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Illinois governor: Until 'we can eradicate' virus, no normalcy

While most other states are in various phases of reopening amid the coronavirus crisis, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has essentially banned the reopening of schools, barbershops, salons, gyms, bars and restaurants and other "non-essential" businesses until there is either a vaccine, herd immunity, or an “effectively and widely available treatment.” Read More.

There's a problem with trusting the experts: They lie

Why should we unequivocally trust scientists as so many major media talking heads insist? Read More.

Michigan state police deployed against 77-year-old barber

Officials in Michigan deployed state police to shut down a barbershop after its owner had reopened for business on May 4 in defiance of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's coronavirus lockdown order. Read More.

Trump echoes GOP warning on California special election

Democrats are attempting to rig Tuesday's special election in California's 25th Congressional District, top Republicans, including President Donald Trump, said. Read More.

No, China does not have the U.S. economy over a barrel

Anytime China is brought up in mainstream dialogue, the general messaging tends to be as follows: China is an adversary and a problem, we know they lie, break laws, and outright steal from the U.S. and its companies. Read More.

Documents put Barack Obama in the loop on Russia-Flynn

Documents released Thursday in the Department of Justice's motion to dismiss the case against Michael Flynn show that President Barack Obama was aware of the details of Flynn's intercepted December 2016 phone calls with then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak. Read More.

After Brexit fail, former UK PM backs China, jabs Trump

Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May emerged in a major column calling for moral equivalence in dealing with the U.S. and China. Read More.

U.S. judge: Massachusetts can't close gun stores

A U.S. District judge ordered the reopening of gun stores in Massachusetts effective at noon on Saturday, May 9. Read More.

NYC conservatiave talk radio legend Barry Farber, 90

Barry Farber, one of the true pioneers of talk radio, passed away on May 6. He was 90. Read More.

'I have immunity': Sen. Rand Paul says he's only safe person in DC

Sen. Rand Paul, the only member of Congress's upper chamber known to have contracted COVID-19, returned to Capitol Hill on Monday without the piece of equipment that has become a symbol of the pandemic — the face mask. Read More.

Tara Reade's ex-husband is 7th to back details of allegation

Tara Reade had told her ex-husband that she experienced sexual harassment at work in Joe Biden’s Senate office, a 1996 court document shows. Read More.

Win by Left in Korea called warning on new voting tech

Suspicions of election fraud arose last month after South Korea’s general election, a report said. Read More.

DNI tells Schiff: Release Russia probe transcripts or I will

Transcripts of all 53 witnesses who testified before the House Intelligence Committee as part of the Russia investigation have been cleared for public release, Directer of National Intelligence Richard Grenell said. Read More.

DOJ targeted Trump team months after dossier discredited

Several months after headline-generating claims in the Democratic Party-financed dossier had lost credibility with investigators, then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein authorized special counsel Robert Mueller to target four Trump associates, a newly released memo shows. Read More.

2 of 3 NYC hospital admissions for virus had stayed home

Most of New York's new coronavirus hospitalizations are people who have been sheltering at home, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on May 6. The news is the latest blow to the models and the health "experts" that have guided the nation's economy into freefall. Read More.