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"Some of our elderly have experienced that youths deliberately cough, sneeze and spit near those that are in the city or in shops."

...there are many reasons why the deaths per 100,000 could be higher in Spain and Italy than in the US, Germany, and Switzerland.

"This absolute quarantine is for nothing more than to save your life."

"The agency is working with manufacturers to assess their supplies..."

Where did she go? 

"...people are still having to to go out to run a few errands or go out and provide health care. When you do, wear a mask, cover up..."

The United States of America is basically closed for business, leaving citizens jobless, broke, and without options...

A lot has changed in Americans' expectations for - and experience of - the crisis in a very short period of time...

Why has the western United States suddenly been shaking so violently over the past several weeks? 

Conagra said it has witnessed a "significant increase" in demand for its fourth quarter and that it expects improved top and bottom line numbers.

"Right now as we speak, one in five women are being assaulted." 

A nervous presidential spokesman sought to assure that "everything is fine" with Putin.

On a fundamental level, freedom really is more important than security (or, in this case, an illusion of security)...

New York City has the most inhabitants over 65+ years old by a huge margin...

"...which is going to be scary..."

“We are not at war. Sailors do not need to die. If we do not act now, we are failing to properly take care of our most trusted asset — our Sailors.”

Most Americans are blaming “hoarders” for the current mess, but it is actually much more complicated than that...

...deeply concerned that the social, economic and public health consequences of this near total meltdown of normal life... will be long lasting and calamitous...

Mainstream media belatedly stumbles onto this bombshell China admission: "the FBI appears to be concerned with dual-use research that would be used for bioterrorism."

So far, most cases on the U.S. West Coast are linked to a strain first identified in Washington state."