- WHO Admits It Was Never Told About COVID By China, Instead Found Out From U.S. Data
Despite earlier claims and countless defenses made by World Health Organization officials, an updated timeline by the international health body shows China never self-reported the COVID-19 outbreak that led to drastic economic and health consequences across the world. A quiet change to a timeline of COVID events in late June shows what many mainstream media […]
- America’s Housing Set for Robust Post-Pandemic Recovery: Survey
America’s housing market is expected to weather the pandemic and stage a solid rebound, with a Reuters poll showing that U.S. house prices are likely to outpace consumer price rises in 2020 and the following year. According to a June 9-19 poll of over 40 housing strategists, house prices will rise 3.0 percent this year […]
- Lack of Child Care Poses a Challenge to Labor Market Recovery
WASHINGTON—U.S. businesses are urging Congress to take action on the child care sector, which is on the brink of collapse amid the pandemic. A group of 41 state and local chambers of commerce throughout the country sent a letter to Congress on June 10, urging lawmakers to provide assistance to childcare facilities in the next […]
- California Budget to Spare Schools From Mass Layoffs, Spending Cuts
A newly revised $202.1 billion state budget that draws on state reserves and hikes business taxes is expected to prevent mass layoffs in K-12 schools and community colleges in California. The Assembly voted to pass the $202.1 billion budget June 26 after marathon Senate hearings that ended minutes before midnight the previous night. The budget […]
- Exclusive — Seema Verma: Cuomo, Other Democrat Governors’ Coronavirus Nursing Home Policies Contradicted Federal Guidance
Seema Verma, the administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), told Breitbart News exclusively that New York’s Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other Democrat governors originally issued guidance that contradicted federal guidelines for nursing homes battling the coronavirus pandemic. “I just want to make it very clear that our guidance was absolutely […]
- Exclusive – Riots Nationwide Forced Temporary Closure of 70 Coronavirus Testing Sites, 31 for Full Week
The riots in American cities last week and the week before forced the temporary closure of at least 70 separate coronavirus testing sites nationwide, the White House Coronavirus Task Force was told on Tuesday. At the Task Force’s meeting on Tuesday at the White House, Admiral Brett Giroir—the assistant secretary for health (ASH)—of the United […]
- Pence Postpones Visit as Florida Sees Record Jump of 9,636 COVID-19 Cases in a Single Day
Vice President Mike Pence postponed his trip to Florida as the state witnessed a record number of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) virus cases in the past few days, with numbers climbing 9,636 on June 26, as per the latest data from the Florida Department of Health. The state now has 132,545 cases of infection, including 14,136 […]
- Pandemic Exposes Deep Digital Divide in America
WASHINGTON—Affordable and accessible broadband in the United States has become more essential than ever as the pandemic has moved many social and commercial activities online. However, there are many parts of the country where broadband is still unavailable. During the health crisis, there were huge spikes in the use of broadband as many Americans worked […]
- Loch Ness Monster Debate Reignited After Tourist Snaps Very Clear, Chilling Photo of Massive Strange-Looking “Creature”
A chilling new photo that was snapped in Scotland is going viral this week, and it’s reigniting speculation that the Loch Ness Monster is real. English tourist Steve Challice told the Daily Record that he took the photo back in September when he was visiting Urquhart Castle, which is located on the legendary Scottish loch. […]
- Lack of Child Care Poses Challenge to Labor Market Recovery
WASHINGTON—U.S. businesses are urging Congress to take action on the child care sector, which is on the brink of collapse amid the pandemic. A group of 41 state and local chambers of commerce throughout the country sent a letter to Congress on June 10, urging lawmakers to provide assistance to child care facilities in the […]
