Daily Beast Cheat Sheet, Morning Edition: Monday, June 7, 2021

good morning from the david bees i'm barbie nadeau in for brook power it's monday june 7th and here are the top six stories the cheat sheet team is watching right now facebook executive nick clegg on sunday defended the social media giant's decision to ban donald trump citing the quote grave circumstances of the ex-president's role and citing the january 6th capital riot in an interview with abc he acknowledged that the lack of transparency around the suspension was a mistake and that they should have had a clearer due process clearer standards and clearer penalties a florida man is under arrest after police say he struck up a death stream with his car took off with the victim's body and then dumped it behind a bait shop police say that after getting rid of the body 28 year old joseph charles strickland then called his roommates and friends and asked him to help push his car back home telling them he'd hit a deer daily vaccination rates in the united states are dropping rapidly making president biden's goal of having 70 percent of adults receive their first shot by july 4th increasingly unlikely according to dr anthony fauci part of the issue is that vaccines have already reached the quote low-hanging fruit those people who absolutely want to get vaccinated and that the people who remain are those that need to be convinced an italian nun killed 21 years ago by a group of teenage girls who were allegedly obsessed with devil worship has been beatified by the catholic church as a martyr in a ceremony on sunday that marks the last ritual step before someone is declared a saint pope francis hailed sister maria laura maignetti and described her killers as quote prisoners of evil roger federer the former world tennis champion has pulled out of the french open confirming speculation that his recent knee surgeries were causing pain he made the decision on sunday a day after winning his third round match saying he would listen to his body the new england patriots rookie card signed by tom brady in 2000 has been auctioned off for 3.1 million dollars making it the most valuable football card ever sold on auction the previous record was set two months ago when someone paid 2.25 million for another card from brady's rookie season that's all for today check back every weekday morning and afternoon for more of the news you need to know find us wherever you listen to podcasts