Israel’s Defense Ministry announced that Israel’s secretive biological lab has made a breakthrough toward a covid-19 cure. According to a statement by the Defense Ministry, Israel’s shadowy Biological Research Institute confirmed it has isolated an antibody it believes can be used to develop treatments against the coronavirus. This development would not be for the creation of a vaccine, but would … Read More
Where’s The Beef? Wendy’s Pulling Burgers In Meat Shortage
Wendy’s fast food chain, who had the iconic slogan “Where’s The Beef?” in 80’s TV commercials, is now being asked the same question by customers. As they realized that Wendy’s hallmark item was no longer available for order and only chicken items were available for takeout and delivery at some locations across the country. Wendy’s restaurants have taken burgers off … Read More
Ebola Drug Remdesivir Helps People Recover From Covid-19
A drug used to treat Ebola has shown clear-cut positive data in trials of the drug for severe Covid-19 patients. Drug manufacturer Gilead Sciences said results from their trial of remdesivir against severe Covid-19 showed improved symptoms in patients who were given the drug both early and late in treatment. The hopeful signs from two separate trials of the drug … Read More
Governor Closes All Roads To US City In Coronavirus Lock-down Like In Wuhan
In an action like what the Chinese government did in Wuhan, a U.S. governor has closed all roads into a US city in an effort to try and stop the spread of Coronavirus. The Governor of New Mexico invoked the state’s Riot Control Act to lock-down the city of Gallup with all roads closed into the city after its mayor … Read More
US Now Over 1 Million Covid-19 Cases, Most In The World
The United States has climbed over 1 million confirmed cases of coronavirus and has the highest number of total cases in the world. The United States also has the highest death toll as well. Currently, the U.S. numbers are over 1,076,000 cases with over 62,000 deaths. Reaching over seven figures is the latest milestone for the U.S. in this pandemic … Read More
Workers Scared As Trump Orders Meat Plants Open In Coronavirus Crisis
President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to keep meatpacking plants in the U.S. open during the coronavirus pandemic. The move comes after more than a dozen beef, pork and poultry plants across the country shut down either temporarily or indefinitely in the past few weeks. A statement from one of the meatpacking companies, Smithfield Foods, applauded the Trump Administration … Read More
Trump Uses Defense Act To Keep Meat Plants Open In Pandemic
The President signed an executive order invoking the Defense Production Act to keep meat processing plants open. Plants owned by some of the country’s largest food companies have struggled with outbreaks of the coronavirus among workers and a growing death toll. The executive order also applies to plants that have already closed which will have to re-open. The executive order … Read More
‘Pandemic Drones’ To Monitor & Control People
In Connecticut the police are working with drones as a way to monitor people and detect if they are sick and to enforce social distancing. A series of “pandemic drones” are taking part in a test flight in a covid-19 hotspot in Connecticut with the goal of monitoring social distancing efforts and detecting the virus’ symptoms. Drone manufacturer Draganfly is working with … Read More
Tyson Foods Warns Food Supply Chain Is Breaking
Standing in long lines for meat could be in America’s future as the coronavirus wreaks havoc on the industry, causing the closure of pork, beef and poultry processing plants across the country. Tyson Foods Chairman John H. Tyson spelled it out in a full-page newspaper piece that states: “The food supply chain is breaking.” The executive’s warning came days after … Read More
People Positive For Coronavirus Ordered To Wear Tracking Devices
Judges have started ordering positive covid-19 patients who don’t want to stay home during their quarantine to wear an ankle monitor. In Louisville, Kentucky, two coronavirus patients, as well as one of their relatives, were ordered to put on the tracking devices after health officials discovered they were out shopping. Public health officials had the people put in home incarceration … Read More