[ad_1] In March, an Arizona woman, now known to be Wanda Lenius, said she and her husband ingested fish-tank cleaner because they had heard President Trump tout one of its compounds (chloroquine phosphate) as a potentially effective way to prevent COVID-19. The husband died, and the wife ended up in the ICU. “We saw Trump

[ad_1] The New York Times Building in New York City. (Brendan McDermid/Reuters) I have always thought that sending people unsolicited photos of one’s nude intimate body parts or posting them on the Internet was, at the very least rude, possibly harassing, and at worst, a crime. Just ask Anthony Weiner. But according to an article

[ad_1] Gov. Newsom’s nation state is moving toward some kind of independence and the rest of the country should be willing to let it go. Every American Governor thinks his or her state is special, but only California Governor Gavin Newsom regularly refers to his as a “nation-state.”  The coronavirus pandemic has provided a high-profile

[ad_1] Posted by: R. Mitchell in Syndicated Posts, Trump Administration, White House Watch April 26, 2020 Topics in this post: Donald Trump The President’s Schedule President Donald Trump will participate in a Governors’ Video Teleconference on COVID-19 Response and Economic Revival then meet with industry executives on the COVID-19 response. Keep up with Trump on

[ad_1] “New evidence supporting credibility of Tara Reade’s allegation against Joe Biden emerges.” – Susan Sarandon, has-been actress, and wife of cuckold Timothy Robbins After weeks of stories in conservative outlets about Tara Reade’s sexual assault claim against presumptive Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden – and after weeks of deafening silence from the Progressive Left

[ad_1] Recently, a local talk show host asked a “get ‘em calling” question, “Who do you believe about the coronavirus?” If the question was designed to be frustrating, it certainly was. Do people choose to believe someone and then stop asking questions? I hope not. As we’ve seen, the esteemed scientists we were supposed to

[ad_1] Liberalism, as practiced by today’s Democrats, is so convoluted and dictatorial that it bears no resemblance to even the Democrat party of John Kennedy or Jimmy Carter. Today, when we hear the old saw of “thanks for your service” offered to first responders for their dangerous dedication to their chosen fields of work coming

[ad_1] Last week, Trump had a scientist Bill Bryan undersecretary of Science and Technology at Department of Homeland Security explain how isopropyl alcohol and bleach appear to kill viruses on surfaces. Well, that’s all the leftist and destroy Trump fake news media had to hear and they went off into their biased hate-filled rage tantrum

[ad_1] The Great Smoky Mountains is the most visited National park in the United States, averaging 11.5 million visitors annually, 2019 numbers were historic at 12.9 million visitors. The Grand Canyon averages less than 7 million, and Yellow Stone just under 5 million for perspective. The GSNP generates, on average, 750 million in tourist dollars

[ad_1] The European Union caved into pressure from the Chinese government regarding a report on disinformation related to the coronavirus pandemic, news reports show.  According to news reports, the EU removed language from a report that criticized Beijing over a ‘global disinformation’ campaign to deflect blame for the early response to the pandemic.  EU analysts

[ad_1] Polls show voters are strongly opposed to Dems’ LGBT priorities in the state Election Day 2020 is now just under 200 days away. In pandemic time, that probably translates to about 200 years away. Nevertheless, presidential campaigns are beginning to ramp up, and as each side finalizes its strategy for the coming months, one

[ad_1] Steve Dalkowski died Friday at age 80, of complications after contracting coronavirus. Dalkowski was baseball’s last truly legendary figure, the real-life inspiration for Bull Durham’s Nuke LaLoosh. We throw around the term “legend” a lot in sports, usually just to mean an athlete whose accomplishments astound us. But Dalkowski, who pitched in the minor

[ad_1] In February, residents of Miami Beach, Florida, weren’t thinking about global pandemics. They were thinking about the 80,000 visitors flooding the Miami Beach Convention Center for the NFL Experience and Super Bowl LIV. A lot can change in two months. Billboards on I-95 still hype the big game held Feb. 2, but ever since

[ad_1] While former Democratic Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams publicly pitches herself as a potential running mate for former Vice President Joe Biden, the state ethics commission still has an “active investigation” into her 2018 campaign, the Daily Caller News Foundation has learned. “The investigation into the Abrams campaign remains ongoing,” David H. Emadi, the

[ad_1] A liberal Maryland municipality caved to environmentalists and is sustaining a tax on single use plastic bags amid COVID. American shoppers and grocers on April 11, 2020. (Photo By Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) Politicians nowadays are shutting down everything except their own virtue signaling. The COVID-19 pandemic is spurring restrictions and lockdowns across the

[ad_1] Posted by: R. Mitchell in Featured News, Syndicated Posts, Trump Administration, White House Watch April 24, 2020 President Donald Trump will host a phone call with Catholic leaders and educators. Keep up with Trump on Our President’s Schedule Page. President Trump’s Itinerary for 4/25/20 – note: this  page will be updated during the day

[ad_1] In a show of national solidarity, the Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, and the Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, the Thunderbirds, will conduct a series of multi-city flyovers over the next two weeks. America Strong is a collaborative salute from the Navy and Air Force to recognize healthcare workers, first responders, and

[ad_1] A worker cleans an empty hall in Industry City, N.Y., where the shops have been closed due to the coronavirus outbreak, March 26, 2020. (Stephen Yang/Reuters) The University of Michigan released its Consumer Sentiment Index measurements today. Thanks to the sledgehammer lockdown of the U.S. economy, the index took its biggest one-month plunge ever

[ad_1] President Donald Trump points to a reporter to ask a question during the coronavirus response daily briefing at the White House, March 19, 2020. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters) Some of Donald Trump’s most sycophantic defenders are frustrated that he is not lifting social-distancing guidelines with more alacrity. “Until we feel it’s safe, we’re going to be

[ad_1] A Harvard University student cheers during the 135th playing of “The Game” against Yale University, Boston, Mass., November 17, 2018. (Brian Snyder/Reuters) In response to What We Get for Our University R&D Spending In my last Corner post, I pointed out an apparent inconsistency: Ivy League schools receive generous subsidies during economic expansions but

[ad_1] A member of the medical staff shows a used sample container at a test center for coronavirus disease in Berlin, Germany, April 6, 2020. (Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters) I don’t get all that upset when people point out that the projections from the model from the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation often

[ad_1] A general view of the summer pasture “Rofenberg” located at 2,400 meters above sea level in the region of Tyrol, Austria, June 9, 2018. (Lisi Niesner/Reuters) Earth Day launched the modern environmentalist movement in 1970. Since then, the movement has moved way beyond the principles of conservation, remediation of polluted areas, and protecting species

[ad_1] National Review Institute’s Virus Free Forums: Faith and Culture Leaders Series podcast #5 and #6 are now available. On podcast #5 Kathryn interviews Jonathan Reyes, Senior Vice President for Evangelization and Faith Formation at the Knights of Columbus. Over the course of the conversation, they talk about practical family reality under quarantine, the videos,

[ad_1] Employees check a ventilator, which was originally developed for animals but may be used for coronavirus patients in Tokyo, Japan, April 2, 2020. (Issei Kato/Reuters) A new survey from the Pew Research Center has a variety of interesting figures on how Americans are responding to the COVID-19 crisis. One of the most intriguing sections

[ad_1] President Donald Trump speaks during the coronavirus response daily briefing at the White House, April 10, 2020. (Yuri Gripas/Reuters) The president first tweeted about, then signed, a Presidential Proclamation temporarily pausing some categories of immigration. Predictably, the left, Democrats, and much of the media all decried the new policy as horrible. But the president’s

[ad_1] Democrats don’t give women the benefit of the doubt when the alleged sexual assaulter is a member of their own party. For Republicans the standards are different. This unfair application of credibility is wholeheartedly practiced and supported by Democrat party allies in the media. The phrase, acceptable misogyny comes to mind and should be

[ad_1] Posted by: Chris White in Money & The Economy, US News April 24, 2020 Topics in this post: AT&T AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson is stepping down as the company’s chief and giving the reigns to COO John Stankey, who will take over the position in July. Stankey is taking over at a strange time

[ad_1] This week, President Trump signed an executive order temporarily suspending immigration into the United States for 60 days by people seeking permanent residence in the country. Following the president’s announcement, Democrats immediately went on the attack. In doing so, they affirmed what some Americans have believed for quite some time now; in the minds

[ad_1] The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration on Thursday, finding that the government can deport criminal immigrants from the U.S. even if they have been living legally in the country for a long time. In a split 5-4 decision, the court’s conservative bloc agreed with the administration that Andre Martello Baron, a non-citizen

[ad_1] Posted by: R. Mitchell in Featured News, Trump Administration, White House Watch April 24, 2020 President Donald Trump signed H.R. 266, the Payment Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act, that provides an additional $484 billion in Coronavirus relief. Content created by Conservative Daily News and some content syndicated through CDN is available for re-publication