China wants you to know that China is saving the world from the coronavirus pandemic. You didn't know? That's why they're now forcing countries to praise China. Yes, that will work well and definitely not backfire...

—Chris Chappell, China Uncensored

—Jeff Berwick, The Dollar Vigilante

"You know it's a massive job to give this vaccine," Trump said in an interview broadcast Thursday on Fox Business Network. "Our military is now being mobilized so at the end of the year, we're going to be able to give it to a lot of people very, very rapidly."

—Susan Heavey, Doina Chiacu, Chizu Nomiyama; Reuters

In this May 2020 report, we add data for the time period of October 2019 to March 2020. We are introducing data on appealed and restored content on Instagram. We are also sharing metrics for five more policy areas for Instagram, as well as for organized hate for both Facebook and Instagram.

—Facebook

Over the last year Facebook's censorship under the excuse of "hate speech" alone, has increased 4-fold!

—Harry

For weeks, hopes that massive stimulus from the Federal Reserve and U.S. government would set the stage for a recovery later in the year fueled a blistering rebound in stocks even as the worst drop-off in jobs since the Great Depression slammed the economy.

—Lewis Krausskopf, Reuters

More than three-quarters of British have applied for the government's emergency - and hugely expensive - job retention scheme to help them through the coronavirus lockdown, according to an official survey.

— Alison Williams, David Millikne; Reuters

"Small operators still have no access to funding, which is a worry," Somkid Jatusripitak told a briefing after meeting with the finance minister, the central bank governor and other state agencies.

—Kitphong Thaichareon, Orathai Sriring, Himani Sarka; Reuters

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has overturned the state's stay-at-home order, ruling it "unlawful" and "unenforceable" in a high-profile win for the state's Republican-led Legislature.

—CNN

Joined by Wisconsin's governor, CNN rants against the supreme court decision, obviously. How can it be the god emperor of Wisconsin can no longer bully his peons to comply with health damaging "regulations" ?
... a sad day for Wisconsin's Stalin-in-charge, a beautiful day for reason and freedom.

—Harry

—Ben Davidson; SO News

The U.S. Senate narrowly blocked an amendment on Wednesday that would have prevented law enforcement from collecting information on Americans' internet habits without a warrant, as the Senate moved toward a reauthorization of divisive surveillance tools.

—Patricia Zengerle; Reuters

RUBIKON Im Gespräch "Das Corona Regime wird fallen" Bodo Schiffmann und Jens Lehrich Informationsgespräch gemeinsam mit Jens Lehrich von der freien Berichterstattung Rubikon. Wir unterhalten uns über das was sich seit unserem letzten Interview verändert hat, Über aktuelle Gerichtsurteile und das Positionspapier oder die Risiko Einschätzung die aus dem Bundesministerium für Inneres nach außen gelangt ist. Wir versuchen eine Einschätzung Der Entwicklung in unserer Republik zu geben und freuen uns darüber dass auch in anderen Medien wie der Bild-Zeitung mittlerweile kritisch und nicht mehr einseitig berichtet wird.

—Dr. Bodo Schiffmanns, Jens Lehrich; Rubikon

Dies ist ein Auzug eines Gespräches zwischen Prof. Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi und Dr. Ferdinand Wegscheider (Talk Spezial) Servus.TV. 

—ServusTV

Helge Scheider hat in einer mitgeteilt, dass er erst wieder auftreten werde, wenn alle Freiheiten wieder hergestellt seien. Er sei nicht bereit, vor Autos aufzutreten oder in Sälen, wo die Zuschauer 1,5 Meter voneinander entfernt sitzen und Schutzmasken tragen müssten. Auch Streaming komme für ihn nicht in Frage. Als Künstler sehe er sich als "Arbeiter", der sein Publikum brauche. Ohne Publikum könne er seinen Beruf nicht ausüben, sagte Schneider in für ihn ungewöhnlich ernstem Tonfall.