATED: FBI Informant Bragged About Links To Russian Spies In Secret Recording Of Trump Aide)

President Donald Trump tweeted late Monday night that he will sign an executive order temporarily limiting all immigration to the United States in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

Zach Schleien, one of the co-founders of the dating app Filter Off, joined the Daily Caller’s Stephanie Hamill to discuss virtual dating in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.

A former CIA station chief who theorized in 2018 that the Steele dossier was the product of Russian disinformation was vindicated by information declassified earlier in April. Daniel Hoffman, a former CIA clandestine officer, wrote in January 2018 that Steele might have fallen victim to a Kremlin-led disinformation effort.

Judge Andrew Napolitano called a statement about the Bill of Rights made last week by Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy as “deplorable” during a Monday night appearance on Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”

Dr. Roger Marshall, who represents Kansas’ first congressional district joined the Daily Caller’s Stephanie Hamill to discuss President Donald Trump’s plans to reopen the economy and the latest regarding the coronavirus pandemic from a medical perspective.

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Chinese authorities repeatedly suppressed the truth about coronavirus. China silenced doctors, whistleblowers and journalists who sought to warn the public about COVID-19. Nevertheless, top WHO officials have repeatedly portrayed China as a model of transparency.

President Donald Trump’s campaign released an advertisement Monday blasting Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi for focusing on eating ice cream instead of helping pass legislation that would benefit the American people, as the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the U.S.

President Donald Trump stated at the White House coronavirus press briefing that he plans to take advantage of Monday’s historic drop in the price of oil to add 75 million barrels to the United States’ strategic petroleum reserve.

After 4/20 plans went up in smoke due to coronavirus-related stay-at-home orders across the country, many cannabis fans instead celebrated online Monday. Sounds Bazaar, an event business, with its sponsor Weedmaps, originally organized an annual 4/20 gathering on San Francisco’s Hippie Hill, typically attracting more than 20,000 attendees. This year, it was hosted on a livestream featuring musical guests Billy Ray Cyrus, Erykah Badu and Wiz Khalifa, according to the Hill.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg sunk well over $1 billion into his failed campaign to win the 2020 Democratic presidential primary. Federal Election Commission documents filed Monday showed Bloomberg’s campaign spent $1,047,623,103.81 in 2020.

President Donald Trump announced at Monday’s coronavirus task force briefing that he will meet Tuesday with Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo at the White House. Just prior to making the announcement, Trump pointed to comments Cuomo made at his own daily coronavirus press conference earlier Monday.

Protests once again occurred across the nation Monday, with protesters in Kansas City, Missouri facing off with counter-protesters who blocked traffic, and protesters in Pennsylvania carrying rifles and driving in a military truck.

Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced Monday that some Georgia businesses will reopen Friday. Georgia will allow businesses such as gyms, hair and nail salons to reopen on Friday, Kemp said, noting that these businesses must stagger shifts, conduct health screenings on employees, and keep work spaces six feet apart from each other, The Hill reported.

Former Playboy Playmate Ashley Mattingly, who struggled with substance abuse, has been found dead in her Texas home. She was 33. Mattingly’s sister Christy and brother Billy told TMZ in a piece published Monday that their sister took her own life last week at her home in Austin and she reportedly left a suicide note. (RELATED: Legendary Comic Don Rickles Died At Age 90)

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) criticized the World Health Organization for relying on China’s data, noting that the WHO’s information was “incorrect and relied too heavily on China.”

Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted — and then quickly deleted — comments that appeared to show adulation over the price of oil dipping below $0 a barrel, which will ultimately lead to job losses.

Germany’s largest newspaper responded with a scathing video Saturday after China wrote an open letter saying it’s “pretty bad style to blame” them for the novel coronavirus pandemic.