For the first time in its history, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments by telephone conference in a limited number of postponed cases in response to public health guidance to COVID-19. All nine justices and counsel will participate remotely starting Monday, May 4. The court has never live-streamed courtroom arguments and only rarely … Read more
A recent study by the Becker Friedman Institute at the University of Chicago that focused on Coronavirus Coverage on the Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson nightly shows on Fox News found that 30 percent of the viewers who watched the misinformation about the severity of COVID 19 displayed on the Hannity program during the first … Read more
In recent reporting by the Washington Post, they cataloged that out of the 13 hours Donald Trump spent in his press briefings on the Coronavirus (three weeks worth), he spent just four and a half minutes expressing sympathy and condolences for the tens of thousands who have perished from COVID-19. While that is grotesque considering … Read more
Yesterday (April 30, 2020,) more protests occurred in Lansing Michigan as fringe elements, some of them armed, descended on the state capital, and made their way to Governor Gretchen Witmer’s office and the public gallery of the State Senate. They were protesting the Governors extension of Michigan’s Stay at Home order to May 15, 2020, … Read more
The Martha McSally Senate Campaign recently put forth what seemed to be a very moving campaign ad highlighting the health care plight of a young woman named Kristen, a mother of two who developed a mass on her brain that required medical treatment. The ad does not give her last name which is Douglas. More … Read more