Chuck Ross – Government officials and health experts hope that a series of so-called social distancing measures will limit the number of coronavirus patients at the peak of the pandemic. – Less discussed is what happens in the United States and across the globe after nations reach their peak number of cases. – A study…
Recent events have familiarized the public with shortages of basic grocery items such as milk, bread, bottled water, and of course toilet paper. What the average person may not have expected was to witness a shortage of gold bullion on dealer shelves and websites. Nevertheless, that’s exactly what’s happening on the ground in the gold…
With the onset of coronavirus panic, many see this as proof of the “failings” of capitalism as bread shelves are finally empty in the midst of a global pandemic. Although it took this much to turn American stores into what is essentially just a Venezuelan Thursday, this means that it’s time to decry the weak…
Jason Hopkins The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) paused trading Monday after stocks plummeted more than 10% over coronavirus concerns, triggering a 15-minute pause in trading. The coronavirus pandemic is still wreaking havoc on the stock market, despite major action by the Federal Reserve to improve investor confidence. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell about 9%, and…
Andrew Kerr on March 15, 2020 The governors of Ohio and Illinois announced Sunday that they will sign orders closing all bars and restaurants in their states to curb the spread of coronavirus. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that his order will close all bars and restaurants in the state indefinitely starting at 9 p.m. Sunday….
Happy Sunday, Liberty Lovers! While most people are staying confined to their homes because of the coronavirus, I decided to explore. In this video, I will show you footage of my shopping and airport experiences during the coronavirus outbreak. Stay safe everyone! Be Free! Steffi Connect with Steffi: Facebook Twitter Instagram Goodreads Subscribe to her…
As the coronavirus continues to make its way across every continent (minus Antarctica), we have seen governments all over the world undertake preventative measures unheard of in modern history to control its spread. Chinese authorities have locked down cities, constructed new hospitals, detained individuals suspected of being infected, and have even deployed robotic disinfectant sprayers…
Chris White New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio suggested Saturday morning that the coronavirus pandemic might be justification enough to begin nationalizing what the Democrat said are “crucial industries.” It’s up to the federal government to assure that there is a steady supply of hand sanitizer and ventilators for people who’ve contracted the virus, according…