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The leaders, convening by a split-screen video channeling London, Paris, Berlin, Ottawa, Rome, Washington and Tokyo, showed they can get serious, fast, as they race to “flatten the curve” of coronavirus cases.

Why are Chinese government officials now publicly denying that the coronavirus started in Hubei province and citing conspiracy web sites that claim the U.S. is responsible for the virus? 

This isn’t our first experience dealing with an epidemic, and as medical professionals, we believe the U.S. is prepared to effectively combat the virus.

Economic decline is dangerous for everyone, especially at the bottom of the economy. It's a legitimate human concern. It's not just financial.

If we are looking for ways to inject economic benefit into the economy, let’s start here.

Why is a bishop who lived almost 1,600 years ago still important to us today?

Thanks to our market-friendly health care system, the United States has the best chance of producing the first coronavirus treatment. Let's hope lawmakers stop trying to disrupt this system before the next pandemic hits.

Imaginative reporters who see a Russian lurking behind every tree keep asking me if President Trump can use this pandemic as an excuse to delay the presidential election.

We always suspected Democrats and the media couldn't walk and chew gum at the same time.  We were right.

Once again, Congress is debating certain FISA powers passed as part of the PATRIOT Act, and, once again, the only idea of “debate” Congress will tolerate is one. where you are supposed to automatically vote “yes” at the end of the day to whatever leadership proposes.

How I guide my kids through these moments will likely affect them for the rest of their lives.

Anxiety is an out of control thought pattern.

Traditionally, there are two mistakes that doom candidates. From all appearances, the guy who wants to be known as “Uncle Joe” is going two for two. 

The attacks on the move to limit the expansion of COVID-19 not only to the United States but in effect to the Americas, are opportunist, partisan and profoundly ignorant.

It came down to a two-person show between the two oldest candidates running for the nomination.

You're going to have millions of Americans not trusting what the officials say on coronavirus, and that is the last thing we need at a time of national emergency.

Since the earliest, confusing days of the outbreak of COVID-19, one thing has been abundantly clear. Those who are 65 and older face the greatest risk of suffering and succumbing to the virulent effects of the virus.

In the long annals of war, tales of courage, slaughter and despair dominate, but one event stands out for its example of shared humanity: the spontaneous Christmas Truce of World War I.

As if Americans needed more on our minds, the IRS’ tax-filing deadline is less than one month away.

This past Friday, Southeastern University announced to our students that all face-to-face classes will transition to a remote-learning format.