The CDC doesn't list hair loss as a symptom of COVID-19, but doctors aren't surprised they're seeing it more and more in survivors. It's a condition called telogen effluvium, and it happens when physical or mental stress pushes large numbers of hair follicles into a resting phase before eventually causing it to fall out. read more
The United States on Thursday reached over 160,000 deaths due to the coronavirus pandemic as confirmed cases near 5 million, according to a tally from NBC News. read more
Since March, the U.S.-Canada border has been closed to all but essential traffic in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus. But Americans lied in order to cross the border, claiming that they are heading to Alaska to circumvent the new regulations. But because so many Americans are using the so-called "Alaska loophole," authorities have increased restrictions. read more
President Donald Trump sought to stoke racial divisions Wednesday as he touted an administrative rule change on housing that he hopes will appeal to White suburbanites who have been abandoning him amid his handling of coronavirus and his views on race. read more
Stephen Collinson: The idea that President Donald Trump has turned some new leaf and is now maturely leading the fight against the pandemic is yet again being exposed as a pure political play by his own behavior. read more
Why the cheering and applause? Are they stacking the room with Trump sycophants?
#4 | Posted by jpw
Yes, but they're naturally occurring given the environment.
The conference took place at Trumpolini's private golf club in New Jersey and the cheering was from the members who already ponied up cash to the Criminal-in-Chief.
It's actually pretty pathetic how hard Trump works to find people who won't tell him to his face that he's a crooked and incompetent idiot.
US Surpasses 160,000 Coronavirus Deaths
This is true, but the article I posted was more about how the GOP has decided to focus on Buttery Males again.
Summarizing that article, entitled "Our nation is in a free fall. But sure, let's talk about Hillary's emails again.":
Nearly 5 million COVID-19 cases in the United States. One-hundred fifty-seven thousand dead. Thirty-two million out of work. Tens of millions facing eviction, foreclosure and hunger. What do we do now? Simple: We talk about Hillary Clinton's emails! GOP Sens. Cornyn, Graham, Cruz, Tillis amongst other GOP clowns are trying to change the subject from the crises now gripping the nation to their greatest hits from 2016. As the Trump administration drifts and millions lose their unemployment benefits, the Senate Judiciary Committee staged yet another hearing Wednesday about the Steele dossier, Carter Page, George Papadopoulos, Peter Strzok, Andrew McCabe, Bruce Ohr, Fusion GPS and other golden oldies.
Not sure why we'd expect anything else from a draft dodging Bunker B____ who's so intellectually and morally stunted that he repeatedly asks why he can't use nuclear weapons.
More proof that Republicans will believe absolutely anything. #3 | Posted by Sycophant
I saw an interesting article the other day on why Christian evangelicals are wired to believe Donald Trump's gaslighting lies.
The TLDR was, if trained to believe unquestioningly that fairy tales are the literal, Gospel truth, the brain because susceptible to believing other lies as well. That might also explain why some of these folks are likely to believe other nonsensical conspiracy theories as well, without actually using deductive skills to ferret out the truth.
Sure Trump defends actual Nazis, but remember that time Obama wore a tan suit?