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Lying comes naturally to the Chinese Communist government, which will say anything to maintain its tight grip on the reins of power.

President Trump called the World Health Organization on the carpet Tuesday for its mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic in the most effective way he could: by cutting off U.S. funds until he finds out exactly what went wrong at the United Nations organization in January and February.

While the federal government has been appropriating trillions of borrowed dollars to deal with the massive economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, state and local governments have failed to deal adequately with their skyrocketing expenses and shrinking revenues.

The WHO, President Trump correctly said Tuesday, failed its “basic duty and must be held accountable.”

Monday’s White House briefing was more like a spanking.

The problem facing all levels of California government is revenue shortfalls caused by the government-mandated shutdowns.

For those who are able, homeschooling is becoming an attractive option. In that sense, the coronavirus might be a blessing in disguise.

With some signs that the “curve is flattening,” and growing concern about the impact of the epidemic on the economy, there is increasing pressure on President Trump and many governors to relax “stay-at-home” orders.

Americans can make miracles happen — thanks to their own determination, and to the tireless leadership of a president who’s assembled a team of experts to guide our response to the pandemic.

Gov. Whitmer wants to be the vice president. She wants to be chosen by Joe Biden.

Schools and universities may be shut down physically, but they have been admirably transformed thanks to the technology of distance learning.

The WHO should shed its defiant rhetoric and return to its original mission as the early warning system for pandemics, epidemics, and health scares, where information is shared openly, completely, and without interpretive bias.

Our survival in an interconnected world now rests on whether we make the investments and rally the world to stop COVID-19.

I serve in Congress today for the same reason I served in the Army: to defend my country and help protect the people in my community. 

Alas, the people who keep saying Trump “should have done something sooner" never say it to the guilty party.

The United States has typically been a nation of optimists.

Fifty years ago, Apollo 13 Commander Jim Lovell heard a “bang-whump-shudder” that immediately changed the character of his crew’s mission.

Without wealthy individuals and the thriving market economy that produces them, medical progress would grind to a halt. 

The fact is that here in the U.S. we were under-informed and underprepared.

The coronavirus has left death and devastation in its wake. But as we've said since the beginning, this shutdown costs lives, too. Here's a plan to reopen America safely but soon.