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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.

'Absurd and immoral': China wins seat on UN Human Rights Council

China's appointment to a seat on the Consultative Group of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has sparked global outrage from human rights groups. Read More.

President's Easter message: A time to pray, reflect, 'heal our nation'

Japan sets fund to help firms shift operations from China

The disruption of supply chains due to the Wuhan coronavirus crisis has led Japan to set aside ¥243.5 billion (nearly 2.5 U.S.) of its economic support package to help manufacturers shift production out of China. Read More.

Mark Levin has some pointed questions for medical 'experts'

Radio and TV host Mark Levin on Thursday had a series of questions for Drs. Deborah Birx and Anthony Fauci of the White House Coronavirus Task Force. Read More.

Milano: Stay home and be safe, but without firearms

Alyssa Milano tweeted on April 9: "Americans bought over 2 million firearms in March of 2020, over a million more than this time last year. We have to keep each other safe by social distancing and washing our hands and not bringing dangerous firearms into our homes." Read More.

Dr. Birx urges more men to get tested for coronavirus

Even though data shows they are more likely to test positive than women, many men with symptoms of coronavirus are reluctant to seek help, the White House Coronavirus Task Force said. Read More.

White House quietly ended asylum on border due to virus

The Trump administration last month shut down the nation's asylum system by using a law which allows the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to ban foreigners if their entry would create “a serious danger” to the spread of a communicable disease. Read More.

White House newsletter slams VOA's pro-China coverage

Voice of American (VOA) "amplified Beijing’s propaganda" by calling the Chinese Communist Party regime's Wuhan coronavirus lockdown "a successful 'model' copied by much of the world," according to an April 9 article in 1600 Daily, an online newsletter and email produced by the White House. Read More.

Who is WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus?

When the term of World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Dr. Margaret Chan, a Chinese citizen, ended in 2017, the regime of Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping pushed hard for Ethiopian microbiologist Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus as her successor. Read More.

World grapples with coronavirus; Democrats renew focus on Trump

Even amid a nationwide health crisis, Democrats have no intention of halting their strategy of never-ending partisan investigations of President Donald Trump. Read More.

WHO chief in war of words with USA and Taiwan, but not China

President Donald Trump intends to continue asking "tough questions" of the World Health Organization (WHO) as the WHO's director-general launched into a tirade over criticism of the organization's repeating Chinese propaganda on the extent of the coronavirus pandemic, U.S. officials say. Read More.

Lawsuit targets North Carolina's 'dirty voting rolls'

A government watchdog group has filed a lawsuit against North Carolina and two of its counties for failing to clean their voter rolls. Read More.

Columnist: 'Fight these ridiculous doomsday projections now'

A great many Americans have had enough of being fed coronavirus projections and models that are wrought with inaccuracies. A major pushback against the economic lockdown and media-driven hysteria is needed, analysts say. Read More.