New York COVID in perspective:
Follow up on earlier story. Washington Post Acknowledges They Misquoted Me, Buries Correction
Common meds linked to faster mental decline in seniors
Coronavirus: Heart and lung damage ‘can repair itself’
This made me wonder about the Bad Girl. Not withstanding the scary headline, it normally resolves itself but it can take time COVID-19 Can Wreck Your Heart, Even if You Haven’t Had Any Symptoms
Coming Soon To a City Near You. Black Lives Matter Rioters Ransack Rochester, NY
He is going to do more damage to the City then BLM. Andrew Cuomo Says 4,000-Person NYPD Social-Distancing Taskforce Needed Before He’ll Allow Indoor Dining in NYC
Took me a long time to find anyone on either side of the political spectrum who would say this. CDC’s Eviction Moratorium Is an Unconstitutional Power Grab
Correlation does not prove causation. But it does seem to indicate it is not helping all that much at the very least. COVID-19 numbers surge after mask mandate in Hawaii
I thought nothing could surprise me more then a major political party running and winning with Trump. But I have to say a major party running a candidate with dementia tops running Trump by a wide margin. Please, please, stop this game of one-upmanship. Fake News Conferences.
This is a good and detailed look at how reporters twist things. You can read more about the same story here.
China’s Population To Drop By Half, Immigration Helps U.S. Labor Force
“We Are Witnessing the End of Independent Central Banks”
USC Suspended a Communications Professor for Saying a Chinese Word That Sounds Like a Racial Slur
They be saying what I been guessing so they must be right. Sweden’s High Covid Death Rates Among the Nordics: “Dry Tinder” and Other Important Factors
Buzz word alert. That said, you will be hearing more about this whether you want to or not. A Supercomputer Analyzed Covid-19 — and an Interesting New Theory Has Emerged
Insurance Costs Hinder Rebuild In Minneapolis
Prediction: The Gasline to Germany From Russia Will Still Be Completed. Belarus, the Kremlin and the Attack on Alexei Navalny