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World Health Coronavirus Disinformation April 5, 2020

WHO’s bows to Beijing have harmed the global response to the pandemic.

The Supreme Court on Hold April 5, 2020

The Justices may have to consider virtual oral arguments—or even delay their annual summer break.

After the Cares Act, Hospitals and Businesses Need Sustained Support April 5, 2020

It isn’t too late for Congress to help keep more workers on payroll and shore up state health-care capacity.

Ode to American Toilet Paper April 5, 2020

Of course we hoard it. The soft stuff sets us apart from our one-ply peers overseas.

A Film Showdown to Substitute for Sports April 5, 2020

Which is better, ‘Rudy’ or ‘Hoosiers’?

A Tax Break for Coronavirus-Hit States April 5, 2020

Return to letting taxpayers deduct all their state and local taxes.

What Jihadists Are Saying About the Coronavirus April 5, 2020

A magazine describes the pathogen as ‘one of Allah’s soldiers.’ Another passes along CDC hygiene tips.

No Gasoline in Venezuela April 5, 2020

Refineries are kaput and imports are too costly. The economy risks a standstill.

Christian Relief Comes to Central Park April 5, 2020

New York welcomes Samaritan’s Purse—though the mayor and others are suspicious.

The Economy Will Survive the Coronavirus April 5, 2020

Don’t despair. Even amid the doom and gloom there are many things to be glad about.

Bet Big on Treatments for Coronavirus April 5, 2020

Antivirals and antibody therapies are showing promise. The FDA needs to step up its pace.

The Navy Captain and the Coronavirus April 3, 2020

A sad episode raises questions of judgment and chain of command.

Get Ready for Another Court Fight April 3, 2020

Liberals take aim at a conservative nominee for the D.C. Circuit.

The Coronavirus Pandemic Will Forever Alter the World Order April 3, 2020

The U.S. must protect its citizens from disease while starting the urgent work of planning for a new epoch.

Was Dr. Strangelove an Epidemiologist? April 3, 2020

A doctor on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis has special permission to tell the truth.

Fauci's 'Inconvenient' Policy April 1, 2020

If public-health officials are calling the shots they should understand the costs.

Heard on the Street

World Health Coronavirus Disinformation April 5, 2020

WHO’s bows to Beijing have harmed the global response to the pandemic.

The Supreme Court on Hold April 5, 2020

The Justices may have to consider virtual oral arguments—or even delay their annual summer break.

After the Cares Act, Hospitals and Businesses Need Sustained Support April 5, 2020

It isn’t too late for Congress to help keep more workers on payroll and shore up state health-care capacity.

Ode to American Toilet Paper April 5, 2020

Of course we hoard it. The soft stuff sets us apart from our one-ply peers overseas.

A Film Showdown to Substitute for Sports April 5, 2020

Which is better, ‘Rudy’ or ‘Hoosiers’?

A Tax Break for Coronavirus-Hit States April 5, 2020

Return to letting taxpayers deduct all their state and local taxes.

What Jihadists Are Saying About the Coronavirus April 5, 2020

A magazine describes the pathogen as ‘one of Allah’s soldiers.’ Another passes along CDC hygiene tips.

No Gasoline in Venezuela April 5, 2020

Refineries are kaput and imports are too costly. The economy risks a standstill.

Christian Relief Comes to Central Park April 5, 2020

New York welcomes Samaritan’s Purse—though the mayor and others are suspicious.

The Economy Will Survive the Coronavirus April 5, 2020

Don’t despair. Even amid the doom and gloom there are many things to be glad about.

Bet Big on Treatments for Coronavirus April 5, 2020

Antivirals and antibody therapies are showing promise. The FDA needs to step up its pace.

The Navy Captain and the Coronavirus April 3, 2020

A sad episode raises questions of judgment and chain of command.

Get Ready for Another Court Fight April 3, 2020

Liberals take aim at a conservative nominee for the D.C. Circuit.

The Coronavirus Pandemic Will Forever Alter the World Order April 3, 2020

The U.S. must protect its citizens from disease while starting the urgent work of planning for a new epoch.

Was Dr. Strangelove an Epidemiologist? April 3, 2020

A doctor on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis has special permission to tell the truth.

Fauci's 'Inconvenient' Policy April 1, 2020

If public-health officials are calling the shots they should understand the costs.

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World Health Coronavirus Disinformation April 5, 2020

WHO’s bows to Beijing have harmed the global response to the pandemic.

The Supreme Court on Hold April 5, 2020

The Justices may have to consider virtual oral arguments—or even delay their annual summer break.

After the Cares Act, Hospitals and Businesses Need Sustained Support April 5, 2020

It isn’t too late for Congress to help keep more workers on payroll and shore up state health-care capacity.

Ode to American Toilet Paper April 5, 2020

Of course we hoard it. The soft stuff sets us apart from our one-ply peers overseas.

A Film Showdown to Substitute for Sports April 5, 2020

Which is better, ‘Rudy’ or ‘Hoosiers’?

A Tax Break for Coronavirus-Hit States April 5, 2020

Return to letting taxpayers deduct all their state and local taxes.

What Jihadists Are Saying About the Coronavirus April 5, 2020

A magazine describes the pathogen as ‘one of Allah’s soldiers.’ Another passes along CDC hygiene tips.

No Gasoline in Venezuela April 5, 2020

Refineries are kaput and imports are too costly. The economy risks a standstill.

Christian Relief Comes to Central Park April 5, 2020

New York welcomes Samaritan’s Purse—though the mayor and others are suspicious.

The Economy Will Survive the Coronavirus April 5, 2020

Don’t despair. Even amid the doom and gloom there are many things to be glad about.

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Outside the Box: Coronavirus has ushered in an economic ice age. When can we expect activity to heat up again? April 6, 2020

Whether the U.S. endures a recession or depression isn’t yet clear, but severe pain is unavoidable, writes economist Bernard Baumohl.

Key Words: Wall Street star money manager says S&P 500 could plunge to 1,500 in worst case, with coronavirus fallout lingering for years April 6, 2020

Scott Minerd is looking for opportunities to dip his toes into the coronavirus-stricken market. However, you may not find him wading into equities soon if current market trends hold.

Outside the Box: We can rely more on more mail-in ballots for the November election — here’s how April 6, 2020

The 2020 election in November won’t be called off because of coronavirus. Decisions on how to increase mail-in voting need to be made in the next four to six weeks.

Market Snapshot: Dow futures rise 800 points as Trump administration signals that coronavirus outbreak may be stabilizing April 6, 2020

Stock-index futures rise sharply Monday morning as investors appear eager to focus on a glimmer of optimism coming out of the White House about the potential for stabilization of the rapid spread of the worst viral outbreak in generations.

The Tell: Last month Bill Ackman said ‘hell was coming.’ Now he’s ‘optimistic.’ April 6, 2020

The hedge-fund manager who may have made the best bet on coronavirus is turning optimistic.

Peter Morici: Congress should send everyone a $1,200 check every month April 6, 2020

Massive fiscal stimulus is needed to save the real economy.

Futures Movers: Oil heads lower as Monday meeting of major producers gets delayed April 6, 2020

Oil futures head lower in electronic trade after a key meeting between oil giants Saudi Arabia and Russia was tentatively moved to Thursday instead of Monday.

Europe Markets: European stocks rally on data showing slowing growth in coronavirus spread April 6, 2020

European stocks climbed in early action on Monday on tentative signs the spread of coronavirus is slowing.

Autotrader: 5 things you should do to take care of your vehicle while it’s sitting idle April 6, 2020

Sitting still isn’t good for it; these preventive measures will help ensure your car stays in top condition.

Need to Know: This recession will finally end the private-sector ‘debt supercycle,’ says firm that invented the term April 4, 2020

“The shock of the recession and destruction of wealth will leave a legacy of increased financial caution with households wanting to build precautionary savings and companies striving to repair damaged balance sheets,” says Martin Barnes, chief economist at BCA.