Two new studies show that antibodies fade quickly in patients recovering from SARS-CoV-2, meaning that herd immunity to end COVID-19 is unlikely—but it probably means we’ll be told that we need to be vaccinated every year.
Jeffrey Epstein’s friend Ghislaine Maxwell, who allegedly procured young girls for Epstein and his wealthy associates, has been arrested by the FBI and charged by federal prosecutors.
There are forces, both natural and supernatural, exploiting the anger of the death of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis police last week.
Arab leaders have publicly denounced Israel’s plan to extend sovereignty in the Jordan River valley. However, behind the scenes they either accept or support it.
President Trump calls for the nation’s houses of worship to reopen while Chicago’s Mayor Lori Lightfoot continues sending police to break up church services.
Member nations of the World Health Organization have voted to investigate China’s response to the coronavirus outbreak after Australian researchers found “human intervention” likely in the mutation of SARS-CoV-2.
From arrows on sidewalks to control pedestrians to multi-trillion dollar handouts to social-distancing pool noodle hats, COVID-19 madness is manifesting in strange ways all over the world. (At least the hats were a joke.)
The judge presiding over the case of Gen. Michael Flynn has appointed a retired judge to argue against the Justice Department’s order to dismiss the case. What does he think he’s doing?
Newly released documents make it clear that the Russia collusion investigation was nothing less than an attempted coup by the outgoing Obama administration.
