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Bill Maher disgusted with media’s ‘panic porn’

The corporate media's constant "gloom and doom" reporting on the coronavirus crisis has become "panic porn," comedian Bill Maher said. Read More.

Sweden trusts Swedes to cope with coronavirus

Taking a different approach to the coronavirus crisis than its Scandinavian neighbors, Sweden has left its schools, gyms, cafes, bars and restaurants open throughout the pandemic. The government is relying on citizens to act responsibly and follow social distancing guidelines. Read More.

As world reels from coronavirus, top Hong Kong activists arrested

In a series raids on April 18, Hong Kong police arrested 15 pro-democracy activists in what reports said was the biggest crackdown on the city's pro-democracy movement since the outbreak of mass protests last year. Read More.

Celebrities rally for World Health Organization (and China?)

Despite widespread claims that the WHO is complicit in China's coronavirus cover-up, a number of music legends and political figures took part in a two-hour televised concert on Apirl 18 to raise money for the WHO. Read More.

Who put president's name on relief check? I did, says Mnuchin

Yes, President Donald Trump's name will be printed on coronavirus relief checks. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said it was his idea to do so. Read More.

Civil disobedience reported in several states: 'We want to work'

Demonstrations against state governments' coronavirus lockdowns have erupted in recent days in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia and Washington. Read More.

'We can corral the coronavirus': Texas leads way back to normal

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday issued a series of executive orders aimed at re-opening the state amid the coronavirus crisis. Read More.

Apollo 13 and the 'Secret War' in review

I flew my last sortie just over 50 years ago on April 3, 1970. Or at least I thought it was my last combat sortie in Southeast Asia! Read More.

Berlin daily, U.S. congressman make case for Chinese reparations

The United States can force China to pay reparations for the damages it inflicted on the world via its negligence in handling the Wuhan coronavirus, a U.S. congressman said. Read More.

War: DNC tweets out NY Times, CNN, MSNBC, NPR, ….

During his Saturday briefing on the coronavirus outbreak, President Donald Trump offered some remarks on the corporate media's coverage of the crisis. “The media has been, some very honest but some very dishonest.” Read More.

Trump: 'Some of the governors have gotten carried away'

President Donald Trump called on Minnesota, Michigan, and Virginia to “liberate” amid coronavirus lockdown orders that are getting "carried away." Read More.

Smithfield employees want to work, coronavirus be damned

The Wall Street Journal's James Freeman noted on April 17 that, before Americans get too depressed, they might want to consider "a highly uplifting piece" which appears in the most unlikely of places, The New York Times Read More.

Dangerous: The globalist world order of Bono, Soros, Gates

Bono, the Irish rocker who fronts U2, has made a name for himself over the past two decades for his non-stop blathering about sharing the wealth of the West with the rest of the world, even as he continues to amass a personal net worth currently estimated at over $700 million. Read More.

‘Republican AOC’ in Florida? 'She's young, she's feisty'

Has Florida found the conservative answer to socialist Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? Read More.

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.