Africa May be Spared from Coronavirus – No Thanks to its Leaders
Africa isn’t ready for a massive coronavirus outbreak. But the continent’s hot and humid weather may save it from the deadly disease.
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Coronavirus Death Smog: Is China Burning Thousands of Infected Bodies?
Rising sulfur dioxide levels in air around Wuhan suggests Chinese government could be burning thousands of bodies to contain coronavirus outbreak.
Eminem’s Career Hits Dead-End with ‘Lose Yourself’ Oscars Performance
Eminem performed “Lose Yourself” at the Oscars last night, proving that his best days are over and that his career rests mostly on nostalgia.
Billionaire Whistleblower: Wuhan Coronavirus Death Toll Is Over 50,000
Exiled Chinese businessman Guo Wengui recently revealed leaks from Wuhan crematoriums. He claims based on the number of bodies their furnaces are burning, the death toll could be as high as 50,000.
Professor Says Coronavirus is Infecting 50,000 a Day, and He May be Right
Disease analyst estimates coronavirus is infecting 50,000 people/day in China. Evidence suggests his model is more reliable than government’s.
Boeing Accused of Pressuring Investigators in 2009 Air Crash Investigation
Boeing’s MAX pain will continue as Dutch lawmakers have accused the firm of pressuring investigators to downplay its role in a 2009 crash.
The Ugly Truth About Bernie Madoff’s Plea for ‘Compassion’
Bernie Madoff is terminally ill and desires to be released from prison. But the ugly truth is that this “compassion” would be crueler than you know.
Why Is Justin Sun Lying to TRON Holders? Follow The Money
Justin Sun sought to distance himself and his team from the recent TRON block reward reshuffle, but all the evidence points directly to them.
Bird Flu: China’s Ticking Time Bomb of Infectious Disease
As the world grapples with the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, a new disease emerges: a highly-fatal bird-flu known as H5N1.
Indian Gunman Incident Stokes Conspiracy Over Anti-CAA Protest Shooting
Dwindling protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) came back to life after a public shooting incident.