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| | President Donald Trump’s obsession with the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for the coronavirus may have started in part because of a self-described philosopher in China who is a fan of white nationalists, tweets anti-Semitic rhetoric and calls chloroquine “a Nazi drug that is here to teach a lesson to leftists about bias.” |
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| Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) claims he and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (Calif.) have agreed to a process that will see King be reinstated to committee seats he lost last year as punishment for making remarks condoning white supremacy. |
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| An interview with vaccine expert and scientist Dr. Peter Hotez on how White House messaging, far-right activists and conspiracies have emboldened anti-vaxxers. |
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- Germany’s Coronavirus Protests: Anti-Vaxxers, Anticapitalists, Neo-Nazis [New York Times]
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