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In the name of protecting the public from a deadly virus, we have wound up destroying a huge number of people.

This pandemic has caused us to take a moment to really weigh out how we determine the worth of a student’s academic potential.

Frail nursing home residents are the least able to withstand even common infections, not to mention a virus like the one we are fighting now.

Finding and developing therapies can occur much faster than finding a vaccine.

When schools reopen, they will need to take steps to maintain social distancing to protect students and teachers from the coronavirus.

Right now it’s difficult to imagine November’s election being a referendum on anything other than the current coronavirus pandemic and our government’s response to it.

We are on the verge of learning a lot more about the virus that will result in as much disagreement as relief.

Most of the former Democratic presidential candidates would have been better and stronger than Biden, but once again, the establishment has had its way.

The liberal media has a partisan agenda, and Trump is making sure everyone knows it.

At the most critical moments of the response, the U.S. uniformed services have been there.

Democrats would have a hard time opposing Trump taking funds from the World Health Organization if he used the money for COVID-19 relief for states in the U.S.

Trump is shaking the box at the World Health Organization to see what happens next.

Almost three weeks after Tara Reade went on the record with her sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden, The New York Times and The Washington Post have issued their own investigative reports on her.

It is simply untenable to lock Americans down for months more.

A number of government officials, pundits and data modelers believe the worst is behind us. 

It’s long past time for the United States to hold the WHO accountable for its mismanagement and lack of transparency.

Another big piece of the 2020 Democratic presidential ticket has been put into place.

Whether it was in her role as a wife, mother, author or as a leader in the socio-political movement, Phyllis Schafly forged a new path.

We need to support the president in making the tough, correct decision to reopen our economy as soon as it is safe to do so.

The United States is in the midst of an all-hands-on-deck war against the coronavirus, with our amazing health care heroes serving on the front lines of this battle