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 …
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Google parent company, Alphabet Inc., is planning to enter the food delivery business. The scoop is being reported by The Economic Times, India’s largest English-language newspaper.
The news was first revealed on the Times’ twitter account.
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The Kroger Company has stopped giving coins back to cash-paying customers because of a nationwide coin shortage. The remainders can be donated to charity or are being transferred to loyalty cards, the company says.
“At Kroger, we are implementing …
Continue ReadingThe higher education “bull market” is over. Forecasters predict 20% of colleges and universities will shut down or merge within the next ten years.
Covid19 has exacerbated already declining enrollment numbers and deteriorating finances.
Education costs had reached unsustainable levels …
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Hollywood box office earnings will drop by as much as 70% this year according to analysis by Eric Handler of research firm MKM Partners.
Handler cites delays to wide releases of films such as Disney’s Mulan and Christopher Nolan’s Tenet…
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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 …
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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 ReadingFormer Senior Trump White House Adviser Steve Bannon said this week that several Chinese scientists and experts who worked at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, have defected and are in the hands of western intelligence agencies.
He says these experts …
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
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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 ReadingHong Kong scientist Dr. Li-Meng Yan told Fox News in an exclusive interview that she believes the Chinese government knew about the dangers of Covid19 well before it admitted it did.
“The reason I came to the U.S. is because …
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 …
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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 ReadingTwo stories this week highlight the fact that the main goal of our media is not to keep us best informed: Covid and Jeffrey Epstein. We discuss in this week’s episode.
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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.…
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