Sixty-two percent (62%) of employed Americans currently say they have worked from home during the coronavirus crisis. That’s double those who reported working from home in mid-March, according to a recent Gallup poll. The number of employers offering flex time […]
POLL: Twice as many Americans working from home due to coronavirus Read More »
I dig into the prevailing media narratives about coronavirus, including Facebook “fact checks,” that have themselves been proven false.
Facebook’s Fake Coronavirus Fact Check (PODCAST) Read More »
The first direct payments to U.S. adults from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act is hitting bank accounts this week. Fifty-one percent (51%) of Americans report that they will use it to pay bills or purchase essentials
POLL: Half of Americans will spend relief money on bills and essentials Read More »
Sixty-percent (60%) of those who answered our latest unscientific poll at Sharyl-Attkisson.com say the worst of coronavirus is behind us. Only 7% say the worst is yet to come. About 17% say we are about halfway through. Close to the
Most people say “worst is behind us” with coronavirus Read More »
One forward-thinking scientist and his team have already started testing U.S. populations for Covid-19 antibodies to see how many people have already had it with no symptoms. This information is critical. It will help scientists calculate the very first accurate
The coronavirus study the world has been waiting for Read More »
Local and international news consumption has doubled since December 2019. Attention to national news has gone up by 13 points since that time. But American views of the news remain largely negative. That’s according to a recent Gallup survey. Forty-eight
POLL: Americans watching more news but keeping same low opinion of it Read More »
The Director of National Intelligence has finally declassified portions of Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s report regarding the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane investigation into Trump campaign officials. The footnotes in the report were, until now, kept hidden from public view. You can
We’ve been reporting on California’s deadly wildfires and all the federal tax money spent trying to control them. Now, an update. Utility company Pacific Gas and Electric, PG&E, recently pleaded guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter for its role
WATCH: PG&E’s guilty plea to California’s 2018 “Camp Fire” Read More »
