Steven Mnuchin Speeds up First Round of Coronavirus Relief for Americans to Two Weeks
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he had sped up the timing on individual payments to Americans.
Entries by Joe Miller
China Is Lying About COVID-19 Death Toll and Confirmed Cases, and the U.S. Intel Community Knows It
The Chinese government is underreporting the outbreak of the coronavirus in its country.
Subways, Buses and Trains Still Running in Coronavirus Hot Spots. How Exactly Does That Help Fight the Virus?
It’s hard to think of a more opportune place for a contagious virus to spread than in subways and on buses.
Florida Sheriff Who Arrested Pastor Now Releasing 163 Actual Criminals (While You’re Locked in at Home)
In case you still think every unilateral action taken by local officials is driven by science and intrepid concern for public safety and health, I present to you the case of Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister.
Biden, Seeking an Answer to Irrelevance, Walks Into Trump’s Trap
Joe Biden has a problem: with all eyes on the coronavirus, and Trump functioning as the commander in chief during what amounts to a war, complete with a wartime economy, Biden has become irrelevant.
Schiff Drafting Legislation to Set up 9/11-Style Commission to Review Coronavirus Response
Schiff did not give specifics regarding when the legislation will be dropped, but suggested it would be after Congress finishes the task at hand.
Senators Demand Secret Footnotes in Report on Obama Spying Be Revealed
Two senators are urging the director of National Intelligence to work with the Justice Department to declassify the contents of four footnotes Michael Horowitz’s inspector general report on FISA abuse.
Report: Videos Show China Using Slave Laborers to Kickstart Economy
China apparently is turning to slave labor to kickstart its economy, following the catastrophe created by the coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan.
FBI Says Skyrocketing Demand for Guns Has Broken Record for Background Checks; Gun Control Activists Freak Out at Trump
There is such a high demand for gun purchases that the FBI has noted a record-breaking number of gun background checks.
Coronavirus Forces Farmers to Scrap Food They Can’t Sell
The total shutdown of the hospitality industry, to stem the spread of the coronavirus, means farmers who grew crops intended for everyone from small, independent restaurants to busy hotels are stuck with millions of pounds of produce.