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The stories we tell are about ourselves.  That’s why reporting is not supposed to be narrative. Unfortunately it became narrative. And so the media

They do call them no-go zones for a reason. But let’s not kid ourselves. There are neighborhoods in New York City and LA where the police won’t be asking

Wait, what? California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) said Saturday that 170 ventilators shipped by the federal government to help his state

The idea that an American is a citizen of a country, not just a state, and at home in any part of the country, is something we take for granted. The

California has lots of money to shovel into its municipal unions and social services complex. But it just wouldn’t pay for those ventilators and masks

Governor Andrew Cuomo had his eye on the White House a decade ago. And he seemed to be off to a good start. The former Clinton administration member got

Everyone’s policy gaming the Wuhan Virus and its impact on politics. Including the great big war on single family housing and the push for urban density and

The obvious plus to swapping out Biden for New York’s Cuomo is that the Wuhan Virus outbreak has sidelined Biden. While Cuomo, at least at the moment, is

It’s not just European Union countries coming under pressure, even states in this country are starting to see their own clashes.  New York Gov.

A successful travel ban applied early on, with no exceptions, might have kept the medical and economic catastrophe of the Wuhan Virus at bay. The pandemic has

The New York Times, which in the middle of a diseased city, decided to run this hateful little screed, “The Road to Coronavirus Hell Was Paved by Evangelicals

The arrival of the Wuhan Virus has minted a low of new disease experts. I’m not one of them. I leave it to wiser people to excitedly post charts of curves on

With the coronavirus dominating the news, you may have missed the news that the DOJ indicted the entire Venezuelan socialist government as being a drug cartel