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The government has told us dumb lies about the medical mask shortage from the start of the coronavirus outbreak.

Will the lies, inefficiencies and suffering propagated by the coronavirus response of authoritarian regimes bring their downfall?

Despite securing $25 million in federal funding, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced that it will fire the 96-members National Symphony Orchestra.

How can we summon our inner resilience and self-soothing skills during a time of such high anxiety? 

We need plain speaking about the risks of today’s pandemic, COVID-19.

Governors across the country have been hard at work getting government out of the way when necessary and smoothing the path for citizens and patients alike.

Dedicated and heroic physicians, clad in protective gear and probably operating on few hours of sleep, are serving bravely on the front lines of the nation’s fight against an invisible but virulent enemy. 

In this extra month of shutdown, let’s commit to a new phase in this fight - more targeted, more surgical, more balanced.

It is a given in politics that an incumbent has the advantage until things go wrong, at which point the challenger gets an edge.

“How many people have died from the coronavirus, Daddy?” Will asked, in a tone that seemed more curious than frightened. 

After Americans flatten the curve of coronavirus, it’s time to push back another spike: our increasing economic dependence on China, where the ruling Communist Party cares only about staying in power. 

The Chinese Communist Party is responsible for the coronavirus pandemic – and it knows it.

A Gallup poll released in recent days put the media at the bottom of all institutions’ response to the coronavirus.

Parenting under normal circumstances is hard enough, but this is the next level.

As the nation marks National Vietnam War Veterans Day Sunday, please keep one veteran in particular in your prayers: Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie Adkins. 

Regardless of your faith or belief system, this is a time to lean towards one another – to lean toward family, friends, and co-workers.  

In a failed socialist country like Venezuela, hospitals cannot come close to meeting the needs of patients suffering through a pandemic.

The coronavirus, like an unwelcome and uninvited guest reminiscent of the biblical plagues of the Exodus, will force the most-observed annual Jewish ritual experience, the Passover Seder, to be practiced very differently in April..

While work to find treatments and a vaccine to protect us from the coronavirus accelerates around the world – and as we sadly see a growing number of hospitalizations and deaths caused by the virus – it’s not too early to plan how to review the American and international responses to the pandemic once it has ended.

Imagine the Russians were plotting to cause a tsunami by detonating a nuclear bomb underwater, off America’s eastern coastline. It sounds like an absurd, yet wildly entertaining plot to some Hollywood blockbuster or page-turning thriller – made up out of thin air, of course. But all of it is true.