Clifford Thies

According to Rudy Guliani, Philadelphia’s own Joe Frazier made another comeback this year.

Retailers are asking customers to use credit or debit cards, and some are refusing to make change in coins. They say it’s because of the novel coronavirus. The virus may be playing a part; but, there’s more to the coin shortage.

It is common knowledge and well-established scientifically that fear degrades the immune system. Coronavirus is making this evident.

There’s enough data in now for us to contrast the trajectory of the disease in Georgia to its trajectory elsewhere in the country. Here’s what we found.

The results of clinical trials are making their way to publication showing hydroxychloroquine to be effective in many, although possibly not all, situations. The American media is silent on these studies.

The results of the first scientific survey of serology in a well-defined population has been conducted and – guess what? – the mortality rate for Coronavirus is not much different from that of the ordinary flu.

How long can we keep people away from work before their lives are ruined?

Joe Biden, who is 77, has named Ezekiel Emanuel as head of his advisory panel on the coronavirus. Emanuel famously wrote an Atlantic article on how people should be dead at age 75.

A few years ago, it was ebola. Today, the coronavirus. Tomorrow, because of mutation, it will be something else.

Homelessness has reached crisis proportions in numerous places controlled by Democrats, while falling elsewhere in the country.

“Mattress Mack” bet a total of $13 million on the Houston Astros winning the World Series, not because he’s such a fan, but to cover his business losses if that were to happen.

In a recent survey of business economists, only 4 percent said they expected a recession to begin by the end of the year.

In a country that is both democratic and socialistic, we might suspect that crafty politicians will run for office by promising more and more free stuff.