Coronavirus

More censorship, now! The New York Times whined that free speech rights and Republicans are hurting efforts to combat so-called “misinformation” – or, put more simply, efforts to censor.

While the country focuses on big and important issues like inflation and the price of gas, Friday’s CBS Mornings rediscovered another pressing issue: COVID. While most Americans have learned to live with the presence of the virus, Dr. Celine Gounder told the show’s hosts that people should prepare for “at least another year or two” before life gets back to normal.

California is moving forward with legislation to silence any doctor who deviates from a state-sanctioned narrative on COVID-19.

From isolating from your cat, to masking for monkeypox, to insisting parents are “eager” to vaccinate their kids, the New York Times remains Covid-crazy, over two years into the pandemic. Science reporter Emily Anthes suggested you isolate from your pets when you're sick, based on the tale a veterinarian who “probably got Covid-19” from a cat. Anthes’ take is sufficiently wacky to (…

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) said that the White House national climate advisor’s recent comments urging Big Tech to combat so-called disinformation represent the Biden administration’s latest effort to “control” and “chill” speech.

Here we go again! White House National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy said “we need the tech companies to really jump in” to combat so-called disinformation and misinformation.

The sordid saga of former Florida “data scientist” Rebekah Jones has closed. Jones ran the state’s Covid statistics dashboard for a few months starting in March 2020 and later became a press hero for falsely accusing Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of manipulating data and even hiding Covid deaths in order to facilitate reopening the state from lockdown. She claimed she was told to falsify data…

The New York Times’ Shawn Hubler, reporting from California, had an obvious but still surprising take on the front of Wednesday’s edition: “Public Schools Have Lost Over a Million Students in Two Years.” Yet one had to wait until paragraph six for the Times to mention an obvious culprit: Covid restrictions that kept schools shuttered, a policy which most now admit caused…

Apoorva Mandavilli became the New York Times’ chief Covid reporter after a woke mob at the paper threw out experienced science correspondent Donald McNeil in early 2021 after ridiculous accusations of racism. Her reporting has been characterized by exaggeration of the dangers Covid presents. In particular her numerical mistakes tilt in the same direction, grossly exaggerating the…

Pres. Biden has found a new way to censor free speech – by giving the World Health Organization (WHO) control of Americans’ speech – Fox News Host Tucker Carlson warned on Thursday.

Media reporter Dylan Byers, now with the upstart Puck News, uncorked a hot scoop at National Public Radio. He obtained an internal memo sent to NPR employees on Thursday underlining an uber-strict COVID policy. Failure to wear a mask could cause an employee to be terminated! 

In its futile fight to remain a zero-COVID country, Australia basically suspended democracy, closed borders, locking its citizenry inside, and seemingly devolved to its roots as a prison colony. So Damien Cave, Sydney bureau chief for the New York Times, celebrated the country as a COVID success story with a 2,500-word justification for Australia’s authoritarianism: “…

Friday marked the end of an era with White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki departing the Biden administration after over 200 editions of The Psaki Show, filled with humorous and tense moments. Simply put, Psaki was effective in having served as the chief spin officer and lying propagandist for President Biden amid a litany of crises as he himself has spent much of his presidency hiding from…

Golden State basketball coach Steve Kerr maxed out on the COVID vaccination, booster shots and masking up. It’s all been for naught, though, because he’s been sidelined with the coronavirus. Outkick founder Clay Travis calls him the ultimate grandstanding virtue signaler.