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To slow the spread of COVID-19, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) currently recommends the use of cloth face coverings in public settings such as grocery stores where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain. Medical experts say that “Apart from avoiding crowded indoor spaces, the most effective thing people can do is wear masks.” Some state and local governments mandate the use of face masks or coverings in specific settings, typically in retail establishments and on public transportation. As face-covering requirements multiply around the country, lawsuits challenging them to follow. Trump has been reluctant to...

WOLF: “So Wendy, I’m going to take — I’m going to take my mask off when I speak, so — “ ULLMAN: “I will as well, just, I’m waiting so that we can do a little political theater . (laughs) So that it’s on camera.”

A Pennsylvania Democrat lawmaker is receiving calls for her resignation after she referred to a miscarried baby as a “mess on a napkin” last week. State Rep. Wendy Ullman, a pro-abortion Democrat representing Bucks County, apologized for her insensitive remarks Friday on social media after national news coverage of her comments caused outrage. But, as the Daily Wire first noticed, many women who have experienced miscarriages are saying that her apology is not enough. Ullman’s initial comments came in response to state House Bill 1890, which would require health care facilities to bury or cremate the remains of unborn babies...

A Pennsylvania lawmaker described a miscarried baby as “a mess on a napkin” Tuesday in response to a bill requiring the dignified disposal of aborted and miscarried babies. State Rep. Wendy Ullman, a pro-abortion Democrat representing the Bucks County area, made the insensitive comment before the Pennsylvania House Health Committee passed House Bill 1890 in a 15-10 party-line vote. The bill would require health care facilities to bury or cremate the remains of unborn babies who died in abortions or miscarriages. It does not require burial/cremation for babies miscarried at home. “An early miscarriage is just some mess on a...