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Fatality rate for coronavirus 3 times higher in Europe than U.S.

Europe's five most populated countries have a combined population of 324 million. The United States population is 330 million. Yet those five European nations, Germany, Great Britain, France, Italy and Spain have more than three times the coronavirus deaths as the U.S. Read More.

Michigan governor bans sale of seeds (not weed) and U.S. flags

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on April 9 signed one of the nation's most aggressive “stay-at-home” orders, banning all public gatherings of any size. The Democratic governor's order also banned the sale of fruit and vegetable seeds, carpet, and American flags, reports say. Read More.

Bill Gates, Anthony Fauci and the 'Global Vaccine Action Plan'?

Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci have ascended to national prominence during the coronavirus crisis and yet neither is being pressed to explain, clarify, or justify any of their proclamations on COVID-19, a columnist noted. Read More.

'Synthetic'? Chinese data needed to confirm findings

The Wuhan coronavirus has four more amino acids than other coronaviruses, making its transmission easier, according to a French research team which examined the gene sequence of COVID-19. Read More.

IG tied Russian disinformation to Clinton campaign

Newly declassified footnotes from the Department of Justice inspector general's report on FBI FISA abuses officially confirm that the Christopher Steele dossier was based in part on Russian disinformation, two Republican senators revealed. Read More.

Hawley plan would 'protect every single job', add jobs from China

The government should "cover 80 percent of wages for workers at any U.S. business, up to the national median wage" until the coronavirus crisis is over, Sen. Josh Hawley said. Read More.

China issues 'clear threat' to Taiwan after loss of face

Communist China has issued "a clear threat to destroy Taiwan if it continues to offer a counter-coronavirus example to the world," a columnist noted. Read More.

Assad Homayoun: Farewell to an exiled patriot, too long from home

Assad Homayoun had one burning, unfulfilled wish when he died after a long illness in Washington, DC, on April 11, 2020, a few weeks after the Now Ruz holiday marked the start of Spring. Read More.

Pelosi closes Congress, warns Trump not to reboot economy

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi not only says that Congress won't re-open in April, but has warned President Donald Trump against moving to re-start the economy. Read More.

Barr: FBI caused one of 'greatest travesties' in U.S. history

The FBI not only lacked sufficient evidence to investigate the 2016 Trump campaign, but investigators went beyond "mistakes or sloppiness" to "sabotaging the presidency," Attorney General William Barr said. Read More.

CCP's 'naked self-interest': Virus sparks widespread call for action

The coronavirus crisis is not the first time the world has suffered due to China's negligence during a viral outbreak. But governments worldwide should work to ensure that it is the last, analysts say. Read More.

Warning to 'germaphobe president': 'The Ruling Class is smiling

It's a well-reported claim that President Donald Trump is a germaphobe. The president himself has confirmed it, a columnist noted. Read More.

Sundance films: A 'smorgasbord of cultural Marxism'

At age 83, Robert Redford may still hint at the handsome face that harkens back to better days in Hollywood, when the industry could make films of actual quality. But his Sundance Institute is at the very forefront of the PC crapulence that passes for moviemaking today. Read More.

Virus crackdown on Christians sparks legal holy war

Supporters of religious freedom are mounting a major battle against governors and mayors in the U.S. who have banned church services amid the coronavirus outbreak. Read More.

Order by governor sets stage for 'reopening Texas businesses'

Gov. Greg Abbott said Texas will soon be re-opening businesses that have been shuttered amid the coronavirus crisis. Read More.