Wuhan Coronavirus Tag

Virus Politics: Public Health Experts Promote Black Lives Matter Protests, Reject Lockdown Protests

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on June 06, 2020 61 Comments

If there were any lingering doubts that Democrat politics was at the bottom of the Wuhan coronavirus lockdowns in Democrat states and jurisdictions, they are out the window now.

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Two California counties successfully reopened ‘high-risk’ businesses a month ago; now, the rest of the state follows

Posted by Leslie Eastman on June 06, 2020 19 Comments

During the last few days, there have been exceedingly optimistic signs that Wuhan Coronavirus death rates and hospitalizations are declining and the country is regaining its robust economic health as well.

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EU Wants to Lift Europe-Wide Coronavirus Travel Ban by End of June

Posted by Vijeta Uniyal on June 06, 2020 6 Comments

The European Union wants to lift the Europe-wide coronavirus travel restrictions to by the end of June, EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson said on Friday. "I think we're coming very close to a situation where we should lift all the internal border restrictions and border checks," Johansson told a French broadcaster.

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UConn Takes Federal Bailout Cash, Raises Tuition for Some, Offers Free College to Others

Posted by Mike LaChance on June 06, 2020 0 Comments

"UConn received $21,500,845"...

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Wuhan Virus Watch: Reviewing the Last 125 Days of Legal Insurrection Coverage

Posted by Leslie Eastman on June 05, 2020 26 Comments

This week, the American media has focused mostly on rioting, looting, and the Black Lives Matter movement. The press has dropped its interest in pursuing stories related to coronavirus.

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VIDEO: NYU Business Prof Explains How Coronavirus Will be A Wrecking Ball to Higher Ed

Posted by Mike LaChance on June 05, 2020 11 Comments

"He notes this is the only industry in America which has yet to face significant pressures to cost-cut."...

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Jobs are Returning: Unemployment at 13.3%, Payrolls Rose by 2.5 Million

Posted by Mary Chastain on June 05, 2020 31 Comments

That sound you hear is all the jaws dropping to the floor! The May jobs report came out much better than expected. Unemployment hit 13.3% while payrolls went up by 2.5 million. April's unemployment rate was 14.7%.

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Trump Administration to Ban Chinese Airlines as Beijing Defies Agreement

Posted by Vijeta Uniyal on June 05, 2020 20 Comments

President Donald Trump's administration plans to ban Chinese airlines from flying into the United States starting later this month, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced. The decision comes after Beijing refused to allow U.S. air carriers to resume services to mainland China. The U.S. restrictions, set to come to start on June 16, will apply to state-owned Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and China Southern Airlines.

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NYC City Councilman: Blame Racism, Not Riots, for Post-Riot Coronavirus Uptick

Posted by Kemberlee Kaye on June 04, 2020 30 Comments

According to Mark Levine, Chair of New York City Council health committee, if there's an increase in coronavirus cases following the violent riots, racism will be to blame.

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Wuhan Virus Watch: Data Used to Suspend WHO Hydroxychloroquine Trials Now Under Intense Scrutiny

Posted by Leslie Eastman on June 04, 2020 55 Comments

Today's daily update will feature a great deal of back-tracking and narrative changing from our pandemic "experts."

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Unemployment Claims Continue to Go Down as 1.9 Million Filed Last Week

Posted by Mary Chastain on June 04, 2020 10 Comments

About 1.9 million people filed for unemployment benefits last week, which is another sign the economy is picking up as businesses reopen.

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Winthrop University Censors Dean for Using Term ‘Wuhan Virus’

Posted by Mike LaChance on June 04, 2020 1 Comment

“These remarks do not reflect the spirit of Winthrop’s mission and do not represent the views of Winthrop University”...

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Rioting in Multiple Cities Drives Massive Surge in Gun Sales

Posted by Mike LaChance on June 03, 2020 37 Comments

Months ago, when the country shut down and you couldn't buy a roll of toilet paper anywhere, people began arming themselves at an increasing rate. Now that roving mobs of looters and rioters are preying on American cities, gun sales are reaching historic highs.

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NY Times: Blame Tear Gas, Not Rioters and Looters, If There’s New Coronavirus Outbreak

Posted by Mary Chastain on June 03, 2020 36 Comments

The New York Times touted one study that claims tear gas can make someone's lungs more susceptible to respiratory illnesses. Buried lede: a researcher said more studies have to happen since most of them are decades old.

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Temple University Announces Plans to Reopen Campus in the Fall

Posted by Mike LaChance on June 03, 2020 2 Comments

"While many questions remain, I am confident we can open on time as a residential university, and operate in a way that reduces the risks to our community's health"...

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Wuhan Virus Watch: Whitmer Lifts Stay-at-Home Order Now That People Need to Go Out and Riot

Posted by Leslie Eastman on June 03, 2020 36 Comments

Today's update begins with some excellent news for the citizens of the tightly locked-down state of Michigan.

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Liberty University Ends Semester With No Coronavirus Cases After Months of Media Criticism

Posted by Mike LaChance on June 03, 2020 0 Comments

“We are thankful to God that nobody who lived in a campus residence hall or who worked in a campus office tested positive for the virus” ...

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Europe Opens Up For Tourism As Coronavirus Lockdown Eases

Posted by Vijeta Uniyal on June 03, 2020 2 Comments

With the Wuhan coronavirus lockdown phasing out, countries across Europe are opening up for summer tourism. "The first day of June has seen lockdown restrictions eased in a number of European countries, with residents from Athens to Amsterdam flocking to museums and bars for the first time in months," German state broadcaster Deutsche Welle reported Monday.

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