With coronavirus ravaging public health and the economy, the U.S. is taking a new look at its dependence on China. We rely on China’s supply chain for everything from prescription drugs to stainless steel, making it easy for China to […]
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Three interesting stories are coming up on Full Measure! You won’t see them on any other Sunday program. Did you know multiple coronaviruses were already circulating in the U.S. before Covid-19? What’s the difference between those and the new strain?
With reports of people price gouging and hoarding essential products amid the coronavirus crisis, two U.S. senators are asking for accountability. Senators Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn) are calling on Attorney General William Barr to vigorously enforce Executive
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John Dye at Ft. Detrick answers questions including: when did coronavirus really start in the U.S., and how about those antibody tests?
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19 and a half years after the War in Afghanistan began, President Trump is moving forward with a plan to draw down the number of American forces there. The longest U.S war in history began October 7, 2001 when the
Two suicide bombers recently blew themselves up near the U.S. embassy in the capital of Tunisia, a Muslim country and U.S. ally in North Africa. Tunisia’s transition to democracy has been marked by Islamic extremist terrorist attacks. Adding to the
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Twenty-six percent (26%) of those who responded in the latest SharylAttkisson.com poll consider themselves “realists” when it comes to handling a crisis. That is the number one answer among 18 choices. Number two was “optimist” at 20%. Nobody said they
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The following is a news analysis My recent article (link below) pointing to similarities between coronavirus comments made by liberal sources and public health officials– compared to those of highly-criticized conservative figures– got a lot of positive attention, and also
