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Studyfinds.org reported on a poll commissioned by Wisetail, a software company, and conducted by OnePoll. The poll asked 2,000 Americans about working from home during the pandemic and found that many have embraced life free of commuting, nosy coworkers, and even getting dressed for work. The survey found that 39 percent of workers said they would...

Officials in Connecticut announced last week that the state would lift capacity limits in restaurants and retail shops, while other establishments like barber shops can begin operating at full capacity. The state’s governor made it clear the state would still enforce a mask mandate. “This is not Texas,” said Governor Ned Lamont, according to the...

The Seattle Education Association last week voted not to return to in-person classes despite the urging from Governor Jay Inslee who said all teachers could receive the COVID-19 jab. The Associated Press reported that only 36 percent of the state’s million public school students are attending some form of in-person learning. Q13 Fox reported there has been...

On Monday, many German states announced loosened coronavirus restrictions, which have been in place for months, including allowing people from one household to meet with those from another. DW.com reported, however, that in many instances, restrictions are still in place. For example, these newly-approved gatherings must be limited to five adults, the report said. Germany...

The European Commission introduced its plans to produce a “Digital Green Pass” that would alert travel authorities if a traveler has been jabbed by a coronavirus vaccine, a report said. Euronews reported that a draft of the law indicated that besides a coronavirus inoculation, the pass will also contain other medical “statements.” If all goes well,...

The CDC is claiming a link between dining in restaurants and increased cases of COVID. The New York Times, reporting on Saturday, wrote,  “Federal researchers also found that counties opening restaurants for on-premises dining—indoors or outdoors—saw a rise in daily infections about six weeks later, and an increase in COVID-19 death rates about two months...

Since the COVID War began last year, the Trends Journal reported the facts of who was dying from the virus, why, and where. Again, it is mostly the elderly, those over 65 years of age, and people suffering from pre-existing chronic conditions such as obesity and Type 2 diabetes.  Now, a year later, Bloomberg News...

“Double, double, toil and trouble.” This famous line is from the witches’ song in Shakespeare’s “Macbeth.” And who better to pitch the witches’ brew than Dr. Anthony Fauci, America’s politically-anointed infectious disease expert who, from sucking off the public tit, makes nearly $500,000 a year? At the end of January, Fauci announced on national TV...

As frustration grows with year-long lockdown impositions, more states in the U.S. are ending mask-wearing mandates.  While 36 states still have official mask-wearing requirements, last Tuesday, Texas Governor Greg Abbot announced, “It’s time to open Texas 100 percent and end the statewide mask order.” The same day, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves stated, “Starting tomorrow, we...

Open up or lockdown? That is the multi-trillion-dollar question… for a year. It was on 20 March, just shy of a year ago, that Governor Gavin Newsom declared California the first U.S. state to lock down to deal with the coronavirus. Later that day, Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York followed suit and issued a...