As Americans begin hunkering down and battening the hatches to “flatten the curve” of coronavirus, Jason Gay counsel WSJ readers on some of the finer points of working from home. It’s the right thing to do. You might feel fine, but think of your older and vulnerable neighbors, and the critical need to relieve stress […]
In the Age of Coronavirus: Are Brick and Mortar Edifices Dead?
With alarming speed, the world has become topsy-turvy thanks to coronavirus. What if work never really returns to the office? The most important factors for success will be ample trust, mutually agreed-upon norms, good communication and a strong and validating work culture, write Matt Burr and Becca Endicott in the WSJ. One Scenario The coronavirus […]
Can Ginger Combat Heart Disease and Improve Circulation?
Originally posted December 14, 2016. There’s one good reason grandmothers and mothers gave ginger ale to their children for upset tummies. It works. Gingerol, which gives ginger ale its delicious taste, helps prevent nausea and vomiting. But that’s not the only thing ginger alleviates. Ginger contains 12 antioxidant compounds, and it is antioxidants that combat free radicals in your body. A type of antioxidant found in ginger, flavonolds, is especially good for your heart, reports Dr. Al Sears on […]
How Private-Public Cooperation Is Addressing Coronavirus
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the irony of our would-be Dictator-in-Chief being urged by Democrats to employ extraordinary powers in tackling coronavirus? Send in the Army? In the U.S., we don’t live in a tyranny where citizens are forced to shut down our sprawling, massive society, notes NRO. Some lament that President […]
Encouraging News on Coronavirus Testing
Unquestionably good news: virus testing is becoming more available. Medical research companies, reports James Freeman in the WSJ, are finding ways to confront cornonavirus head-on. Denise Roland and Peter Loftus report in the Journal: A new, high-speed coronavirus test has been granted emergency clearance by the Food and Drug Administration, the latest effort to expand capacity to […]
How to Confront Coronavirus
In the age of coronavirus: Fear can hijack our imaginations and prompt us to discard facts. Practicing proper hygiene and bolstering your immune system are the one-two punch in safeguarding your health. You Can Make Yourself Safer Being totally stressed about getting sick can only put you more at risk of getting sick. Dwelling on […]
Bernie Sanders, Winner of the Democratic Primary
A case can be made that Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, although they’d never admit it, agree on far more than they disagree. Bill Press writing in The Hill (10 March): Both champion universal health care, raising the minimum wage, raising taxes on the wealthy, wiping out student debt, making college affordable, if not free, […]
Joe Biden – the Democrats’ Black Swan?
Joe Biden’s nomination – most Democratic leaders and pundits believe the contest is over – is no black swan event. Rather “it was predictable and even comforting in its inevitability,” writes Daniel Henninger in the WSJ. Even Dog Catchers Endorsed Joe Rep. Jim Clyburn’s endorsement of Mr. Biden before the South Carolina vote will remain […]
Would Biden Put Beto O’Rourke in Charge of Gun Policy?
Yesterday, during a campaign visit at a Fiat-Chrysler assembly plant under construction, a worker confronted Joe Biden. Worker: “You are actively trying to end our Second Amendment right and take away our guns.” Biden: “You’re full of sh**.” A Biden aide tried to end the discussion, but the candidate silenced her in order to continue […]
Does Everybody Have a Right to Fly 1st Class?
Why or how is health care a right the same way life and liberty are human rights? Ask any progressive and here’s what you’ll likely hear. It is a right because it is important. It is a right because it is unfair for some people to get better treatment than others merely because they have […]
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