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It has been widely reported that much of Europe is undergoing a second wave of coronavirus infections with more citizens being diagnosed in some areas than during the height of the first round of infections, which led to widespread lockdowns. The jump in infections, however, has not translated to an increase in deaths and hospitalizations...

Americans seem to have reservations about being first in line for any approved vaccination for COVID-19, according to a recent Axios-Ipsos poll. The poll showed only 13 percent of Americans would be willing to take the vaccine upon rollout. Joe Biden and his running mate, Senator Kamala Harris, have raised suspicions about the reliability of...

Victoria’s Premier Daniel Andrews announced Sunday that Melbourne’s hotly contested coronavirus lockdown orders would be eased and its curfew lifted after a significant drop in new cases. Andrews was roundly criticized for putting Melbourne and other parts of the country under a Level 4 lockdown at the beginning of August while trying to get a grip on...

The Associated Press last week described a scene in Stockholm, Sweden, which surely would make health officials in most Western nations squirm. The wire service described a train pulling into a subway station in the central part of the city and groups of people bustling about without wearing those now-ubiquitous surgical masks worn across the...

Clashes over new virus restrictions played out in Madrid last week as local health officials refused to comply with new guidelines recommended by the country’s central government, according to reports. The health system in Spain is unique in that each of the country’s 17 regional governments has its own health care system, according to the...

National governments in Europe have clashed with local leaders over the best approach to the second wave of COVID infections that seem to be sweeping much of the continent. There has been debate over how significant the number of confirmed virus cases are to the public’s overall health. Countries want no new cases, but citizens...

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced last week that he will allow restaurants to continue curbside dining even after, if and when, the COVID War ends. The so-called Open Restaurants program, which was introduced in June, was seen as a moderate success to keep many in the struggling industry to make some much-needed...

It was the big Presstitute news since the COVID War broke out. Florida’s Governor, Ron DeSantis, a Republican, did not impose strict lockdown rules on the state, as opposed to the stringent lockdown enforced on the people and businesses of New York State by Governor Andrew Cuomo. Indeed, the media and politicians chastised DeSantis for...

Daniel Horowitz, a writer for TheBlaze.com, penned a column earlier this month arguing against the “panicked headlines” emerging from colleges reopening across the U.S. amid the virus pandemic. He pointed to the University of Alabama as an example of the fear-mongering-gone-wild in the media. As we have been reporting in the Trends Journal, data proves...