Hannity: New York Times exploits man’s death to smear Fox News
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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – 1 May 2020
Greetings from Tyler, We were warned that hospitals would be overrun. They were sure to run out of ventilators, if not hospital beds. Car companies were recruited to manufacture ventilators instead of cars. Now nobody knows what to do with them all, and they’re being shipped to other countries all over the world. Decisions that…
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Trump says he’s seen evidence suggesting coronavirus emerged from Wuhan lab, compares WHO to PR agency
Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. President Trump said Thursday he has seen evidence suggesting that the coronavirus originated from a laboratory in China while continuing his criticism of the World Health Organization‘s ties to Beijing, comparing the group to a public relations agency. Trump was speaking to reporters…
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Iran threatens Germany for ban on Hezbollah, says will have to face consequences
German special police gather near the Al-Irschad center in Berlin, Germany, April 30, 2020, after Germany banned Iran-backed Hezbollah on its soil and designated it a terrorist organization. (Reuters) Iran has slammed Germany’s ban on the activities of Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement on its soil, saying it would face consequences for its decision to give in…
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Germany faces huge economic slump due to coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic will hit Germany’s economy harder than any other calamity in decades, according to Economy Minister Peter Altmaier. An expert told DW that projections of recovery in 2021 were “wishful thinking.” With the coronavirus pandemic unleashing a wave of job losses, bankruptcies and factory closures across the world, Germany’s GDP is due to shrink 6.3%…
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Boris Johnson set to signal lockdown restrictions to stay for months to avoid disaster of second peak of virus
Back in charge: Johnson due to front No 10 briefing for the first time since his illness BORIS Johnson will signal this evening that Britain will have to endure the restraints of the coronavirus lockdown for months to come with only a gradual easing of some measures beginning over summer. The three-week review due next Thursday is…
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Meat industry warns of possible shortages as more processing plants close: ‘Perilously close to the edge’
Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. The president and CEO of Smithfield Foods, one of the nation’s largest meat-processing companies, has warned of “severe, perhaps disastrous” consequences for the country’s meat supply chain following the closure of its South Dakota plant — and several other meat-processing…
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Boris Johnson returns to work after fighting coronavirus, says lockdown measures to remain
Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is back at work Monday after recovering from the coronavirus, telling his country’s residents that “the end of the first phase of this conflict” is near, but the lockdowns aren’t going away anytime soon. Johnson made the comments outside…
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China denies spreading coronavirus disinformation following EU report
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s foreign ministry on Monday denied claims that Beijing is spreading disinformation about the coronavirus following a European Union report that said there was “significant evidence” of covert Chinese operations on social media. “China is opposed to the creation and spreading of disinformation by anyone or any organization. China is a victim…
