Elon Musk’s Tesla has agreed to build mobile molecule printers that will help make a potential vaccine for Covid19 being developed by CureVac, a German biopharmaceutical company.
CureVac says it is developing portable machines, which it calls printers, that will …
Continue ReadingThe mayor of Miami, FL, mandated the wearing of masks this week in all public areas. The mandate comes in response to a rising number of Covid19 cases in the Sunshine State.
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Giménez said this is …
Continue ReadingResearchers studied 2,500 Covid19 patients in the Henry Ford Health System in Michigan and found “clear benefit” to using Hydroxychloroquine as treatment for the virus.
Of the patients, 2,000 of were given Hydroxychloroquine and/or the antibiotic Azithromycin.
Researchers …
Continue ReadingFirearm background checks hit an all-time high in the U.S. last month, with 3.93 million inquiries run. It was the highest number of checks conducted since the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) was created in 1988, and …
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America’s first retail store dedicated entirely to personal protective equipment opened recently in the Columbia, MD. It is the brainchild of former advertising executive Chris McCormick.
McCormick’s advertising firm collapsed during the early days of the Covid19 outbreak. He furloughed …
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President Trump said yesterday that he supports larger direct payments to Americans in the next stimulus bill.
“I support actually larger numbers than the Democrats, but it’s got to be done properly,” the President told Blake Burman of Fox Business.…
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Early on in the Covid outbreak Sweden decided it was not going to lock the country down. Its strategy instead would be to pursue herd immunity. There has been a concerted effort to delegitimize Sweden’s strategy by the international community …
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said Florida will no longer be imposing lockdowns despite a recent surge in Covid19 cases. Doing so would damage the economy without saving lives, he said.
“We’re not going back, closing things,” DeSantis told reporters yesterday. …
Continue ReadingThe UK has approved the resumption of a trial for the drug Hydroxychloroquine in its treating of the coronavirus. There has been a concerted effort against the drug’s use for battling Covid19 since President Trump cited the drug as showing …
Continue ReadingJB Neiman, a managing partner of a Texas-based company that owns 13 clinics in Texas, wrote to a former NYT reporter, Alex Berenson, on Twitter about what he sees as being truly behind the recent uptick in Covid19 cases in …
Continue ReadingAs more and more people all over the world begin to realize that we will have to live with the coronavirus for the foreseeable future and delaying a return to normalcy as being counterproductive, “experts” and international organizations are straining …
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The American Academy of Pediatrics took a strong stand last week against keeping schools closed come the start of the new school in year in the fall.
“Schools are fundamental to child and adolescent development and well-being and provide our …
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A large jewelry manufacturer and wholesaler in China has been discovered to have counterfeited 83 tons of gold bars in an effort to secure loans from financial institutions to fund their operations.
The company, Wuhan Kingold Jewelry, used the loans …
Continue ReadingThe Chinese Communist Party is mandating that practicing Christians renounce their faith or they will be cut off from benefits given to them by the state.
Bitter Winter, a magazine that covers religious liberty and human rights in China …
Continue ReadingThe CEO of Houston’s Methodist Hospital shattered the mainstream media’s apocalyptic reporting of Covid19 cases in his area.
Recent reports have warned that the ICU’s in Houston hospitals were currently at 97% and were on track to reach 100% very …
Continue ReadingInternational digital health firm Circle Pass Enterprises has contracted with technology firm VST to integrate its VCode technology into biometric “passports.” The passports, dubbed Covi-Pass, can be accessed via mobile phone and are going to be used to show an …
Continue ReadingDr. Zach Bush discusses the importance of exposure to non-lethal germs with Jeffrey Smith of the Institute for Responsible Technology.
Bush reminds us of the fact that viruses are not living organisms. Rather, they are naturally delivery systems for DNA …
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