We are at the end of yet another year of the great reset. It’s the end of December — we can see Christmas trees everywhere, and the holiday cheer in the air — yet something feels off. Something’s off. We are busying around, we are going about our holiday tasks — but it feels a… Read More: Bidding Farewell to Another Year of “COVID”: Vigilance and Hope »
Senate Democrats blocked passage of a scaled-back Republican coronavirus aid package Thursday, a sign of dwindling chances of another coronavirus aid package by Election Day. “They can tell American families they care more about politics than helping them,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said of Democrats Thursday. The 52-47 vote was mostly along party lines,… Read More: Hope dims for pandemic relief before election »
Mid-March I wrote an article on possible drug treatments for Covid-19. Some of them were already available and being used to treat other conditions, but there was a move afoot among scientists to adapt them to overcome Covid. Among them was a promising candidate, remdesivir, which had achieved some success against Ebola and two coronaviruses.… Read More: Ebola drug gives new hope to patients with coronavirus, says… »