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Anthony Fauci’s conveniently foggy memory
By Stephen L. Miller
Book Review
The danger of learning too much from Covid
By Kate Womersley
COVID
End of the road for malicious lockdowns
By Roger Kimball
Europe
The US is coming out of COVID no worse than any European country
By Ross Clark
Politics
Gretchen Whitmer’s white fragility
By Jeffrey Polet
Europe
How hopeful should we be about Oxford’s COVID-19 vaccine?
By Dr Waqar Rashid
Russia
Could the key to COVID be found in the Russian pandemic?
By Matt Ridley
The underground doctors’ movement questioning the use of ventilators
By Matt Strauss
Coronavirus reinfection fears appear to be unfounded
By Ross Clark
China
China’s COVID cover-up shows it can’t be trusted
By Shanker Singham
Home
Could the lockdown have side-effects no one has considered?
By Dr John Lee
Who gets a ventilator?
By Matt Strauss
Politics
Massachusetts study finds a third of sample have COVID-19 antibodies
By Ross Clark
Art
The future will not follow any of the already imagined Hollywood movie scripts
By Slavoj Zizek
China
The global politics of a pandemic
By David Patrikarakos
Six reasons why it’s a mistake to compare countries’ coronavirus figures
By Michael Baum
Europe
After coronavirus, brace yourself for a new world order
By John Keiger
Ventilators aren’t a panacea for a pandemic like coronavirus
By Matt Strauss
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