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Japan airlines sustain ‘transport infrastructure’, domestic flights

The two leading airlines in Japan have maintained near normal domestic flight schedules amid the coronavirus crisis, even though most flights have less then 10 passengers, if any at all, a report said. Read More.

Why New York? Media's coronavirus coverage ducks main question

While much of the media is obsessively focused on savaging the performance of President Donald Trump during the coronavirus pandemic, few are questioning why so many of the nation’s COVID-19 cases are in one state, and in just one city. Read More.

WHO hyped 'WHO-China strategic partnership'

The World Health Organization (WHO) in 2017 touted its "strategic partnership" with China at the same time its new director-general traveled to Beijing to cement the organization's ties with the communist nation. Read More.

Green New Deal's environmental impact? Surge in new mining

Instituting the Democratic Party's Green New Deal would have its own environmental impact, namely an "unprecedented increase in mining for raw materials," according to a new policy brief. Read More.

Limbaugh warns: Americans headed for the brink

The U.S. economy is headed toward another great depression if it contracts any further due to the coronavirus shutdown, radio host Rush Limbaugh warned Read More.

As millions lose their jobs, Pelosi copes with designer ice cream

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who critics say has done everything in her power to block coronavirus stimulus help to small businesses, is boasting about the designer ice cream in the freezer at her San Francisco area mansion. Read More.

U.S.-Turkey troubles: Missiles, 'coup' mystery and a DEA asset

At this week's virtual NATO Atlantic Council event, Turkey repeated its offer to the United States to form a technical working group, including NATO, to resolve a dispute over Ankara’s purchase of Russian S-400 missiles. Read More.

'Last plane out of Washington' and welcome to Orwellian future?

For many years Korean Air has operated the only non-stop from the U.S. capital to South Korea, and now it was ending. Read More.

Puppet master? Barack Obama and the strange Democrat primary

As America watched Democratic presidential primary candidates drop like flies in March, many wondered what was behind their quick departure and the sudden surge of Joe Biden’s previously slumping campaign. Read More.

Barr warns elected officials on exercise of 'dictatoral powers'

Amid the coronavirus crisis, elected officials are assuming "dictatorial powers" to "interfere with our personal choices," former judge Andrew Napolitano noted. Read More.

Soros, Democrats push to re-engineer voting system

Among the Democrats pushing for a nationwide vote-by-mail system amid the coronavirus outbreak are House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Sens. Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and former President Barack Obama. Read More.

If the models and numbers were way off, why the lockdown?

Did we ever actually need to "flatten the curve" on the coronavirus? Read More.

South Dakota rejects lockdown, 'establishment consensus'

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is one of the few who have resisted ordering a lockdown amid the coronavirus outbreak. Read More.

U.S. scientists warned of 'safety issues' at Wuhan lab in 2018

The U.S. State Department in 2018 specifically warned about “safety issues” at a virology lab in Wuhan, China, a report said. Read More.

‘First global war of the 21st century’ launched without firing a shot

A Wuhan doctor who tried to sound the alarm on the coronavirus "triggered" the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) "authoritarian control on information," a retired U.S. general noted. Read More.