For the Chinese, Political Warfare Is War by Other Means
Even amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, China’s efforts at political warfare remain in full swing. China assiduously tries to shape the world’s view of COVID-19,...
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Japan Vice Prime Minister Slams WHO, Calls Them ‘China Health Organization’
Japan’s Vice Prime Minister Tarō Asō offered a tough rebuke of the WHO (World Health Organization) and called them the CHO (China Health Organization). Watch...
Social Distancing Forces Old Media to Learn New Tricks
by Jack Stocker
Now, I know it’s April Fools Day, but this one is actually no joke. In the wake of the current crisis, many media companies have...
When Can Life Return to Normal? 4 Signs to Monitor
by Guest Post
Americans can’t wait for the restrictions on their movements and interactions—widely known as social distancing—to end. That’s completely understandable. The coronavirus crisis has widely disrupted...
How Should Congress Continue To Govern During The Coronavirus Pandemic? Here’s What The Experts Say
by Guest Post
Mary Margaret Olohan – Health professionals said lawmakers should stay out of Washington, D.C., and vote remotely. – U.S. senators proposed legislation allowing them to...
What Sweden Has Done Right on Coronavirus
by Guest Post
Until last week, only three European countries had still not closed their schools as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. Then followed Britain’s sharp reverse-course and lockdown policy...
When Atlas Is Washing His Hands
What happens when Atlas stops holding up the world? In Ayn Rand’s famous (and if I may add brilliant) novel Atlas Shrugged, the producers of...
Southern Churches Draw Hundreds To Sunday Services Despite Coronavirus Restrictions
by Guest Post
Mary Margaret Olohan Hundreds of church goers attended religious services in both Louisiana and Florida over the weekend, despite government coronavirus restrictions. About 500 people...
The Unintended Consequences of the Coronavirus Response
The governing class’s response to coronavirus is well-intentioned, but they are failing to account for the harm done—both immediate and potential—by shutting down aspects of...
How Isaac Newton Turned Isolation From the Great Plague Into a “Year of Wonders”
by Guest Post
College students around the world left campus this month, unsure when they would return and what daily life would look like until then. Forced to...