Gee, I wonder why fear and anxiety are looming? Could the major media, which love promoting fear when it comes to hurricanes, also be promoting fear while mostly ignoring those who recover from the virus?
Head Start centers, federally funded preschool and daycare centers operated by school districts and non-profit organizations, have a sad history of fraud and lapses in safety that put children at risk.
In an attempt to help more Americans understand the importance of the U.S. Constitution in making America the exceptional nation that it is, Judge Douglas Ginsburg has created a three-part series, titled "A More or Less Perfect Union,"
Few things are as ubiquitous as cleaning products. They disinfect our homes and workplaces and can kill COVID-19. If any products deserve to have a national disclosure standard for their ingredients, these are it.
The incipient decline in economic activity from the COVID-19 will result from both a decline in aggregate supply and demand. There is no standard playbook for the federal government from such a situation.
Crises increase gun sales. So, people don't have to look far right now for an explanation for the recent surge in purchases. But the coronavirus threat is not the explanation that should jump out to people.
Yuval Levin is worried about the increasing dysfunction in American society. He decries the deepening negativity of both right and left, the desire to tear down rather than to build up, and he fears that our country has entered a period of decline that has gutted many of the traditional institutions that sustain and reinforce a civil society. Who can disagree with that?
Russ Weiner, the son of famed radio voice Michael Savage, has just turned his beverage company, Rockstar Energy Drinks, into a $3.2 billion payout from PepsiCo. That it comes as America is stumbling a bit on coronavirus-related economic blues only serves to show: Capitalism, not socialism, is the way to go.
The hashtag QuarantineLife has taken over the top of Twitter trends for the United States, a somewhat sobering realization that coronavirus is here, here to stay, here for the long haul and that it ain't no joke. But that doesn't mean you can't have fun with it. Go America.
The empty shelves at the local brick and mortar retail has gone online. One of Amazon's most frequent messages for shoppers of staple home items this past 24 hours has been this: Out of stock. It's a new world out there for buyers. Bravery required.
The majority -- the slim majority -- has spoken. NFL players have narrowly approved the owners' collective bargaining agreement proposal that locks them in for the next 10 years.
"Lisbon is no more, but they dance in Paris," Voltaire wrote after an earthquake in 1755 killed tens of thousands in the Portuguese city.
At first glance, the coronavirus looks solely like an angel of death that threatens livelihoods and lives. Clearly, it is that.
As of the writing of this column, over 1600 people have contracted the coronavirus in the United States. There have been 49 deaths in a nation of more than 300 million people. As a percentage of the total population, that is statistically, about zero.
It's time to ask whether former Vice President Joe Biden is up to the job he's after.
There's still a lot we don't know about the FBI's investigation of the 2016 Trump presidential campaign. What we do know, however, should give all of us pause. False information was used to secure the ability to employ electronic surveillance on at least one relatively junior campaign official which may have created a chain of information, obtained surreptitiously, leading to the candidate himself.
The coronavirus scare has exposed America's fatal dependence on the People's Republic of China — and the Communist dictatorship knows it.
In North Korea, one poor soul reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus. Unfortunately for him and his family, he was immediately shot and killed. That is North Korea's way of preventing the spread of the coronavirus. Fortunately, America is different and operates under a different set of values. America's values are a reflection of our Judeo-Christian religious beliefs. While those values have been diminishing, they are still a significant part of our nation.
Sunday night is your night to test drive -- OK, test watch -- your man of la gramofono and the next Democratic nominee for president.
Fact is, if Democrats cared so much about the spread of the virus, they'd be on board with shutting borders, and shutting borders but quick. Instead, they're focused calling out the Chinese coronavirus as a racist label and, unbelievably enough, getting America back to the table to sign the Paris treaty and fight climate change.
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