Or, why not to read the NYT: Weren’t we told back in March that several weeks of lockdown were necessary to “flatten the curve”? Well here it is August, and Americans still don’t know whether schools and churches will reopen. The only hope for a return to normalcy is a vaccine for COVID, which, despite […]

You may be one of the Americans who has suffered in a blue state as governors have gone wild, taking their emergency powers to new extremes. Your business may have been shuttered by their mandates. Your children were sent home, away from their friends and teachers. You may have lost your job. You aren’t alone. […]

As much of America hangs in limbo about the opening of schools this fall, the WSJ’s “Notable & Quotable” offers advice from Mark McDonald, a psychiatrist who specializes in children and at-risk youth. Dr. McDonald was testifying at a June 24 hearing of the Orange County, Calif., Board of Supervisors: Children are not dying from Covid-19. Children […]

Mayor Bill de Blasio and school Chancellor Richard Carranza have now confirmed an absurd plan to have school restart on a part-time schedule in the fall. What will parents who work full-time or teachers who have school-age children do? Well that is certainly not NYC Mayor de Blasio’s problem. How does sending kids to school three days […]

There is no crisis in hospital capacity anywhere in the country, reports Heather Mac Donald in Spectator.US. Where Are the Deaths? Nursing homes, meat-packing plants, and prisons remain the main sources of new infections. Half the states are seeing cases decline or hold steady. Case counts are affected by more testing; the positive infection rate […]

If there weren’t double standards, there would be no standards. As Andy Kessler writes in the WSJ, that words, like Louis Carroll’s Humpty Dumpty intoned, mean exactly what HD meant them to mean. Words today “are abused and truth has become so debased that no one believes anything anymore.” the definition of “is” uranium yellowcake […]

“Clever Churchgoers Avoid Arrest By Disguising Themselves As Rioters” In Southern California, churchgoers, in spite of the mandated lockdown, have found a bold, creative way to get around the ban on in-person meetings, according to babylonbee.com. “We already have the righteous indignation thing down,” said one church elder. “Now, we’ve simply added black balaclavas, hoodies, Guy […]