Governor Andrew Cuomo’s decision to put people infected with Coronavirus into nursing homes caused thousands of deaths. It will be remembered as one of the worst decisions made during this pandemic.
It’s shocking that he would brush this off as politics, but that’s just what he’s done.
In an interview with The Telegraph, an Italian infectious disease doctor said he believes the coronavirus could die out on its own without a vaccine:
Prof Matteo Bassetti, head of the...
As the riots have receded from the headlines, the press is renewing its focus on the Wuhan Coronavirus pandemic.
The financial impact of this will be felt by some schools for years, if they make it.
The South Bend Tribune reports:
University of Notre Dame braces for estimated $100 million loss because of coronavirus pandemic
The University of Notre Dame was in a strong financial position before the coronavirus pandemic. Now, it faces...
How about some good news?
Michigan barber Karl Manke, 77, had his license restored after the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs suspended it after he cut hair during Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s lockdown.
At this point, many people will shrug over this. Higher education is due for a reckoning.
Campus Reform reports:
Financial experts sound alarm on colleges going bankrupt
A new report from Fitch Ratings warned that declining revenue from tuition costs could threaten the financial solvency of private colleges.
As families of students struggle as a...
The Labor Department reported that another 1.5 million Americans filed unemployment claims last week. The same amount filed the week before.
One of the observations that came out about Wuhan Coronavirus infections is that they lead to inflammation of various tissues.
Therefore, low-dose steroid treatment has been utilized and is now hailed as a highly effective treatment for COVOD-19.
America saw a decline in unemployment claims and decent jobs report in May.
The Commerce Department revealed another sign the economy is recovering from the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic. Retail sales hit a record of 17.7% in May.
We first reported on the Wuhan Coronavirus in January, indicating that it was thought to have come from the city’s seafood market.
Six months later, a significant outbreak of the virus in China’s capital city has resulted in shutting down Beijing’s seafood market.
The City reported that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio instructed “test and tracers” not to ask anyone who tests positive for the Wuhan coronavirus if they attended any of the protests or riots in response to the death of George Floyd.
As I have noted recently, the coronavirus-induced panic has substantially receded since the Black Lives Matters demonstrations have begun.
Were you starting to forget about Coronavirus? The media seems to have moved on.
ESPN reports:
University of Houston suspends workouts after six student-athletes test positive
The University of Houston has suspended voluntary workouts for all student-athletes after six symptomatic student-athletes in various sports tested positive for the coronavirus as the Houston area has...
At times like this, people and organizations show where their true priorities lie.
The College Fix reports:
Public university creates high-ranking diversity position, exempts from COVID-19 hiring freeze
Some things are more important than fiscal prudence in a time of plummeting university income. Namely, an associate vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion.
James Madison...
The Republican National Convention announced Thursday that it will be moving its convention from Charlotte to Jacksonville.
I would like to take a moment to thank the Black Live Matters movement.
