Tucker Carlson (video):

Will the Wuhan Virus Recession Wipe Out the U.S. Middle Class and Make Red China The World's #1 Economy?

The Critic:

The Coronavirus Cover-Up - How the West’s fear of appearing racist obscures the blunders at the beginning of this outbreak

On this day in 1979,

The Three Mile Island Accident

The End of Nuclear Plant Construction in the U.S. 

Video: New York Times' retrospective.

On this day in 1836,

Santa Ana Executes 417 Texan Revolutionaries At Gilead After The Slaughter At The Alamo

Colonel James Fannin, the commander of the captured Texian Army at Goliad, asked for humane treatment for himself and his Texian soldiers but his request was denied. Fannin was tortured and then shot in the head, and his men brutally murdered

On this day in 1829, the Petticoat Scandal:

Andrew Jackson 

Appoints John Eaton Sec'y of War

 and Scandalizes D.C. Society Prudes

 Who Don't Like Eaton's Wife

Jackson spends most of first term defending Eaton and his appointment

Video summary

On this day eight years ago,

Obama's Pre-Election Collusion With Russia 

(In Plain Sight and on Open Mic)

Video of conversation

On this day in 1979,

Magic Johnson/Michigan State 

Beat 

Larry Bird/Indiana State 

For NCAA Championship 

Video of game

On this day in 1911,

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

 Kills 146 Workers in NYC

The Fire Was On The Top Floors Which Had Inadequate Escape Routes

62 Workers Jumped To Their Deaths

On this day in 1865,

The Battle of Ft. Stedman - 

Robert E. Lee's Last Attack of the Civil War

Video summary

Victor Davis Hanson: 

The Virus is Not Invincible, But It’s Exposing Who’s Irreplaceable

Pat Buchanan

Must We Kill the Economy to Kill the Virus?

On this day in 1958,

Elvis Inducted Into The Army

Los Angeles Times and Bloomberg News: Federal stockpile of N95 masks was depleted under Obama and never restocked

Even Susan Collins Unloads On Senate Democrats For Blocking Coronavirus Deal

The Washington Post's "Racist" Headline re the Virus

On this day in 1839,

"OK" Enters National Vernacular

Video: "Why we say OK"

The Top 10 Lies About President Trump’s Response to the Coronavirus

The Epoch Times
One Belt, One Road … One Virus

The Atlantic:
Beijing is successfully dodging culpability for its role in spreading the coronavirus.

Tucker Carlson (video):

“There is not enough federal bailout money in the Treasury to save every pointless university in a bad recession”

Catholic Church Approves Blanket Forgiveness For Sins During Outbreak

Starting on this day in 1984, one of the greatest episodes of mass hysteria and injustice in American history:

The Martin Preschool Sex Abuse Trial

The trial lasted seven years and cost $15 million,

 the longest and most expensive criminal case in the history of the United States legal system, 

and produced no convictions

NBC News video

On this day in 1947,

TRUMAN ORDERS LOYALTY TESTS 

FOR ALL FEDERAL EMPLOYEES

On this day 62 years ago, Democrat President Harry Truman ordered loyalty tests for all federal employees to flush out all those who were communist sympathizers or aligned with “totalitarian, fascist or subversive” organizations.  Truman’s order demanded “complete and unswerving loyalty” to the United States, with anything less being deemed “a threat to our democratic process.”  Each federal department and agency set up Loyalty Boards to enforce the order.

More here via the Truman Presidential Library

On this day in 1822,

Barbary Wars Naval Hero Stephen Decatur Killed In Duel

More here via Wikipedia