Belarus said no to "aid" and exposes the whole scheme. This is a three-minute read.

You know, when YouTube starts deleting, someone is right over the target. This is a 6-minute video. See the first comment for all the censorship news.

"(CNSNews.com) – President Donald Trump signed four executive orders on Friday aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs, the first of which, he says, will lead to the cost of insulin dropping to “just pennies a day.”"

"Mayor Bowser broke her contract with residents like me. So we’re leaving."

Note that the picture is of Minneapolis.  "Gabe Johnson, a 48-year-old black man who served in the Marines, now says that Portland police should use any means necessary, including force, to sweep the riots off the streets and end the nightly violence."

“It is a widely accepted fact that China has stolen U.S. intellectual property worth billions of dollars. The U.S. government recently ordered the closure of the Chinese consulate in Houston, Texas, which Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) described as a “central node of the Communist Party’s vast network of spies & influence operations in the United States.””

“McCollum’s proposed appropriations act will govern how tax money is spent when it comes to regulating and approving environmentally-related projects. One stipulation of the act is to make it clear that “none of the funds appropriated or otherwise made available by this Act may be used to review or approve a mine plan proposed within the Rainy River Watershed of the Superior National Forest.”  While this would successfully prohibit the Twin Metals copper-nickel project, it would also prevent existing iron mines that have already been approved from receiving the requisite approval for future operations.”

Thanks, Alpha News and Congressman Stauber.

We recommend that you remember this when it comes to voting for our Governor who passes himself off as Mr. Driven-by Science. That said, unless you have a medical condition that masks would exacerbate, there is probably little point arguing about masks. There are many more important things going on. Like masks are distracting us from the media having to write about nursing homes. The mask hyperventilation distracts us from looking and writing about more important things.

As the summer goes on, schools are refining and finalizing how they will conduct school in the fall. Already, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and San Diego have declared schools will not re-open physical classrooms and others will follow. Many districts have suggested revised schedules, including part of the students attending one day or week and others another day or week, staggered drop-off and pickup times, mask-wearing at all times, social distancing, food brought from home, and no shared use of common resources. Teacher unions are beginning to object to sending teachers, particularly those in the higher risk age groups, back into the classroom and parents have understandable concerns for their children as well.

Even if you don't have kids in school, take a look at the CDC recommendations.