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Old fallacies have a way of reappearing, especially, during times of social and economic crises. The current coronavirus crisis has opened the door to a variety of them.

If there is a chance to pull society away from the social and economic abyss towards which it is moving, we must take it.

What were public health officials at every level of government doing last year? Were they preparing for a pandemic? Or were they using their office to meddle with your lifestyle choices?

Proponents of the Green New Deal (GND) tell us that increasing human carbon dioxide emissions are fueling a dangerous rise in worldwide temperature. They failed to convince the public.

I hope you are doing well–for access to medical help is increasingly threatened.

The coronavirus crisis will be considered one of the most important global events of the early decades of the 21st century.

Here’s what Trump should say during his next coronavirus press conference.

The CARES Act is one of the few government bailouts that doesn’t set a bad precedent.

Frank W. Keeney explains how inserting Article V into the constitution was an act of humility.

Social distancing is the prescribed solution to the COVID-19 pandemic. Did we ever consider the other options?

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.

Illinois state representative Camille Lilly recently sponsored a bill to restrict self-service gasoline stations. New Jersey and Oregon already ban self-service gas, although Oregon exempts rural counties. Would creating jobs for gas station attendants be good economics?

We are hurtling toward a fiscal cliff, and Congress seems intent on nailing the gas pedal to the floorboard.