Новости за 21.05.2020

(WASHINGTON EXAMINER) -- The number of jobless workers newly applying for unemployment benefits last week was 2.4 million, the Labor Department reported on Thursday. Economists had projected that 2.4 million new jobless claims. The number of workers seeking aid remains historically high but has dropped considerably from the nearly 7 million claims that were filed…

(FOX NEWS) -- Lisa Kudrow apparently didn't know there was a real-life Space Force when she was filming the series of the same name for Netflix. The "Friends" alum is part of the starry cast for the streaming giant's upcoming workplace sitcom inspired by Donald Trump's initiation of the US Space Force. While the series…

(FOX NEWS) -- James Woods took a jab at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. on Twitter Tuesday following negative comments she made about President Donald Trump. The politically outspoken actor took to Twitter to share an image of the House Speaker and to lambaste her in the photo's caption. "Morbidly corrupt..." Woods wrote. Read the…

(FOX NEWS) -- Is it ever too late to come home to Jesus? Will Carroll, drummer of the thrash metal band Death Angel, said he went to hell and met Satan while in a coronavirus coma. Carroll, 47, was comatose on a ventilator in critical condition at the California Pacific Medical Center for two weeks…

A Washington state lawmaker is alerting citizens to "isolation camps" set up in his state and others to house people who become infected with COVID-19, warning that contrary to the conventional narrative, they are not voluntary. State Republican Rep. Matt Shea of the Spokane area in eastern Washington, explained in a video interview with The…

Dr. Stephen M. Smith is the widely respected infectious-disease specialist who briefed President Trump last month at the White House on the promise of the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19, calling it a "game changer." His contribution to the president's highly controversial enthusiasm for the drug was recounted in a Washington Post…

  [Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Policy.] By Elizabeth Sheld Real Clear Policy Anti-vaping advocates have claimed that nicotine addiction among teens has been driven by the seductive flavorings offered by e-cigarette companies. Public campaigns were launched nationwide agitating for flavor bans and after the U.S. was hit with an…

When the final chapter is written on Obamagate, historians will look to the April 10, 2016, as the day President Barack Obama triggered the eponymous coup. Leading from behind as was his wont, Obama was never so far behind that he could not see what was to come. From time to time he showed his…

As I've managed to chronicle since the advent of the coronavirus pandemic, certain circumstances have prompted a lot of people to reveal their true colors, as it were. Many of these revelations can be summed up in two words: Dangerous and stupid. Not all of those who've displayed dangerous tendencies have evidenced stupidity, nor vice-versa,…

  An organization that promotes free speech on campuses across the nation says Columbia should not put a professor on track for discipline for telling a student during an online exchange to "drop dead." The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education explained the dispute erupted between CUNY student Gabriel Montalvo and Columbia prof Jeffrey Lax…

Many are now openly asking if the COVID-19 reaction was overblown, and in that case, who pushed the exaggerations? If politically motivated, the misinformation forecasting mass deaths has contributed to the largest economic meltdown in a century. It wasn't lack of supply or demand that halted growth, but political decisions. We are consequently facing the…

By Dan Rembold Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me. Numbers – that's a different story. In recent days, numbers have made us do gladly that which we would have only done at the end of a bayonet a few weeks ago. Let's face the fear, and look at…

The famous 19th-century Scottish physician, missionary and explorer, Dr. David Livingstone, making a trip to Africa in 1866, was believed to have died when nothing more was heard from him. Welsh journalist and explorer Henry Stanley led a team into Africa to determine Livingstone's fate. On Nov. 10, 1871, arriving in the small village of…

If you have not heard the phrase "cancel culture," you have undoubtedly seen it in action. It is a leftist tool to silence and/or personally destroy Americans who disagree with them. It is most often used by liberal mobs to demonize a person or business by feigning outrage and demanding the speaker be silenced or…