The Department of Justice recently announced its intention to drop charges against Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn after alleged misconduct regarding his case within the FBI and Justice Department. Flynn and his attorney, Sidney Powell, are still waiting to hear whether […]
The following is from Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson. Watch the video by clicking the link at the end of the story. One of the staunchest defenders of China’s conduct in the coronavirus outbreak is an American microbiologist based in
Coronavirus is exposing another disease: two-tiered justice and government double standards.
Coronavirus is exposing another disease: double standards (PODCAST) Read More »
In recent days, the Justice Department announced its decision to drop the prosecution of former Trump National Security Adviser Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn. The following timeline highlights some important events in the case. Flynn Timeline July 24, 2012: President Obama
The most complete, concise, least-biased timeline on the Flynn case Read More »
Then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein kept an investigation into a Trump campaign associate alive even though the allegations against him had been debunked. That’s according to a report at Just the News. The Trump campaign volunteer was Carter Page. Officials
Recent data from New York appears to contradict the widespread proclamations that the answer to beating coronavirus is self-isolating and staying at home. According to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, two-thirds (66%) of patients recently hospitalized for coronavirus had self-isolated
Majority of N.Y. hospitalized coronavirus patients had self-isolated Read More »
Forty-four percent (44%) of people would try the malaria drug hydroxycholoroquine for coronavirus, if their doctor recommended it. Hydroxycholorquine is a pill. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Two percent (2%) said they would try remdesivir, an
POLL: Many would try malaria drug to treat coronavirus if their doctor recommended it Read More »
The following is an excerpt from my latest article in The Hill: Amid the great political divide that seems to have gotten drawn during the coronavirus pandemic and the response to it, there’s an awakening of sorts. In some cases,
“Do as I say, Not as I do.” Double standards with coronavirus and other issues… Read More »
