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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.

Court upholds Texas on abortions as nonessential procedures

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's order to suspend most abortions in the state during the coronavirus crisis was upheld by a federal appeals court on Tuesday. Read More.

High-tech totalitarianism: CCP tactics well known by minorities

The repressive policies of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which have seen hundreds of thousands of ethnic minorities sent to prison camps in China, are also responsible for tens of thousands of deaths worldwide due to the CCP's decision to hide the extent of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, activists say. Read More.

Texas mountain ends China's dominance in strategic minerals

An unassuming mountain, which peaks at about 1,000 feet above the desert plateau 85 miles east of El Paso, Texas may be the U.S.’s answer to ending its reliance on China for rare earth minerals. Read More.

Epidemiologist: ‘Exterminate’ coronavirus by exposure to it

Coronavirus lockdowns are only serving to prolong the outbreak, a veteran scholar of epidemiology said. Read More.

Illinois mayor busts wife after sending cops to banned party

When an Illinois mayor sent police to break a banned party at a local bar, they found his wife was partaking in the festivities. Read More.

Back to normal? Not an option in USA as it is in Austria, Denmark

Even as the coronavirus infections appear to be receding in some of the hardest hit areas, it is still “taboo” in many circles to even talk about returning back to normal in the United States, Fox News host Tucker Carlson said. Read More.

Easter 2020: 'Scientists' minister to masses with 'theological rigor'

Holy Week is upon us and both the rituals and rites and joyful religiosity of the Easter Season are strangely absent save for the Peeps and some chocolate bunnies in the supermarkets. Read More.

What China omitted from its official coronavirus timeline

A timeline for the coronavirus published by China's official propaganda outlet Xinhua failed to mention several critical events in the crisis. Read More.

Conflicted? Bill Gates, WHO and the pandemic

Billionaire globalist Bill Gates, in an op-ed for The Washington Post last week, said "The country's leaders need to be clear: Shutdown anywhere means shutdown everywhere. Read More.