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Poll: China’s propaganda not persuading Americans

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is engaged in a massive propaganda campaign aimed at deflecting criticism over its coronavirus negligence. It has not convinced Americans, who widely blame China for the devastation the virus has caused. Read More.

California moves against protests; Police defy lockdown orders

Following several anti-lockdown protests and at least one anti-vaccine demonstration in recent days, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) has banned all group events at the state capitol during the coronavirus crisis. Read More.

Climate activists inspired: Pandemic called 'real opportunity'

Climate alarmists are using the coronavirus health crisis as a "dress rehearsal" for what they call the "climate emergency," analysts say. Read More.

Flurry of Trump-Putin calls prompted by oil crisis

On March 30, Russian leader Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by telephone, the first of five calls between the two over the next five weeks, a flurry of communication unprecedented during Trump's 3 1/2 years in office. Read More.

Harvard's $40.9 billion endowment and stimulus package

On April 22, Harvard said it would return the $8.6 million in coronavirus relief funds it received from the federal government. But, while doing so, the Ivy League institution also took at swipe at President Donald Trump, who had pressured Harvard to return the funds. Read More.

China reportedly pushed text messages to terrify America

The New York Times, the same newspaper which analysts say has sought to create panic and promoted the coronavirus lockdown in the United States, is now reporting that China last month directed a campaign of fake news through social media and text messages to scare Americans about the Trump administration's plans to respond to the Wuhan coronavirus. Read More.

Rocked by exit of U.S., Japanese firms, Xi sees 'protracted battle'

China may lose big as foreign firms relocate out of the country and move elsewhere in the aftermath of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is most concerned about the large-scale business withdrawal from U.S. and Japanese firms operating in China. Read More.

Some out-of-touch advice for out-of-work Americans

Two of the Democratic Party's biggest stars have advice for Americans who are desperate to get back to work so they can provide for their families. Read More.

New coronavirus data changes orginal assumptions

The first coronavirus death in the United States occurred on Feb. 6, weeks earlier than thought, a report said. Read More.

2,500-bed camp averaged 30 immigrants, cost millions

Against the advice of frontline agents, the U.S. federal government opened a temporary immigration detention facility that was barely used and cost a ghastly $66 million to operate for just five months. Read More.

The case for sending Americans back to work now

Those who are continuing to press for America to stay in coronavirus lockdown are ignoring solid evidence which shows America can and should re-open, analysts say. Read More.

Results coming in on Sweden's no-lockdown strategy

Sweden’s top epidemiologist said “herd immunity” to coronavirus could be reached in Stockholm within weeks. Read More.

What Joe Biden learned from Hillary Clinton: Nothing

What is one of the biggest mistakes you can make if you are running for office? Insult voters. Read More.

Trump to Navy: 'Destroy' Iranian gunboats that harass U.S. ships

U.S. President Donald Trump says he has ordered the Navy to attack and destroy any Iranian vessel that harasses U.S. ships after Iranian ships appeared to harass U.S. vessels last week in the Persian Gulf. Read More.

Report: Police investigating Biden sexual assault complaint

The sexual assault complaint filed against Joe Biden by a former staffer is being actively investigated, the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia said. Read More.