The following is an excerpt of my news analysis at The Hill: Less than six weeks before the election, one of the most profound disappointments among some of Joe Biden’s supporters is that he doesn’t even seem to be trying. If some Democrats are correct, crushing “The Donald” should have been easy. After all (according […]
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Covid-19 origins, the Wuhan lab, US funding, and vaccine connection
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has given millions of taxpayer dollars to a U.S.-based group that partnered with the Wuhan, China lab to study bat coronaviruses. NIH cancelled some funding under pressure in April after the partnership with the Wuhan lab was reported by the media. A few weeks ago, NIH awarded more tax […]
Sen. Dianne Feinstein's husband named in college admissions scandal
The following is an excerpt from an article in WCVB Live ABC: SAN FRANCISCO — U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s husband, University of California Regent Richard Blum, was named Thursday by the state auditor's office as one of the regents involved in an admissions scandal where UC wrongly admitted dozens of wealthy, mostly white students as […]
Legal pot problems, School choice, Fires, and Sports
As more states legalize marijuana, pot advocates say the lofty promises don’t seem to be coming true. This Sunday on Full Measure, I investigate what they say is going wrong. One problem they describe is that legal pot was supposed to eliminate illegal sales. Yet in California, the black market is thriving. Another issue is […]
NEW: Joint Senate report details web of alleged conflicts of interest involving Bidens and foreign business dealings
A Republican-led joint Senate committee has released findings of its investigation into alleged conflicts of interest concerning Joe Biden and his son, Hunter. The 87-page report details a complex web of allegedly problematic financial dealings between members of the Biden family and foreign businesses during the time Joe Biden was vice president. The Bidens, their […]
POLL: Most plan to vote in person on election day
The vast majority of people who answered the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com say they plan to cast their 2020 presidential vote in person. Among nearly 1,300 respondents, 88% said they plan to vote in person either on Election Day (64%) or prior to Election Day (24%). Eleven percent (11%) stay they plan to vote […]
WATCH: Fear of Flying
Air travel is not what it was used to be. In January, passenger numbers and airline profits reached record highs, but since the COVID-19 outbreak, the industry has suffered devastating losses. And, as Scott Thuman reports, many Americans have come down with a serious case of: Fear of Flying. Scott Thuman: It has become a […]
WATCH: The Internet Divide--and your tax $
In the age of coronavirus, the internet has become more crucial than ever for working families, but many of our communities can't get high speed internet at all. Next month the FCC begins phase one of a $16 Billion dollar plan to wire up more rural areas but today we find out what happened to […]
