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The Wuhan coronavirus and China's bio weapons program

There has been ample speculation about the Wuhan coronavirus that may have been first detected near the Chinese city of Wuhan in November 2019 but which has now become a global pandemic claiming over 14,000 lives. Read More.

Whose side is WHO on? Critics say group fronts for China

From the very start of the coronavirus crisis, the World Health Organization (WHO) has circulated Chinese propaganda about the outbreak. That is not surprising given who the world health body's current director-general is, reports say. Read More.

Upbeat president: Media wants 'to keep our Country closed'

At his daily coronavirus task force briefing Wednesday night, President Donald Trump doubled-down on his timeline for reopening the country. Read More.

Groups demand release of all illegals due to coronavirus

Although there have been no confirmed cases of coronavirus in federal immigration detention facilities, open borders groups are taking advantage of the health crisis to demand that all illegal immigrants be immediately released from custody and into communities throughout the United States. Read More.

Mayor to New Yorkers: 'Go out on the town'; Now 20,000 infected

On March 22, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio told NBC News that he asked President Donald Trump to mobilize the military to fight the coronavirus outbreak in the city. He suggested that if Trump doesn’t act immediately, then “people will die who could have lived otherwise.” Read More.

Report details massive Chinese influence operations via Twitter

The Chinese government is engaged in a coordinated influence campaign which uses some 10,000 suspected fake Twitter accounts to spread propaganda and disinformation about the Wuhan coronavirus, a report said. Read More.

Problem: Joe Biden's facts regularly contradict reality

Joe Biden has repeatedly spread misinformation about President Donald Trump's response to the coronavirus, a report said. Read More.

Unreported: Seoul government invited nation's virus outbreak

In January, South Korea reportedly sent millions of masks to China amid the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. Read More.

Hong Kong bishop blows lid off Vatican's 'hopeless' China deal

In an appeal he sent to the world's 223 cardinals, Cardinal Joseph Zen, the retired Bishop of Hong Kong, warned that the Catholic Church in China is being "murdered" by the communist regime while the Vatican stands idly by. Read More.

Panic attack: Overthinking the coronavirus is bigger disaster

"Panic mixed with shameless pandering is a recipe for a bigger crisis than the coronavirus itself," Conservative Review senior editor Daniel Horowitz wrote. Read More.

Fauci stance on Chloroquine didn't fit media narrative

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said he would prescribe Chloroquine to coronavirus patients. Read More.

Olympics schedule disrupted for first time since world wars

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach on Tuesday announced that the 2020 Summer Olympic Games will be postponed for about one year due to the coronavirus crisis. Read More.

Coronavirus surreality: Life, livelihoods and liberty

It’s almost become a sad cliche to say that America is shutting down over the Coronavirus pandemic. Uncertainty and fear stalk the land, but the enemy remains invisible. Read More.

U.S. forces in Norfolk: Strange war with invisible enemy

America’s mightiest warships, including the carrier John C. Stennis, line up grey and forbidding here at the world’s largest naval base at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay. A few gate-keepers, security people, stand guard on the piers, but otherwise almost no one is visible. Read More.

Fearing a 9/11 moment for President Trump, Democrats spot 'opportunity'

"A bipartisan stimulus measure had been negotiated over several days in the Senate and was headed towards a key procedural vote when it was stopped dead Sunday at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s urging and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s obeisance," James Robbins wrote for USA Today. Read More.