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Initial WHO report linked coronavirus to Wuhan, China

The World Health Organization (WHO) first reported on the spread of a previously-unknown virus on Dec. 31, 2019. The virus was linked to a number of pneumonia cases in Wuhan, a city in Eastern China. Read More.

Schiff fights to dismiss lawsuit over 'abusive subpoenas' of phone records

Rep. Adam Schiff and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence which he chairs have asked the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to dismiss a lawsuit against them for the controversial impeachment-related subpoenas for phone records. Read More.

Statement by WHO may have triggered media, mass panic

Those who fault the president’s response to the virus "would be a lot more credible had they not spent the past three years blaming him for everything imaginable. Read More.

Coronavirus fatalities in Italy had other serious health issues

A study by Italy's national health authority found that more than 99 percent of the country's coronavirus fatalities were people who suffered from previous medical conditions. Read More.

Border states with Canada have highest coronavirus rate

Millions of noncitizens were allowed to enter the United States via its northern border with Canada before Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a national lockdown over the coronavirus outbreak. Read More.

Foreign correspondent comes home to a nation shut down

The mere idea of the nation’s capital more or less shutting down would have been beyond imagination if anybody had talked about it seriously two months ago. Read More.

Limbaugh: If a Democrat were pesident there would be no panic

There is not yet any evidence that the push back against the coronavirus panic is working, Rush Limbaugh said. And, it's a panic that, with a compliant media, would not likely be happening with a Democrat in power, the radio host added. Read More.

Virologist: Leaders must 'first and foremost calm people down'

People are being whipped into an "unnecessary panic" and the world's leaders need to calm their citizens amid the coronavirus pandemic, a top Israeli virologist said. Read More.

Columnist: CDC is Deep State, not immune to the Swamp virus

Amid the coronavirus outbreak, Americans are finding out that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was "infected by the same Obama-corruption virus" as the FBI and Department of Justice, a columnist wrote. Read More.

Democrats, media, Chinese Communist Party on war footing

'China has long relied on the president’s critics in the U.S. to pick up messaging critical of the White House and push it through the domestic anti-Trump megaphone.' Read More.

Food delivery apps setting records as restrictions take hold

Amid the coronavirus outbreak, food delivery apps are seeing record downloads as state and local governments throughout the United States are restricting in-person dining at restaurants. Read More.

Home invasion gone bad: Disabled woman shoots, kills

A 53-year-old disabled woman shot an intruder to death Saturday afternoon at her home in Houston, according to investigators. Read More.

NSC slams China's disinformation, expelling of journalists

The communist government in Beijing should be focused on stopping the coronavirus rather than spreading false information about the origins of the Wuhan virus while at the same time kicking American journalists out of China, the U.S. National Security Council (NSC) said on Wednesday. Read More.

State Dept. using app to connect with Iranians on coronavirus

The United States is encouraging Iranian citizens to use an encrypted messaging app, which was originally set up to report terror suspects, to detail in real time what is happening with the coronavirus crisis. Read More.

Poll finds Americans, media differ on blame for virus

Because its negligence is largely responsible for the health crisis gripping the United States, China should pay some of the financial costs that have resulted from the spread of the coronavirus, a new poll said. Read More.