Americans give a wide range of responses when asked how easy it is for them to find accurate coronavirus information. They are fairly evenly split between “Very easy,” “Hit or miss” and “Pretty difficult.” Twelve percent (12%) say it is […]
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The following is an excerpt from my latest article in Just The News. You’ve probably heard that COVID-19 is far deadlier than the flu. But it could turn out to be more akin to a severe flu season. Surprisingly, both of
About one in three (32%) of Americans say they are out of work due to coronavirus or have an immediate family member who is. That number goes up to 41% for people under age 40. That’s according to a Rasmussen
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Sixty-one percent (61%) of those recently polled say an economic recession is very likely. That’s up from 38% who believed it was very likely less than two weeks ago. That’s according to a recent Gallup survey. Another 31% say a
One of the first to advocate for drastic measures to combat coronavirus was Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton. Almost two weeks ago, he remarked “what seems extreme today, will seem obvious tomorrow,” as he called for most businesses to close up
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Americans give high ratings to how most leaders and institutions have responded to coronavirus. That’s according to a recent Gallup poll. The following entities received above 80% approval ratings in their handling of and response to the crisis: Hospitals Schools
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There is a new statistical analysis by King County, Seattle, which had the earliest clusters of confirmed coronavirus deaths in the U.S. Obviously, these trends do not necessarily translate to other communities. But they are an interesting snapshot of what
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Most respondents in the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com say they find coronavirus news to be “needlessly scary.” Seventy percent (70%) of those who weighed in had that assessment. However, 18% said coronavirus news overall is “informative.” Nearly 10% said
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