The State of Florida reported an eye-opening 15,000 new Covid19 positive cases over the weekend, prompting fears of a deadly resurgence of the virus spreading throughout Florida.
It seems that there is more than meets the eye with the new …
Continue Reading
Less than a month has passed since New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and the city’s government moved to disband the NYPD’s plain-clothes anti-crime unit. Shooting, violence and overall crime have skyrocketed in since the decision.
Two prominent members …
Continue Reading
Twenty-four-year-old Jessica Doty Whitaker was allegedly shot killed by Black Lives Matter supporters after an altercation in which Doty and her fiancé responded “All Lives Matter” to the supporters last week.
Her father, Robert Doty, told the Gateway Pundit, …
Continue Reading
The White House has grown increasingly concerned with the “number of times Dr. Fauci has been wrong on things.”
Fauci is ““never in the Oval [Office] anymore,” and the President last spoke with him at the beginning of June according …
Continue Reading
As of now official Covid19 stats record just three basic metrics: positive cases, recoveries and deaths. Maybe being missed is an additional metric that may help us gain a better idea of the true effect of the pandemic: morbidity.…
Continue ReadingPhoenix Mayor Gallego says Maricopa Co. has requested refrigerated trucks because one health system in the region has run out of morgue beds. pic.twitter.com/uCeHfzjjLk
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) July 10, 2020
During an interview with Chuck Todd and Katy Tur Friday …
A company in Kansas has built an oasis for the uber-wealthy to hide out in while the above-ground world deals with pandemics and severe civil unrest. It’s called Survival Condo, and it’s several floors of luxury amenities buried 200 feet …
Continue Reading
Sweden has received much international criticism for its decision to not lock its society down early on in the Covid19 outbreak. Schools and businesses remained open, while restrictions were placed on visitations to nursing homes for example, to protect the …
Continue ReadingDr. Richard Bartlett, a practicing physician of nearly 30 years, went on the America Can We Talk? program with Debbie Georgatos to discuss a treatment he has been using on Covid19 patients with, what he says, is a 100% success …
Continue Reading
New documents obtained by Axios and Public Citizen reveal that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) owns half of the patent of a Covid19 vaccine being developed by biotech firm Moderna. That means the NIH could potentially collect half of …
Continue ReadingNew York City’s Mayor Bill de Blasio made a stunning announcement yesterday: all large gatherings, including parades, street fairs and concerts will be cancelled in New York City through September. But any and all Black Lives Matter protests will continue …
Continue Reading
Over 1,500 people have been shot in Chicago, including 67 just over the Fourth of July weekend. Almost 900 shootings have taken place in Philadelphia and over 500 in New York City so far in 2020. All statistics up significantly …
Continue Reading
Researchers in the UK have discovered that a small number of recovering Covid19 patients develop “mild to potentially fatal brain disorders.” The complications range from “brain inflammation and delirium to nerve damage and stroke” they say.
One woman, …
Continue ReadingCovid19 positive cases are spiking all over the country. But not only are deaths not rising, they actually seem to be falling. In fact, deaths are at their lowest levels since the beginning of the outbreak. On July 3, for …
Continue ReadingNew York state officials issued a report this week that found the high number of Covid19 deaths in the state’s nursing homes was due to “infected staff” and not the disastrous policies that state government put into place.…
Continue ReadingThe Trump administration submitted a notice of withdrawal from the World Health Organization to the U.N. Secretary General yesterday. The move comes after heavy criticism from President Trump of the body for what he calls a pro-China bias.
The WHO …
Continue Reading
The Supreme Court granted the Little Sisters of the Poor, and other religious organizations, a major victory today when they found against a contraceptive mandate in the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare as its known.
The charity had been involved …
Continue Reading